Lake of Bays Township acquires the Logging Chain Lodge property

The Township of Lake of Bays acquired the Logging Chain Lodge property located on Highway 60 in Dwight.

Officials said the acquisition of the well-known landmark, located across from the Dwight beach and boat launch, represents a strategic opportunity to meet the evolving needs of the Dwight community.

“I encourage you to not just look at this as a land purchase. It’s an investment in the heart of Dwight. A decision that will pay dividends for generations to come,” said Mayor Terry Glover, Township of Lake of Bays. “Keeping this important piece of land in public hands means making sure future development reflects the priorities of our village, not private interests. We’re honouring the area’s heritage and will be giving everyone a real say in shaping what comes next.”

Officials said the Logging Chain Lodge has been a family-owned resort operated by the Tapley family for four generations since its establishment in 1947.

While the land will no longer be used for cottage rentals, officials said the municipality is committed to honouring the site’s rich heritage by preserving its original name in future developments.

Officials said the municipality acknowledges that plans for the property are still in the early stages. The Township encourages residents to stay involved as the process moves forward, and there will be opportunities for them to share their ideas in the future.

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Mauricio Prado
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