The Lodge at Gates Lane is situated on 40 acres of fields and woods, bordering on the Sissiboo River. The picture to the left shows the river at high tide. There is plenty of fresh water for swimming and boating. When the tide is low, there is a small current and the depth is between 2 and 4 feet.

HISTORIC SEVEN BEDROOM FARMHOUSE AVAILABLE FOR WEEKLY AND MONTHLY RENTALS. SPRING, SUMMER, FALL OR WINTER THIS TOTALLY UPDATED HOME CAN BE YOUR STARTING POINT TO EXPLORING BEAUTIFUL NOVA SCOTIA. ENJOY THE PEACE AND TRANQUILITY OF THE SISSIBOO RIVER VALLEY IN WEYMOUTH, NOVA SCOTIA
RATES
October to April: $ 850.00/week
May: $ 950.00/week
June to August: $ 1100.00/week
September: $ 950.00/week

Weekly rates include:
heat and hydro
weekly maid service
washer and dryer in the lower bathroom.
canoe
towels and bed linen
all cooking utensils.

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The Lodge is the original house built by the Gates family who settled the area. Over 100 years ago, 4 masted ships plied the waters of the Sissiboo River and berthed at docks across the river from the house. The other home on the lane, also an old Gates home, is the base for Hinterland Adventures. From here, Hantford and Ann Lewis lead a variety of kayak and canoe trips ranging from an afternoon, to a full week of back country adventure. Click below to view the Hinterland web page.
The house features a large eat in kitchen, dining room with table to seat 10, living room, play room and bath/laundry room with washer, dryer, shower and toilet on the main level. Upstairs is another full bath with a claw foot soaking tub and six bedrooms. One has two double beds, two have both a double and single and the other three bedrooms each have a double bed.

There are three decks situated around the house. One overlooks the front gardens, the greenhouse, and the river. The second, with access from the kitchen, is nestled into a rock garden and looks down through apple trees to a small creek which winds behind the back gardens. The third deck, flanked by a hill and wildflower gardens, looks toward the lane.