Northwestern Ontario Boat In Outpost Camp Perrault Falls

Welcome to Wine Lake Camp & Outposts

Wine Lake Camp, a wilderness resort in Northwestern Ontario, Canada, has been in operation for 60 years. We pride ourselves on maintaining a rustic resort that will provide you with a taste of backcountry life. Whether you are a novice outdoor person or a member of a seasoned fishing or hunting party, you can find your niche at Wine Lake.

Come search for trophy sized walleye, feisty northern pike, jumbo perch, small mouth bass, and lunky lakers eager to either give you the thrill of a lifetime or offering themselves as a delicious fresh fish meal. Our remote location, with a well-managed fishery never dissappoints!

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Our scenic location is the perfect place for those looking to introduce their families and friends to the sport of freshwater angling. It's the ideal get away for a retreat from the fast-paced world - where Mother Nature decides the activity for the day. Our region of Canada is known for its hundreds of crystal-clear lakes and its breath-taking, wilderness landscapes.

...to spectacular hand crafted log cabins without electricity or running water, get back to the basics of life.

Wine Lake Camp is truly off the beaten path! Journey back to a simpler time where sunsets, the call of the loon, and the musical rhythm of the water still nourish one's soul. Our Northwest Ontario resort offers you entry into a more primitive and rugged world where nothing but nature will distract you.

the pressures of modern living on your vacation this year. Your holiday adventure begins as you travel down winding waterways and past a waterfall to reach our picturesque boat-in only facility. That's just a taste of things to come. Once you have settled in you may choose to fish, hunt, simply kick back and relax, or head out to explore the wilderness surrounding you. Not everyone has the guts to venture off the beaten path. But once you do, you're HOOKED ON WINE LAKE!

A Long and Interesting History

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Northwestern Ontario, Canada had originally been the home of two Native tribes: the Ojibway and the Cree people. The cultural traditions of native Canadians can still be felt throughout the region. The later arrival of fur trappers and the Hudson Bay Company also influenced western Ontario. A local Cree Indian man and his English war bride founded our camp in the 1940's. She was so intrigued by the beauty and splendor of living in such a remote area that she wrote a book on the subject (available only at Wine Lake Camp).

In this book, The Last Resort, she wrote of her life and experiences in the Ontario wilderness. Although many years have since passed, we have taken care to maintain a rustic backwoods appeal. Join us and take a step back in time. Experience the look and feel of earlier days with charming log cabins, flickering lanterns, woolen blankets, and the intimacy created by a campfire on a starlit evening.

Here are a few of the other activities available to you at our resort:

Wine Lake Camp is a place for all outdoor enthusiasts. There are many exciting things to do. Go sightseeing and exploring and immerse yourself in the wilds of Canada. There are many great wildlife photography opportunities. The idyllic beauty of the flora and fauna in our region is simply awe-inspiring!

• Jog rugged trails
• Canoeing
• Nature photography
• Mountain biking
• Swimming and sunbathing on a sandy beach
• Picnicking and blueberry picking
• Hiking, birdwatching and, rockhounding
• Explore waterfalls, old trappers' cabins, and the woods
• Duck and big-game hunting
• Fishing and more fishing!

Our Visitors Say:

"My husband has wanted me to come with him to Wine Lake Camp for years. They talk about it for months before and months after each trip. I really thought it was going to be too rugged for me.

I couldn't imagine no electricity or running water, and an out house. No way! But our friend, Al Marsh, calls it "paradise" and wife Nancy said, "You are not going on a vacation, you are going on an adventure! They were both right. It was fabulous. You lose track of time here but savor every moment." C.Bell, Fort Wayne, IN.