We just returned from 2 nights in a glamping tent at Harmony. It has lots of things going for it, and I wish I could recommend it. However, I would never return or encourage anyone else to stay there. The main issue was the noise and proximity to the highway. The inn is almost adjacent to the 400 hwy and a central rail track. You are close enough to the highway that you can read the logos on the trucks when you are on the dock. The noise from the many trains (10+ each night) which blew their whistles as they pass through town and the persistent highway traffic noise made sleep almost impossible. I live in an urban environment and am surrounded by traffic noise. I don't need complete silence to sleep. The inn provides guests with disposable ear plugs to combat the train noise - these were completely ineffective. The owners are clearly aware of the noise issues. Unfortunately this is never communicated to patrons in advance - either before they book or in the very detailed information email Harmony sent out before our stay. Many other patrons had the same experience as us, and we all lamented on the fact that had we known before we came, we either would not have booked here, or, at the very least, would have brought noise cancelling devices. The other issue was the outhouse. Ours was very smelly and not very clean. It did not meet the standard I would have expected given the price point for this glamping experience. Otherwise, the property is quite nice.

It was very difficult to sleep because the property is sandwiched between Trans Canada Highway on one side and the active train railroad on another. There are approximately 30 trains that run through Perry Sound area daily, and they are required to honk at the crossings. The scenery was very beautiful, but the noise of the passing by cars and trucks on the highway as well as the trains did not allow me to relax. I live in a big city and I come up north to relax. I will not be coming again.

I wish I was told about the noise issue. If I was I would not have stayed here. I don't understand how the place can be called Harmony Inn if there is so much noise pollution all around.

We stayed only one night at the Inn while taking in some concerts at the Festival. It was absolutely delightful. A beautiful, comfortable home, welcoming interesting hosts, friendly dog, comfortable bed, delicious healthy breakfast, complimentary kayaks, lovely little beach all in a beautiful forest environment. Wonderfully situated close to town. Unfortunately also close to the 400 hwy but it really did not bother us.