Josh Pringle CTV News Ottawa Digital Multiskilled Journalist

The Buble tent in Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson, Quebec. (Photo courtesy: Airbnb/Dome house hosted by Adele-Cavaland)

Ottawa-CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at some unique destinations within two hours of the capital region this winter.

The Dome is located at Lac Superieur in Que, 160 kilometers from Ottawa.

"Experience a unique romantic experience in a dome under the stars," said the listing on Airbnb. "Relax in a private 4-season spa surrounded by coniferous forests and birdsong."

Each dome is equipped with a large bed, a fully equipped bathroom and a functional kitchen. It features a shared fire pit, hiking trails and indoor gas fireplace.

Dome the Lair by the Water is located in Brownsburg, Quebec, 125 kilometers from Ottawa.

The listing on Airbnb says: "This dome is located on a land bordering water, providing you with a unique 180-degree view of a beautiful wild lake." "A true wildlife sanctuary, where you can live in nature Observe a variety of animals in the environment, including beavers, turtles and Quiscales."

The solar wood-burning dome, designed for 12 months a year, can comfortably accommodate four people. It includes a large bed and two single bunk beds in front of large windows, as well as indoor and outdoor fireplace spaces. The spacious classic shower and toilet are located in a cosy building a 5-minute walk from the hotel.

The dome is a five-minute walk from the parking lot.

Located in Sainte-Marguerite-du-Lac-Masson, Quebec, 200 kilometers from Ottawa

"Under the transparent dome of the Buble tent, observe the horses, nature, sky and winter beauty: the snow-covered forest illuminated at night; in the center of the magnificent equestrian trail, you can see nature and wild both in summer and winter. Animal or horse parks,” the listing on Airbnb says.

The Buble tent is completely transparent and can accommodate two guests.

The toilets and hot showers are located in the wing of the Grand Theatre. They are open 24 hours a day and can be reached within a short walk.

Located in the northern part of Wentworth, Quebec, 140 kilometers from Ottawa.

"For unusual accommodations, why not choose the small tree house found in the forest of a quiet and protected estate in the Laurentian region of Quebec," the listing on Airbnb says.

The tree house has space for two people, an indoor fireplace and a hot tub.

Located in Saint-Faustin-Lac-Carre, Quebec, 164 kilometers from Ottawa.

"Our 4-season tree house is located on the edge of a pristine lake in a 2,000-acre protected regional park. It has 36 kilometers of walking/snowshoe trails, 4 lakes, wetlands. Basic kitchen, wood-burning stove, sun terrace, fire pit and wild Dining table," the listing on Airbnb said.

The tree house can accommodate six guests. In an off-grid wilderness environment, there are no roads or electricity, and it takes 12 to 15 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the tree house. Dry toilets are located near each cabin.

Located in the northern part of Wentworth, Quebec, 140 kilometers from Ottawa.

The listing on Airbnb said: "Situated on the side of the mountain, among the branches and leaves, the house in the sparrow tree is very close and blends perfectly with the natural forest."

"It sits on a 10-foot-high stilt and is an ideal observatory for observing wildlife and the stars at night on a panoramic terrace 30 feet above the ground during the day."

The tree house can accommodate four guests.

Located in Harrington, Quebec, 124 kilometers from Ottawa

The Airbnb listing shows that the Terra Perma Treehouse is one of the tallest cabins ever built in Canada.

"Living in the tree canopy and experiencing bird life. This 4-season off-grid palace is built on two towering pine trees and is equipped with solar energy, private outhouses, propane heaters, and indoor and outdoor cooking facilities," the list.

The tree house can accommodate four guests.

Located in Wakefield, Quebec, 30 kilometers from Ottawa.

"Exode Nature Sanctuary provides a unique experience and stunning views of the Ottawa Mountains," said the listing on Airbnb.

"This luxury tented accommodation offers comfortable heating space, with a large bed, dining table, kitchenette, stove and outdoor campfire."

The small house has spaces for two guests, and there is a private place for an outdoor bonfire on the grounds. This small house is a two-minute walk from the parking lot.

Airbnb's list says there is no running water or electricity.

Located in Mountain Grove, Ontario, 136 kilometers from Ottawa.

"Mason Cabin is located on 576 acres of pristine land in Frontenac Spur in the Canadian Shield, where it humblely overlooks a secluded lake with expansive wilderness views," says the Cabinscape website.

"Hiking along the wide trails provided by the property, meandering through forests, meadows, beaver ponds and wetlands."

The Mason hut sleeps two people.

A unique tree house located in the northern part of Wentworth, Quebec, offering all comforts. (Photo courtesy: Tree House hosted by Antoine)

Terra Perma tree house in Harrington, Quebec. (Photo courtesy: Airbnb/Treehouse hosted by Terra)

Hilltop campsite in Wakefield, Quebec. (Photo courtesy: A private room in the small house hosted by Amelie)

Dome in Nature is located at Lac Superieur in Que. (Photo credit: Airbnb/Dome house hosted by Equipe L'Evasion)

Dome the Lair by the Water is located in Brownsburg, Quebec. (Photo credit: Airbnb/Dome house hosted by Catherine)

Own tree house in Wentworth North, Quebec. (Photo courtesy: Airbnb/Treehouse hosted by Christian)

Mont Tremblant tree house in Saint-Faustin-Lac-Carre, Quebec. (Photo credit: Airbnb/Treehouse hosted by Les Refuges Perches)

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