Whispering Dune is a warm, light-filled 3-bed cottage less than 5 minute walk to Singing Sands in Bruce Peninsula National Park. With open-concept living, forest views, Wi-Fi, Smart TV, and space to unwind, it’s perfect for winter escapes. Enjoy quiet trails, frozen shorelines, and easy access to Tobermory, the Grotto, and Lake Huron sunsets. Peaceful, cozy, and close to Ontario’s top nature experiences—your Peninsula retreat begins here.

Whispering Dune is tucked into a quiet, nature-rich pocket of the Bruce Peninsula, just steps from Singing Sands Beach—one of the area’s most loved and unique shorelines. Known for its warm, shallow water, soft sandy dunes, and wide-open views of Lake Huron, Singing Sands is an ideal place for relaxed beach days, shoreline walks, and unforgettable sunsets. Gentle breezes moving through the dunes and whispering pines create a peaceful, secluded atmosphere that defines this special location. Despite its tranquil setting, Whispering Dune is perfectly positioned for exploring the Bruce Peninsula’s top attractions. Bruce Peninsula National Park is close by and offers access to forest trails, limestone cliffs, and some of Ontario’s most striking natural scenery. The iconic Grotto, with its turquoise water and dramatic cave, is only about 15 minutes away and is a must-see in every season. Tobermory is also within easy reach, offering charming cafés, local shops, galleries, and harbourfront dining. From here, visitors can take seasonal boat tours to Flowerpot Island or explore the waters of Fathom Five National Marine Park. Scenic drives, nearby lookouts, and quiet backroads make it easy to explore at your own pace. The area is equally appealing in the colder months. Winter hiking trails, snow-dusted dunes, and quiet shoreline walks create a serene escape, while dark skies offer excellent stargazing on clear nights. Whispering Dune offers a rare blend of privacy, natural beauty, and convenient access to the best of the Bruce Peninsula. It’s an ideal retreat for guests seeking quiet, connection to nature, and a true Ontario cottage-country experience—any time of year.