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Welcome to the Ivy Lea Club

The Ivy Lea Club is ideally located in the heart of the 1000 Islands in a beautiful park-like setting on 45 acres of land bordering the St. Lawrence River. Facilities and services include seasonal dockage and storage, cottage rentals, and restaurant The Ivy.

Whether you’re an avid boater, outdoor sports enthusiast, culinary junkie, or just looking for some R&R, the Ivy Lea Club is a great location from which to take advantage of all that this region has to offer!

The 1000 Islands is a UNESCO designated Biosphere Region, and is home to some of the best freshwater boating in the world. Boaters with slips at the Ivy Lea Club benefit by being in the heart of the Islands and have the luxury of going from shore directly to their boat. Slips are located in two natural harbour basins on the East and West sides of the property and as such are very sheltered.

For fine dining look no further than The Ivy. Executive chef Robert Gobbo serves regionally inspired international cuisine in the beautifully restored Inn, one of the most historic buildings on the River! If casual outdoor fare is more your style, make your way to the patio and you’ll find thin crust, gourmet pizzas and sandwiches come rain or shine.

Our recently refurbished, charming cottages are the perfect answer to the R & R that you’ve been looking for. Nestled in the woods, they offer just the right amount of privacy while still proving to be centrally located and offering breathtaking views of the Canadian Channel. Curl up with a book on your cottage’s private deck or lie on the sandy beach. If you’re not the type of person to sit still, play the magnificent new 18 hole golf course located minutes away or cycle the 30km of bike path that follows the River.

Situated halfway between Montreal and Toronto, less than 5km from the United States, and in the heart of the 1000 Islands, the Ivy Lea Club is an ideally located country getaway. Whether you’re with us in your boat every weekend, dining at The Ivy, or staying in one of our cottages for a week we look forward to showing you that the Ivy Lea Club is a great place to be!
 

The Ivy Lea Club is ideally located in the heart of the 1000 Islands in a beautiful park-like setting on 45 acres of land bordering the St. Lawrence River. Facilities and services include seasonal dockage and storage, cottage rentals, and restaurant The Ivy.

Whether you’re an avid boater, outdoor sports enthusiast, culinary junkie, or just looking for some R&R, the Ivy Lea Club is a great location from which to take advantage of all that this region has to offer!

The 1000 Islands is a UNESCO designated Biosphere Region, and is home to some of the best freshwater boating in the world. Boaters with slips at the Ivy Lea Club benefit by being in the heart of the Islands and have the luxury of going from shore directly to their boat. Slips are located in two natural harbour basins on the East and West sides of the property and as such are very sheltered.

For fine dining look no further than The Ivy. Executive chef Robert Gobbo serves regionally inspired international cuisine in the beautifully restored Inn, one of the most historic buildings on the River! If casual outdoor fare is more your style, make your way to the patio and you’ll find thin crust, gourmet pizzas and sandwiches come rain or shine.

Our recently refurbished, charming cottages are the perfect answer to the R & R that you’ve been looking for. Nestled in the woods, they offer just the right amount of privacy while still proving to be centrally located and offering breathtaking views of the Canadian Channel. Curl up with a book on your cottage’s private deck or lie on the sandy beach. If you’re not the type of person to sit still, play the magnificent new 18 hole golf course located minutes away or cycle the 30km of bike path that follows the River.

Situated halfway between Montreal and Toronto, less than 5km from the United States, and in the heart of the 1000 Islands, the Ivy Lea Club is an ideally located country getaway. Whether you’re with us in your boat every weekend, dining at The Ivy, or staying in one of our cottages for a week we look forward to showing you that the Ivy Lea Club is a great place to be!
 

Club Headlines
Fall 2009
While it is definitely wind down season here at The Ivy Lea Club much still happening that we wish to share Exciting News!!!! Read more...

Restaurant Makeovers
Two of Eastern Ontario's oldest waterfront inns have new life as high-end restaurants. One is under new ownership; the other has been totally renovated. Read more...

2009 Spring Newsletter
A warm hello to our cottage and boating customers! May this spring newsletter find you all well after a long hard winter.  We have not been idle at The Ivy Lea Club and now want to update you on our activities, share plans for the upcoming season, and remind boaters and cottagers of a few important seasonal details.  Please Keep reading for more information and, as always feel free to contact us with your questions or comments. Read more...

For booking information, please call the Main Office: (613) 659-2329 reception@ivylea.ca
For The Ivy Restaurant, please call (613) 659-2486 chef@ivylea.ca
For Marina information, please call (613) 659-2380 tim@ivylea.ca
Fax: (613) 659-2351
Toll Free (888)659-2329
61 Shipman's Lane - Lansdowne, Ontario - K0E 1L0

For booking information, please call the Main Office: (613) 659-2329 reception@ivylea.ca
For The Ivy Restaurant, please call (613) 659-2486 chef@ivylea.ca
For Marina information, please call (613) 659-2380 tim@ivylea.ca
Fax: (613) 659-2351
Toll Free (888)659-2329
61 Shipman's Lane - Lansdowne, Ontario - K0E 1L0