Misery Bay Provincial Park: Remote 1800s log cabin bears witness to mysterious hermit’s life and times

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Misery Bay Provincial Park: Remote 1800s log cabin bears witness to mysterious hermit’s life and times

Expositor Staff

Aug 21, 2019 - 5 min read

The hermit Ned Saunders built a cabin in a remote part of what is now Misery Bay Provincial Park in 1882, where the “bachelor and scholar” lived a reclusive life fishing, sailing, trading and struggling to survive.

Misery Bay Provincial Park: Remote 1800s log cabin bears witness to mysterious hermit’s life and times — The hermit Ned Saunders built a cabin in a remote part of what is now Misery Bay Provincial Park in 1882, where the “bachelor and scholar” lived a reclusive life fishing, sailing, trading and struggling to survive.

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