Live the dream at Cedar Shores Resort, a year-round resort and campground nestled on the shores of beautiful Rolland Lake in Jellicoe, Ontario. This turn-key lifestyle and business opportunity offers an exceptional blend of hospitality, recreation, and Northern Ontario wilderness. The property features six cozy guest cabins, a five-unit hotel with spacious family-sized accommodations complete with kitchens, an owner's residence with guest quarters and office space, six serviced campsites including four annual and two overnight sites with hydro and water hookups, plus Starlink high-speed internet hookups and boosters throughout the property. Guests and owners alike enjoy outstanding fishing for walleye and northern pike, with boat and motor rentals available to explore the pristine waters of Rolland Lake and nearby Blackwater Lake. The region is renowned for its rich hunting and fishing heritage, located in the heart of the Greenstone area where generations of outdoor enthusiasts have come to experience world-class wilderness adventures. The property also benefits from an available moose tag, a rare and valuable attraction for outdoor enthusiasts. Additional amenities include a traditional wood-fired sauna overlooking the lake with a floating dock, a fish cleaning house, multiple storage sheds and workshops, dedicated fish processing and moose hanging areas, and two winterized cabins allowing for year-round guest accommodations. Conveniently located directly off Highway 11 and surrounded by countless lakes, forests, and trails, The resort offers endless opportunities for expansion and growth. Whether you're seeking a lifestyle change, an established tourism business, or a chance to be your own boss while living on the water, this incredible property delivers. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets over the lake, frequent displays of the Northern Lights, and the unmatched beauty of Northern Ontario right outside your door!

Never been to Jellico?? Jellico began as a railway point along the Canadian Northern Railway (CNR) in the early 20th Century.  In 1914, Arthur J Hills, a superintendent with CN Rail officially named the settlement to honor Admiral John Rushworth Jellicoe, the British Royal Navy's commander in chief during the First World War.  At the time, the railway was rapidly expanding across Northwestern Ontario and many small communities emerged as siding points, maintenance stops, or supply hubs.  Jellicoe was one of these strategic locations along Highway 11, west of Geraldton, serving as a waypoint for transportation, forestry activity and later small scale tourism.

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