See the Contact Information page to submit any questions not listed here.

Bookings

• How do I make a booking?
• How do I cancel a booking?
• What time is Boarding and Check out?

• How much is the deposit?
• Is the deposit refundable?
• What forms of payment do you take?
• Do you accept U.S. funds?

• How early should I arrive?
• Where do I go to check in?

• What kinds of fish are available?
• What is the lake water level this year?
• Do I need a fishing license?
• How do I get a fishing license?
• Where can I get bait (minnows etc.)?

• Do I need a passport to cross the border?
• Can I bring pets across the border?
• Can I bring hunting weapons across the border?
• Can I bring my kids across the border?
• Can I bring alcohol across the border?

• Are there bugs?
• What temperature range can I expect?
• Are there any restrictions to having camp fires?

1) How do I make a booking?

Please go to the Contact Information page and send us your request.

Cancellations may only be done by phone.  Please see the Contact Information page for phone numbers.

Boarding time is 1pm.  Checkout is 8am one week later.

1) How much is the deposit?

A minimum deposit of $1000.00 must accompany any reservation for our 65, Super 65 and 75 foot houseboats.

Yes.  You must provide 150 days notice to receive a full refund.

Cash and cheque are the only forms of payment accepted.

Yes.

1) How early should I arrive?

Please do not arrive early.  Your boat will be returning from a previous booking and must be cleaned and groomed before we can release it to you.

We have a brand new building to accommodate our guests with checking in.  Our new facility has office space and a gift shop selling a variety of clothing and memorabilia.  Please go to our Location pages for specific directions.

1) What kinds of fish are available?

Walleye (Pickeral), Northern Pike, Bass, Muskellunge (catch & release only), and Perch with Lake Trout accessible.

Normal levels.

Yes.  Each individual fishing the waters of Canada must be in possession of a valid license.  The license must be kept on your person while fishing.

U.S. residents may purchase a fishing license for non-residents when you check-in.  We also provide a web-form for you to complete prior to your arrival to expedite the check-in process.  Using the information you provide we will have your licenses waiting for you on check-in to get you out and on the water quickly.  Please go to our Fishing License Form to get started.

Canadian residents must purchase a resident fishing license from a local retailer prior to arrival.

Bait is now available at the lake from C and C Minnows.  It is advised that you give your order in advance.  See the Services page for details.

1) Do I need a passport to cross the border?

Yes.
You will not need a passport to enter Canada. You will need proof of your citizenship, such as a birth certificate, certificate of citizenship or naturalization, as well as photo identification.  However, the United States, as of June 1, 2009, will require either a passport, passport card, an enhanced driver's license or a "Trusted Traveller" program card in order to enter.

You can find further information on admissibility into Canada by viewing the Citizenship and Immigration Canada Web Site.
Further information on returning to the United States can be seen by going to the  United States Customs and Border Protection 

Yes - with limitations and restrictions, however we do not allow pets aboard the house boats.

Yes - with limitations and restrictions.  See the Customs Information for Visitors to Canada and Seasonal Residents.

Yes - with proper identification.  See the Customs Information for Visitors to Canada and Seasonal Residents.

Yes - with limitations and restrictions.  See the Customs Information for Visitors to Canada and Seasonal Residents.

1) Are there bugs?

Yes.  Lots!  You will need to bring a good bug repellent and mosquito coils.

Summer daytime highs are normally above 25^oC (77^oF) and drop as low as 5^oC (41^oF) at night.

See the map of Current Fire Restriction Zones.

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