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Places to Stay in Aylmer
Country Side Inn
- 530 Talbot Street East
Aylmer, ON
N5H 2W2
519-773-8136
The perfect place for a get away in the country. Rooms are decorated in a warm cozy country cottage style. Close to Aylmer and area attractions
Pinecroft - Selma's Cabin Bed and Breakfast
- 8122 Rogers Road, South
Aylmer, ON N5H 2R4
519-773-3435
This cabin is the first one built at Pinecroft by Arthur "Art" Caverly in 1934. He built it so that his wife, Selma, might enjoy her Sunday afternoons reading in the beautiful, peaceful surroundings of the cabin.
Selma's Cabin has been renovated to provide two guest rooms, each with an ensuite bathroom and a private deck. There is also a common room with a fieldstone fireplace, cozy furniture, books to read and art to enjoy. During the winter season, weather permitting, there is cross country skiing and skating. Other seasons provide excellent bird watching, a walking trail and paddle boating.
Camping
Springwater Conservation Area
Catfish Creek Conservation Authority
- Conservation Line and Springwater Rd
Phone: (519) 773-9037
- Overnight Camping
Open from Victoria Day Weekend to Thanksgiving Day Weekend. There are 182 sites serviced with hydro and water and 82 non-serviced sites. Convenient washrooms, shower, and laundry facilities. Day use facilities, hiking trails, year-round special events, and facility rentals. Staff assisted children’s activities during the summer.
Hotel and Motels in the Aylmer Area
Elm Hurst Inn & Country Spa
- 415 Harris Street, P. O. Box 123
Ingersoll, Ontario, N5C 3K1
Phone : 1-800-561-5321 or 519-485-5321
Nestled in 33 acres of beautiful country side, the Inn is the perfect place to relax, rejuvenate and pamper yourself. All of the Inn’s rooms include complimentary movie channels, high-speed internet and a full breakfast.
Comfort Inn, St. Thomas
- 100 Centennial Ave.
St. Thomas, ON N5R 5B2
(519) 633-4082
Complimentary Sunshine breakfast, Free high-speed wireless internet, Free local phone calls, Free daily newspapers (Toronto Star and London Free Press), In room coffee.