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NEW! The Eagle's Nest |
Relax at a beautiful, fully modern, private bungalow on Wabaskang Lake.
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• Dangle your feet off the dock
• Jig for walleyes for supper
• Sunbathe with a good book
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• Fling some steel for Northerns or Small Mouth Bass
• Take a well-deserved nap
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Pull over in the slow lane and spend your summer on the Lake!
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$1200/week May through September
Seasonal or monthly rentals at reduced prices
Bring your own boat or rent one of our 25hp Yamahas and 16ft Lund boats
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| Amenities |
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• The Eagle's Nest is located 1/4 mile off Hwy 105 at Perrault Falls, Ontario. (Accessible by Car)
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• Full bath, washer & dryer |
| • Nearby services available in Perrault Falls include telephone, groceries, gas, bait, post office, liquor store and internet |
• Air conditioning, propane heat, charcoal grill, firepit, dock & boat ramp and a deck overlooking a rushing waterfall |
| • Two bedrooms, sleep four to six people - queen bed, pull out sofa, 2 twin beds |
• The 1200 square foot Eagle's Nest sits on a acre of lake front property |
| • Large comfy living room with TV and VHS Movies |
• Wabaskang Lake is home to small mouth bass, walleye, northern pike, lake trout and perch. Enjoy great walleye fishing in front of your cabin from June 1st on |
| • Huge, fully equipped, newly remodeled kitchen with microwave, dishwasher, dishes and pans |
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"This place is perfect. We love having a full kitchen with lots of counter space. The view from the deck is awesome. We look forward to coming again and again."
Diane and Jeff, OK
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| Fishing on Wabaskang |
 Wabaskang is a large lake with five different quadrants to explore. Many weed beds, and relatively shallow water (average is 20 ft. deep), make for fun fishing all season long. Wabaskang is home to a large population of Jumbo Perch - the best time is May and June. Enjoy Walleye fishing - most commonly ranging in size from 220–500 mm. Liven up your experience watching Smallmouth Bass leap onto your line (avg. 3–6 lbs). Plentiful Northern Pike fishing peaks in August and early September. |
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