OWNERS DESCRIPTION: Welcome to Lookout Point Camp. A destination where broad smiles and fun-filled memories are here for the taking. A pristine gem in the north, we offer a wilderness surrounding, yet with an attention to detail that comes from a trusted "hands-on" approach.
Established in 1967, Lookout Point Camp prides itself on being a non-commercialized retreat, gracefully situated on the northern tip of picturesque Gowganda Lake. Spanning thirty-six miles of rugged and unspoiled shoreline, our lake is nestled amid a junction of flowing lakes and rivers, ultimately feeding the Montreal River watershed.
Our picturesque camp consists of four waterfront cabins, all overlooking the splendid views of Gowganda Lake. Each cabin is meticulously maintained, ensuring the highest level of cleanliness that we have come to pride ourselves on. All amenities are provided for, making your "temporary" home a welcoming retreat that exudes relaxation and comfort to the utmost degree.
Choose from one of two, two bedroom cabins (sleeps four), one three bedroom (sleeps six), and a six bedroom (sleeps 12.) We have outfitted the three and six-bedroom cabins with an additional fridge for added convenience - both for store bought food and the fresh caught variety.
Each of our dwellings is constructed of breathtakingly beautiful wood - allowing our guests to truly experience what real cottage living is all about.
With a cozy fireplace to warm your weary bones after a long day on the lake, a screened- in porch to savour that early morning coffee in or the spacious living room to relax with a good book, our cabins all provide a wonderful atmosphere for enjoying your stay. More info >>

OWNERS DESCRIPTION: Set amidst the beauty of the Temagami Wilderness Forest, the atmosphere at Olive the Lake is quaint, refreshing and relaxing. Located in the heart of Marten River, just north of Lake Nippissing, we offer the best Walleye Fishing, Bass Fishing and Pike Fishing in Northern Ontario.
Our newly renovated rental cottages are tucked into the 5 acre wooded surroundings on the banks of Olive Lake in Marten River, Ontario . Olive the Lake cottages range in size from two to three bedrooms, and each possess their own unique characteristics and breathtaking views. Olive the Lake cottages feature fully equipped kitchens, with fridge and freezer, gas range top and microwave, three piece bathrooms with shower, and brand new Tempur-Pedic Mattresses to ensure you get the rest you need on your vacation.
Being the ONLY outfitter, outpost camp, resort on a 9 mile lake, we offer you what you crave most on your holiday-all of the lake, a great day fishing, a great nights sleep and a true cottage experience.
Discover everything that Northern Ontario has to offer. For family vacation, for couples or for groups of friends, why not make our little piece of heaven your ultimate cottage experience.
Northern Ontario angling presents a variety of opportunities for guests of Olive the Lake. In addition to the many back lakes in Marten River, Olive Lake is full of fishing spots and is the home lake for Olive the Lake. Olive the Lake features such species as Walleye Fishing(pickerel), Northern Pike Fishing, Smallmouth Bass Fishing and Perch Fishing.
As a result of the many small sheltered lakes in our area, inclement weather is very rarely a concern. Fishing is truly enjoyable only when equipment failure is not a concern, and we maintain our aluminum boats to ensure safe, worry-free fishing. Read More >>

OWNERS DESCRIPTION: Welcome to Marten River Lodge - where your hosts Tom, Nadine, Daniel and Anthony invite you to share a memorable experience with us. The Lodge is located in one of Northern Ontario’s most picturesque wilderness areas and it’s just waiting to be explored.
Our Lodge is designed to take “your” idea of a great vacation whether if be the pursuit of trophy Northern Pike or Walleye fishing, an ATV rental or bear hunting. Marten River Lodge has that capability because we offer diversified packages to make your priorities ours!
Hand hewed logs take you back in time as you enter our authentic lodge. There is tremendous history here and the walls speak volumes about past fisherman and sportsmen who have visited in generations past.
It’s a central meeting place where soft comfortable couches invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy your favorite game on satellite TV, or select a movie from our collection. Take some time to play darts, sing Kareoke or challenge your friends to a game of pool. We invite you to bring your own beverages, enjoy a good book by the cast iron wood stove, or play some poker with your buddies while watching your favorite sports team on satellite TV. We have something for everyone!
Fishing in Ontario is what Marten River is famous for and that's still what we're known for today. It should be fun, productive and exciting. We planned our packages with this in mind and are proud to offer you brand new boats and motors, all bait, gas, fish finders, live wells, landing nets, maps to where the fish are, life jackets, and safety kits. Read More >>

