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silgrey rustic resort

boulter, ON

Additional Information

Silgrey is a cabin rental establishment located 40 km northeast of Bancroft on the York River at Conroy Rapids, a registered Walleye spawning site. The property provides access to Conroy Marsh for fishing and nature activities, and offers boat and motor rentals, canoe rentals, and camping facilities.

Specializes in

Walleye fishingLargemouth Bass fishingSmallmouth Bass fishingPike fishingnature photographybird watching

Services

cabin rentalsboat rentalsmotor rentalscanoe rentalsboat launch facilitiesdocking facilitiescampsite rentals

Serving Bancroft area, York River, Conroy Marsh

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: August 6, 2026

Contact Information

Phone: (613) 332-1072

Website: http://silgrey.ca/

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