There seems to be some confusion between the lot of cottage country living quarters. You say tom-ay-to, we say tom-ah-to; British Columbians say cabin, Nova Scotians say cottage.  In many cases the confusion is a case of contrasting coastal jargon, but in some cases there are distinct differences between backcountry dwellings.  With chalet season upon us and cottage season on deck, we figure it’s about time to put the uncertainty to rest once and for all. Without further adieu, the Holiday Rentals Network presents a backcountry bible: a definitive guide to cottage country accommodations.

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