Black Creek Outfitters - Black Creek Outfitters is located in the beautiful Mississagi River Valley in Algoma Country. We offer fishing, hunting, ATV riding, snowmobiling & newly renovated housekeeping cabins.
Four Seasons Guiding and Cabins We are located on the border of the Chapleau Crown Game Preserve. As a result, we have the best Black Bear, Moose, Wolf, Ruffed & Spruce Grouse hunting in Canada. Our trophy lake has great fishing for Walleye, Northern Pike, Smallmouth Bass and Brook Trout as well as Lake Trout in other drive-to lakes. Our housekeeping cabins are comfortable, clean and equipped with all the comforts of home. ATV trails are plentiful so you are welcome to bring your ATV's with you.
Kamp Kinniwabi - Hunt for Black Bear of fish for an abundance of walleye, smallmouth bass, lake trout, northern pike, brook trout, salmon or perch near Wawa, Chapleau, White River and Sault Ste Marie. Offering housekeeping cottages, electric and water hookup in campsites for tents and trailers. Drive in lodge and pets OK!
Kanipahow Wilderness Resort is located in a remote area; 3.5 hours north of the Sault Ste. Marie Michigan border; 9.5 hours north of the Buffalo, New York border. Kanipahow Wilderness Resort is a resort type setting catering to fishing, hunting and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The resort is located right next to the Chapleau Crown Game Preserve (world’s largest game preserve). Offering fully equipped modern housekeeping cottages including hydro, washroom facilities, linen, heat & air, along with a fully serviced camp ground for RV’s, tents and trailers. All nestled along the shores of the beautiful Chapleau River offering outstanding views of the breathtaking Northern sunsets. The Chapleau River with its 18 miles of boating and its many adjacent lakes produces excellent Walleye, Northern Pike, Jumbo Perch and Brook Trout. Just a short drive away Lake Trout fishing can be enjoyed as well. We also offer fall moose, bear and world class Ruffed Grouse and Sharp Tail bird hunting. Bring your ATV’s and explore the many miles of old logging roads as well as discover your own remote lake to fish. For those of you with private aircraft, the Chapleau Airport is just a few miles away (transportation to and from airport can be arranged): for those of you on floats, you can park right at your door step.
Midnorth Outpost Camps Are you looking to do something special with your family or friends this summer. Then you may want to consider a trip to one of our remote wilderness cabins. All our cabins are located on there own private lake yes that's right one cabin per lake. Just you your family and the great out doors accessible only by float plane .These hideaways boast of spectacular scenery, clean air cool clear waters and fiesty fish. You will see the stars like you have never seen before, and the northern light if your timing is right. Hear the mysterious cry of the majestic loon...the warning splash of a beaver...the faint howl of a distant wolf...sight an eagle soaring overhead or moose feasting on river greens...all this and much more is yours to enjoy while you explore the main lake as well as the connector lakes. Not only do we have all this to offer we also have some of the best fishing and hunting the province has to offer. Use our outpost camps in the fall for great moose, bear and grouse hunting.
Moose Horn Lodge Located near Chapleau and Wawa, We specialize in moose hunting. We offer quality hunts with an excellent success rate & great personal service. Excellent moose population. Limited tag allocation, first come first severd.
Mountain View Camp - Bear, moose, wolf and deer hunting. Moose Hunting, Bird Hunting, Deer Hunting, Winter Wolf Hunting and Snowshoe Rabbit Hunting Available.
Waterfalls Lodge Click on the link to Check out our detailed website! Located in Ontario 125 miles East of Sault Ste. Marie. Guided Moose hunts are one of our specialties. Enjoy hunting and fishing combo vacations. Stay in cabins suited for any sized group. Eat at our large lodge and restaurant.
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