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 Boat-In Adventures to Wine Lake in Northwest Ontario |
To reach our boat-in only camp you will travel 25 miles by water in one of our dependable Lund boats. All our boats are clean, safe, and have well-maintained 4-stroke 25 hp Yamaha motors. The exciting, 1 hour ride to camp features a 50 foot portage into a river system complete with wild rice, lilies and winding bends.
Experience "life on the edge" as you reach a secluded lake where we are the only facility for miles around.
"The spirit of Wine Lake blends rustic lore, stewardship and serenity with nature." -Bob Oppman, Michigan.
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The main camp features six well-maintained log cabins, turn of the century outhouses, and a rugged icehouse. Relax and enjoy an afternoon siesta in our lazy day hammocks. We provide all the necessities for light housekeeping with a blend of modern convenience to make your wilderness adventure complete. We recycle, compost and utilize earth-friendly cleaning products as we care for our beloved planet.
The cozy, log cabins can sleep 2-8 people. We can easily house couples, families or your entire fishing or hunting party. Each cabin has a screened in porch facing the water. There is a central showerhouse with hot water for your use.
"It's like camping at the Holiday Inn. This place is beautiful!" - Doug Webster, Winthrop, MN.
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Our Remote Cabins Include:
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• Cooking utensils & pots
• Sheets & bedding
• Airtight stoves for wood heat
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• Dishes & glasses
• Coleman lanterns
• Propane Refrigerators
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• Propane stoves
• Block ice
• Charcoal grills
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Supplies You'll Need to Bring... Pack Light
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• Ontario fishing license
• Bath & kitchen towels
• Groceries & beverages for an entire week
• Ziplock bags & Garbage bags
• Rain gear & boots
• Dish detergent & bath soap
• Charcoal & flashlights
• Fish coolers & minnow bucket
• Sunscreen & insect repellent
• Trolling motors & depth finder
• Boat cushions & mandatory life vests
• First Aid Kit
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"We knew that our kids would
love it here, but my
husband and I had no idea
how much this trip would
feed our souls. A week
at Wine Lake Camp
gave us time to heal
from the inside out."
M. Delaney, Indianapolis, Indiana
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