Chalets Near Eugenia, Ontario and Eugenia Falls

Eugenia is about 38 km and 42 minutes from 104 Brooker Boulevard before traffic and stops, at the top of the Beaver Valley where Eugenia Falls drops 30 metres. Blue View has no chalet in Eugenia; groups of 10 to 14 make the falls a planned day out from Blue Mountain.

Last reviewed October 9, 2026

~38 km to Eugenia, measured

about 42 min before traffic and stops

30 m Eugenia Falls drop

1905 Ontario’s second hydro plant, at Eugenia

Four chalets for a Eugenia Falls day trip, compared

Stella and Corona have a private dry sauna for the evening after a cold viewpoint walk; Aurora has three queen bedrooms on the main level; Aqua Villa sleeps ten on Georgian Bay. All four have a private hot tub.

Blue View Chalets at a glance — sleeping capacity, bedrooms, bathrooms, sauna type, hot tub, pool access, and location. All 4 chalets are pet-friendly and include a private year-round hot tub.
Chalet	Sleeps	Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Sauna	Hot tub	Pool	Location	To Village
Aurora	14	5	3	—	Yes	Seasonal (shared)	Mountain cluster	10-min walk
Corona	14	5	3	Dry	Yes	Seasonal (shared)	Mountain cluster	10-min walk
Stella	12	5	3	Dry	Yes	Seasonal (shared)	Mountain cluster	10-min walk
Aqua Villa	10	4	4	Steam	Yes	—	Georgian Bay waterfront	5-min drive

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The Stella, 5-bedroom Blue Mountain chalet rental, sleeps 12: blue front facade beneath a cream gable and mature trees

With Sauna

The Stella Chalet 6

5 bedrooms Sleeps 12 3 baths

Hot Tub Sauna Pool Pet-Friendly

A 5-bedroom, 3-level chalet built in classic ski-chalet style, situated across from Monterra Golf Course. The open-concept upper level features a fully stocked kitchen with dining for 10, and unobstructed ski hill views. Special amenities include a private indoor sauna, gas fireplace, year-round private hot tub, and seasonal heated shared swimming pool, suitable for year-round enjoyment.

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The Corona, 5-bedroom Blue Mountain chalet rental, sleeps 14: yellow front wall and tall peaked window beside an evergreen

With Sauna

The Corona Chalet 5

5 bedrooms Sleeps 14 3 baths

Hot Tub Sauna Pool Pet-Friendly

A 5-bedroom, 3-level chalet built in classic ski-chalet style, situated across from Monterra Golf Course. The open-concept upper level features a fully stocked kitchen, dining for 10, and unobstructed ski hill views from the balcony. Special amenities include a private indoor sauna, 2 gas fireplaces, year-round private hot tub, and seasonal heated shared swimming pool.

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Waterfront

The Aqua Villa

4 bedrooms Sleeps 10 4 baths

Hot Tub Sauna Waterfront Pet-Friendly

A luxurious 4-bedroom waterfront villa on Georgian Bay, offering stunning sunrise and sunset views. Features include a year-round private hot tub on the balcony facing the bay, indoor steam shower/sauna, fully stocked kitchen with dining for 8, 2 refrigerators, gas BBQ, and a sandy public beach steps away. A 5-minute drive to Blue Mountains Resort. Check-in at 4 PM, check-out at 11 AM.

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The Aurora, 5-bedroom Blue Mountain chalet rental, sleeps 14: green gabled facade behind leafy trees

The Aurora Chalet 1

5 bedrooms Sleeps 14 3 baths

Hot Tub Pool Pet-Friendly

A 5-bedroom, 3-level chalet built in classic ski-chalet style, situated across from Monterra Golf Course. The open-concept upper level features a fully stocked kitchen, spacious living and dining area with seating for 10, and unobstructed views of the ski hill from the balcony. Enjoy a year-round private hot tub, seasonal heated shared swimming pool, gas fireplace, and all the comforts needed for a relaxing family or group retreat in any season.

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Eugenia Falls is the long day: about forty-five minutes each way

Plan Eugenia as the farthest outing of the weekend and book the base on the weekend rentals page. The village is about 38 kilometres and 42 minutes from 104 Brooker Boulevard by the measured route, before traffic and stops, and the falls about 45 minutes by the verified place route; parking and the walk to the viewing area come on top. Leave after a chalet breakfast, eat lunch in the valley and be back for the hot tub before dark. The Eugenia Falls page has the route table from all three Blue View addresses. The verified routes from Aqua Villa and 44L are about the same length, so every Blue View address makes the same day of it.

What Grey Sauble allows at Eugenia Falls

Grey Sauble Conservation describes a 30-metre drop from the Niagara Escarpment into the valley below, and its rules are firm: no access to the base of the falls, no standing on top of them and no crossing the fence barriers. Take photographs from the designated public areas and keep children within reach near the edge. The authority sells day parking and annual memberships online, so buy the pass before setting out. A printable map is on its site, and it rents a pavilion for groups that want a sheltered lunch.

Eugenia history: a gold rush, five mills and an early power plant

The site has a story for the drive. Grey Sauble says Eugenia Falls saw a “Fools Gold” rush in 1852, then five mills and a private electric plant; by 1905 it was home to the second hydroelectric plant in Ontario, and in 1915 Ontario Hydro moved the plant north and created Lake Eugenia to manage water levels. The festival named for that rush, the Eugenia Gold Rush Festival, was listed at the Maxwell Community Centre on June 27, 2026; its next date has not been announced.

Making a full Eugenia and Beaver Valley day from Blue Mountain

Visit Grey suggests Eugenia for eating, hiking the Bruce Trail, cycling and nearby galleries. A group with energy left can add Hogg’s Falls on the Boyne River near Flesherton, about 50 minutes from the cluster, or a valley lookout from the Beaver Valley falls and lookouts itinerary. Ten people fit Aqua Villa; twelve fit Stella; fourteen fit Corona or Aurora. Every chalet has its own hot tub and a full kitchen for the group’s dinner. Pack lunch from the chalet if the group would rather eat near the falls than look for a table in the valley.

Near Eugenia: frequently asked questions

How far is Eugenia Falls from Blue Mountain?

About 45 minutes from the Blue View cluster by the verified route; Eugenia village is about 38 km and 42 minutes from 104 Brooker Boulevard, before traffic and stops.

Can you walk to the bottom of Eugenia Falls?

No. Grey Sauble Conservation prohibits access to the base, standing on top of the falls and crossing the fence barriers.

How tall is Eugenia Falls?

The conservation authority describes a 30-metre drop from the Niagara Escarpment into the valley.

Do we need to pay to park at Eugenia Falls?

Grey Sauble sells day parking and annual memberships online; check its parking page before you go.

Why is it called Eugenia Falls?

Grey Sauble says the name honours Princess Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III, and was suggested by French veterans of the Crimean War.