Chalets Near Feversham, Ontario: Fall Fair and Gorge Trips

Feversham, in Grey Highlands, is about 30 km and 33 minutes from 104 Brooker Boulevard before traffic and stops. Its fall fair and the gorge west of the village draw day visitors; Blue View has no chalet in Feversham, and groups of 10 to 14 sleep at Blue Mountain.

Last reviewed October 9, 2026

~30 km to Feversham, measured

about 33 min before traffic and stops

1.5 km trail above Feversham Gorge

about 35 min to the gorge entrance

Feversham fair families: comparing four chalets

Aurora sleeps 14, Omega and Vega 13, all at 104 Brooker Boulevard with two lower-level bunk rooms; 44L sleeps 10 in Tyrolean Village. Pick by headcount, then by who needs a bunk.

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
Omega	13	5	3	—	Yes	Seasonal (shared)	Mountain cluster	10-min walk
Vega	13	5	3	—	Yes	Seasonal (shared)	Mountain cluster	10-min walk
44L	10	4	2	—	Yes	—	Tyrolean Village	5-min drive

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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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The Omega, 5-bedroom Blue Mountain chalet rental, sleeps 13: grey-green gables and a burgundy lower facade beside a paved path

The Omega Chalet 3

5 bedrooms Sleeps 13 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 with dining for 10, and unobstructed ski hill views from the balcony and hot tub. Enjoy a year-round private hot tub, seasonal heated shared swimming pool, gas fireplace, and modern amenities designed for comfort and relaxation.

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The Vega, 5-bedroom Blue Mountain chalet rental, sleeps 13: blue siding, cream gable and lawn beside the entrance path

The Vega Chalet 4

5 bedrooms Sleeps 13 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. Features an open-concept kitchen, living, and dining area on the top floor with unobstructed ski hill views. Enjoy a year-round private hot tub, seasonal heated shared swimming pool, gas fireplace, and a spacious layout ideal for families and groups seeking a mountain getaway.

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The 44L

4 bedrooms Sleeps 10 2 baths

Hot Tub Pool Pet-Friendly

A vintage 4-bedroom chalet built in the 1950s, located in Tyrolean Village. Features an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area on the top floor, a private outdoor hot tub, fireplace, and year-round amenities. Guests also enjoy access to the seasonal heated shared swimming pool at our 104 Brooker Boulevard property, a short drive away. A 5-minute drive to Blue Mountains Resort. Check-in at 4 PM, check-out at 11 AM.

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Feversham Fall Fair: the date that sets the booking

Fair families book their weekend on the weekend rentals page once the Feversham Agricultural Society publishes its dates. The 2026 fair ran September 18 to 20 at the Feversham Fairgrounds, 494196 Grey County Road 2, and the next edition had not been announced when this page was reviewed; the Feversham Fall Fair page follows it. The village is about 30 kilometres and 33 minutes from 104 Brooker Boulevard on the measured route, before traffic and stops, so a family can do two fair days without moving house. Parking, gate times and any pet rules at the fair come from the organizer, so check its notices before leaving the chalet.

Walking Feversham Gorge: where the public trail starts

Feversham Gorge, also known as the Madeleine Graydon Memorial Conservation Area, protects a wooded section of the Beaver River landscape west of the village. Grey Sauble describes a 1.5-kilometre trail above the gorge. The operator notes that the gorge begins on private property at an old mill dam, so enter by the conservation area’s signed access on Grey Road 2 rather than through the village. The drive from the cluster is about 35 minutes. Walk at a pace that suits the youngest and the oldest, and keep children on the trail above the gorge.

Grey Road 2 addresses from Ravenna to Feversham

Feversham’s fairground and gorge both have Grey Road 2 addresses, the same county road that carries the main Kolapore trailhead and Ravenna Country Market. That gives a fair day a ready food stop: Ravenna Country Market sells sandwiches, baked goods and platters by inquiry, Wednesday to Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. In winter, Kolapore Wilderness Trails keeps its main parking area on the same road, serving challenging, ungroomed ski trails. In summer that network opens to hiking and mountain biking, which gives a restless teenager an alternative to the fair.

Bunks and queens for a Feversham fair group

A fair weekend is often grandparents, parents and children together. Aurora puts three queen bedrooms on the main level and two bunk rooms below, sleeping 14; Omega and Vega sleep 13 with two queens on the main level, a third queen downstairs and two bunk rooms. Ten fit 44L in Tyrolean Village. Related households who want their own kitchens book adjacent chalets on the two-chalets page, and the pies from the fair come home to a full kitchen either way. Each chalet’s licensed maximum, 14 in Aurora, 13 in Omega and Vega and 10 in 44L, is firm, so count every grandparent and child before choosing.

Near Feversham: frequently asked questions

When is the next Feversham Fall Fair?

The 2026 fair ran September 18 to 20. The next edition had not been announced at this review; check with the Feversham Agricultural Society before booking.

How far is Feversham from Blue Mountain?

About 30 km and 33 minutes from 104 Brooker Boulevard by the measured route, before traffic and stops.

Where do we enter Feversham Gorge?

At the conservation area’s signed access on Grey Road 2, west of Feversham. The gorge begins on private property at the mill dam in the village.

Which chalet suits three generations at the fair?

Aurora, with three main-level queens and two bunk rooms for 14, or Omega or Vega for 13.

Is there a Blue View chalet in Feversham?

No. The chalets are in The Blue Mountains, about 30 km and 33 minutes away before traffic and stops.