Nature and wildlife

A peninsula of trails and trees on Lake Nosbonsing, with the wildlife that comes with it.

Wildlife at the camp

Chipmunks eat from your hand, and deer, ducks and loons come by to say hello.

Bird watching is one of the things guests enjoy at and around the camp.

The grounds are a network of trails and trees at the water's edge.

In the fall the leaves turn from green to brilliant orange and red. The cottages and the Executive Lake House are open into the fall season.

Spring-fed water, a sandy beach and a floating dock to swim out to
Kayaks, a canoe and paddle boards for exploring the shoreline and quiet bays
Pickerel, pike, perch, panfish, bass and muskie, from May to the last weeks of October

Every cottage has a fire pit, private or shared, and firewood is on hand. On the calmest nights, watch for nature's own light show.

North Bay is a short drive away. Ask us what is open when you visit.

When each kind of stay is open, and its minimum stay.

Cottages and lake houses. Minimum 5 nights; arrive and depart any day. Fall colour on the trails.

Cottages and lake houses by the week, Saturday to Saturday.

The Clubhouse is open all year, with a minimum of 5 nights; arrive and depart any day.