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BOOKING DISCOUNT ON 4-6 NIGHT STAYS AND LONGER THAN 7 NIGHTS MAY APPLY (IF AVAILABLE). PLEASE CONTACT US FOR A QUOTE.

SANDBANKS VACATIONS MINIMUM STAY REQUIREMENTS:

Quiet season (2 nights)
Mid season (2 nights)
High season (7 nights, some homes 2-3 nights)
Holidays (2-7 nights) - see below

Season Durations

Winter/Spring Quiet Season = After CanadianThanksgiving to before May long weekend
Spring Mid Season = After May long weekend to late June (exact date is property dependent)
Summer High Season = Late June - Early September (exact date is property dependent)
Fall Mid Season = After Labour Day to before Canadian Thanksgiving
Fall Quiet Season = After Thanksgiving to before Christmas

Holidays

Holidays during High Season require a 7 night minimum booking at most homes (2-3 night minimum last minute if available)
Holidays during Quiet and Mid Season require a 3 night minimum booking (2 night minimum last minute if available or if Family Day or Easter)
Christmas/New Years require a 3-7 night minimum booking depending on property

Weeklong stays in Quiet or Mid Season

Saturday to Saturday stays are not possible unless a premium is paid
Sunday to Sunday or Friday to Friday stays preferred

Check NOTES tab on property page for further information. Some properties follow different minimum stay requirements and define seasons differently.

Waupoos and Area

Community Vacation Homes

Shopping	13km
Restaurants	1km-13km
Golf Course	13km
Airport	235km
Groceries	13km

Community Information

Situated on Smiths Bay on Lake Ontario about 13 km east of Picton, Waupoos is set among picturesque apple orchards, wineries, local farms and forested hills. During and after the American Revolution, Waupoos served as a point of resettlement for American United Empire Loyalists. Prior to European settlement, Waupoos (whose name is derived from the Ojibwe waabooz, rabbit) was inhabited by Tyendinaga Mohawks, who created a burial ground on Waupoos Island. The Conrad David House, a historically designated property on which Sir John A. MacDonald once held the mortgage, now houses the County Cider Company. [Source: Wikipedia]