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Barry's Bay is a beautiful little town. We brought our side by side to get out on the ATV trails and explore the fall colour's and they were magnificent. You can drive you ATV within the city limits which made getting to and from restaurants very easy, saving time of unhooking the trailer from my truck. My only regret of this trip was staying at the Pinewood Inn. It is rundown and very dirty since the new ownership my recommendation is to stay somewhere else.

Is a great starting point to hit some nice scenery and good roads for motorcycle riding. The Wilno Tavern just east of the town is fantastic for Polish food along with great Polish history (as the first Polish settlement). Lots of great small spots to stop and enjoy such as Bent Anchor Resto-bar in Cobermere.

The room was a decent size with a very comfy bed. Decor was nice, bathroom fine. The thing that let it down was the windows were broken and filthy and the aircon blew back into the room rendering it useless.

The experience was globally disappointing. Firstly, if you come attracted for the fact of being a golf resort (the views of a golf course, having the chance of playing golf, etc), it is not the case. Once there, when I asked (by email, no personnel at all in the place), they told me that it was once a Golf Resort, but not anymore since years. Nevertheless, in the room they still offer a leaflet (picture attached) with the golf course playing options. I found that tremendously misleading and even cheating. On top of that, several additional deficiencies were found: -lack of cutletery and crockery in the room for basic eating, despite the room has fridge and microwave. - bad isolation of our cabana room, being able to hear the neighboring room. The view of the lake is very nice

Very small town, no real town square or downtown, but had Metro groceries, an ice cream shop, Tim Hortons, beer store etc. The real draw is the large lake & area landscape, beautiful. A great stop for motorcyclists.

I went to Barrys Bay to bicycle train on the numerous hills of the area. The roads are quiet and mostly well paved. In addition to my own workouts, I was surveying bicycle routes for my club which has for the first time planned events out of Barrys Bay for May and July this year. Finding accomodation where our riders will be able to get rest between hard days on the hills may become a challenge. Overall, I engoyed the stay and my time climbing on the hills. The best place to eat is at the Ash Grove Inn which is nearby. It has a very good kitchen and a nice patio where I had a good dinner each evening.