OWNERS DESCRIPTION: Located on one of the most beautiful bays on Lake Temiskaming, Maiden Bay Camp has both housekeeping cabins and camping facilities for tents, trailers and boats.
Well kept cabins overlook the lake. In addition to a propane stove, refrigerator and lights, each cabin is equipped with air tight wood stoves, dishes, pots and pans, and cutlery. The beds are supplied with pillows. Running water is adjacent to each cabin. There is a central shower room, and a comfort station with flush toilets.
Individual campsites for tents and trailers are nestled in the trees near the lake. A large fire pit is located at the lake for all to use. Boat campers are moored in a sheltered harbour beside an area equipped with picnic tables and a fire pit.
Walleye (Pickerel), Northern Pike, Whitefish, and Smallmouth Bass are plentiful in Lake Temiskaming. Lake Trout and Rainbow Trout can be fished in several smaller lakes nearby. These, however, are accessible primarily by ATV.
Minnows and fishing licenses are sold at the Camp. Boats, motors, and canoes may be rented by the day or week.
Maiden Bay Camp has a Wildlife Management Area of 60 square kilometres. Moose and bear are numerous in the area, and upland game birds and waterfowl abound in the fall.
There are numerous areas and trails for hiking and excellent photographic opportunities While not on club trails, Maiden Bay offers access to a wide variety of snowmobiling and ATV experiences, including ice fishing for both walleye and lake trout, while providing winterized cabins on a weekly basis.
Maiden Bay Camp offers excellent boat launch and docking facilities for both fishing and ski boats. Whether you wish to canoe on Lake Temiskaming, The Montreal River, or on one of the surrounding small lakes, there are unlimited opportunities to explore.
If mountain biking appeals to you, Maiden Bay Camp offers unlimited kilometres of trails to follow. Read More >>

OWNERS DESCRIPTION: Yes, many northern sunsets have passed since James & Janice Bowden first decided to leave their big city (Hamilton, Ontario) life of stress and chaos. For James, after seven years working as a stage technician in a theater (lights, sound, set construction) the lure of dancing girls and high drama had lost its appeal. As for Janice, life as a highschool teacher was also wearing thin.
Our first season, at Red Pine in the summer of '88 was indeed a "learning experience". Our new, stress-free life was filled with wonderful challenges, like rebuilding electrical generating equipment, learning the difference between a walleye and a pike and trying to fathom how a flame makes a propane fridge work!
We have "come a long way, baby" and really do enjoy the lifestyle we now lead and feel privileged to know many guests that have become great friends. Janice has won an award for the "Outstanding Lady In Tourism In Ontario" (Presented by the Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters Association). She has excelled as a cook and according to many of our guests also holds the title of "Best Cook In Ontario". As for myself, I can now identify all the species of fish that call Lady Evelyn Lake their home, and actually get a chance to catch a few of them! I'm a happy guy if I can work most of the season on building and renovating on Red Pine Island.
This is one of the last, large lakes in Northeastern Ontario that is still classified as being remote, mainly due to the dam at the north end and absolutely NO ROAD ACCESS. It covers an area roughly 22,000 acres in size when added to Sucker Gut (funny name, beautiful lake) and Willow Island Lakes. Upwards of 450 miles of wilderness shoreline for walleye to cruise, bass to nest and northern pike to ambush. Red Pine is located on the Northeast arm of the lake featuring many sheltered fishing areas and water depths in the 15' to 40' range. No need to hunt for trophies in deep water here. In fact, as large as Lady Evelyn Lake is, most guests stay within a three mile radius of Red Pine Island for most of their fishing excursions! Read More >>