Bonnie View Inn

We booked one night at the inn because it was one of the only places close to where we planned to snowmobile the next day. It turned out to be the nicest room on our trip. The room was clean and large. The property is beautiful and on a lake. They offer many activities to go along with your stay. We stayed in January and we saw sleds and snowshoes to use and they turned two areas into ice rinks for skating. It seems to be more of a summer draw though. We saw canoes, water tricycles and many other things stored for use on the lake. Upon leaving my wife and I both agreed it would be a great place to spend a few days in the summer.

Stayed one night in a jacuzzi suite/ lakeview room. Great location on the lower level. Joined others on the patio for happy hour. Cocktail of the day for $6 and appies half price from 3-5. Apps were delicious and drinks were so tempting, we had two! Continued on for dinner and pulled pork sandwich was huge and delicious. Service was very attentive from Delaney ❤️ Breakfast the next morning features another beautiful view and a very filling and delicious eggs Benedict and two eggs special. Service, views, location and food all top notch! Very excited to return in the future!

Very nice place. This staff was very friendly. Restaurant, bar and lounge. I was there after the summer season, so it was quiet, but there was lots of stuff to do in the sunshine of summer. Located 15 minutes outside of Haliburton. It was an easy access into town.

Love Bonnie View--we always stay here when possible. This time we stayed in the lodge and were very comfortable....great bathrooms and water pressure. We were sorry to see the wonderful stone fireplaces and the knotty pine paneling painted over--but time marches on...

Amazing family-friendly resort with so many water vessels to play with included in our stay, a playground, and a great breakfast and lunch/dinner spots right on the grounds. Great spot for fishing too. You can really tell how much love and care goes into the place from all the staff. Would definitely recommend!

First but definitely not our last visit. Stayed in a 2 bedroom cottage. Cabin (4) was clean and tidy, no complaints at all and enough space for four adults. The location is ideal. Literally, right on the lake with a lakeside patio that serves lunch and dinner. Use of non motorized water crafts was a bonus. Loads of hiking trails surround you. Food was perfect for what we were expecting, (pub style). We look forward to our next stay at Bonnie View Inn.

Love love love it here! From my first encounter with Bonnie at the front desk, Morgan on the patio, and then later the owner, Ryan, I knew I had to stay here. I happened upon this place while looking for a spot for dinner and ate at their Dockside Patio, an absolute must! I booked 2 nights in a single cabin (#22) and never want to leave. The property is stunning: beach, volleyball, docks, water toys, and a short swim to a sand bar!!! Great spot for a family, a couple... or a single (like me!). You won't regret a stay here.

Due to losing car keys, we found ourselves needing a place to spend the night. A last minute check in had us finding ourselves with a wonderfully cozy, charming space with plenty of room, a great kind-sized bed, sitting area, balcony and a fireplace. We arrived in the dark but awoke to glory of nature and its grand fall colours. ALL staff were wonderfully accommodating to all our needs. A hot breakfast prepared and served to us by the owner himself was fantastic. We would definitely recommend a Fall Getaway to Bonnie View Inn. What a blessing in disguise losing those car keys turned out to be! :)

This resort is located in a beautiful spot on the lake. It has a lot of fun water toys on the lake and a small beach that was well kept. I was hoping for a nice quiet weekend up North with my teenage kids. It was definitely not that! We were there for 4 nights. We had cabin #6 which was up near the road that comes down to the Inn and 2 of those 4 days was continual construction equipment beeping beginning at 7am- all day. It was so bad that we ended up leaving the resort for the day just to get away fro the noise. While I get that it is not the Inns fault for the construction by the road, nothing was done to make up for it. Our cabin was literally 5 feet from the trucks and workers. It would have been simple for a staff member to come to our cabin and apologize, maybe offer a free breakfast or drink voucher for having to get up so early on vacation, a discounted rate...just good customer service in general for retention sake. I was going to say something when I checked out...but when I went to do that no one asked how my stay was it was a rush to get me out (and there was no one checking out at that time but me) so they didn't seem to have any concern about how my time there was so now I am writing a review. One of the mornings I went in to the office to get coffee and mentioned how early the constriction started and how loud it was all the guy behind the counter said was "Ya construction sucks"...though he was nice enough to open the door for me at 7:20 when the coffee was not supposed to be available until 7:30. Our cabin looked as thought they attempted to update the bedroom and main room. Furniture was dated but ok, no A/C which was fine for me as there was a fan. The biggest downfall, the bathroom was disgusting and should be updated. There was black mould around the edge of the tub which should be scraped and re-done...and cobwebs up in all the corners as if they do not clean in there. No one wanted to shower in there. If the bathrooms are old the resort should just be sure they are sanitary and clean. The rooms are not cleaned during your stay, yet there is no broom or anything to clean up with in the rooms. The kids wanted to play volleyball and badminton, but getting a turn was a challenge as there is one small court for both. Two of the 4 evenings they closed the court, one for a private function and the second for extra seating for the restaurant on site. The night that the restaurant was busy with a band we thought we would eat at the picnic table that was in front of our cabin, until we realized they took it away to add more seating for their restaurant. Another guest we spoke to said she had personal items set up on the picnic table in front of her cabin, and while she was out they moved them all to her porch and took her table too. It seemed that the staying guests were not as important as the ones that came for dinner. On the plus side there was a great little dessert trailer on site with great ice cream and desse