Where you sleep
Every Wine Lake cabin is a light housekeeping cabin with a screened porch facing the water, solar lighting, gas fridge and stove, and lake ice all season. Eagle's Nest on Wabaskang Lake adds electric power, running water and air conditioning with drive-up access.
Largest screened deck in camp, right on the water
Bunks + loft
A remodeled cabin that once stored the summer's ice for Wine Lake, decorated with many of the old tools used to harvest it. Sitting right on the edge of the water, it became a guest favorite very quickly and has the largest screened deck area of all the cabins.
Closest cabin to the dock — most accessible
2 bunkbeds, private double bedroom, loft sleeps 2
The Wolf sleeps up to eight guests with two bunkbeds, a private bedroom with a double bed, and a loft that sleeps two. This popular cabin has a gorgeous deck where you can relax and gaze out over the beautiful Wine Lake, and being the closest cabin to our dock makes it one of our most accessible cabins.
Private boat ramp + the biggest screened porch
2 bunkbeds (one single-over-double), loft sleeps 2
The Trout is one of two cabins with a personal boat ramp, so there is no need to park at our docks. It sleeps up to seven guests with two bunkbeds — one a single over double — and a loft that sleeps two, and has the largest screened-in porch of all the cabins. Sitting at the bottom of a hill, a glance out the windows has you feeling like you are floating on the water.
Hillside location may be difficult to access for some guests.
Center of camp, next to the lodge and water spout
2 bunkbeds, double bed, loft sleeps 2
The Walleye sits right in the middle of camp next to the lodge and is closest to our water spout. It sleeps up to eight guests with two bunkbeds, a double bed, and a loft that sleeps two. The central location makes the outhouses, shower house and dock easy to reach, and the cabin offers beautiful lake views, a large porch and plenty of outdoor space for grilling and relaxing.
The "kissing cabin" — secluded, unbelievable view
Bunkbed + double bed
The Bear, playfully called the "kissing cabin", is a cozy little cabin perfect for two that can sleep four with a bunkbed and a double bed. It is one of our older cabins, but it is cherished by guests for its secluded nature and unbelievable view.
The party cabin — most secluded, new kitchen
4 bunkbeds
The Moose is known as the party cabin. With four bunkbeds it sleeps up to eight guests and is perfect for groups. This is our most secluded cabin, set back into the woods, and it features a large deck with a beautiful view of the lake. The Moose is an older cabin but has a new kitchen so you can cook large meals with ease.
Built in 2020 — all new furnishings, easy walking
Beds + loft
The Grouse cabin was built in 2020. It has a loft and sleeps six, sits on the bay side of camp and has a spacious deck with views down the lake to the south. All new beds, tables and furnishings, with no hard walks to any place in camp, make it a favorite for the older guest.
Largest cabin, private boat ramp, fire pit
2 bunkbeds, 2 doubles (one private bedroom), loft sleeps 2
The Loon is one of two cabins with a personal boat ramp, so there is no need to park at our docks. It sleeps up to ten guests with two bunkbeds and two double beds, one in a private bedroom, plus a loft that sleeps two. Outside there is an area to relax, grill and have a fire while looking out over the beautiful Wine Lake. Being at the bottom of a hill, a glance out the windows has you feeling like you are floating on the water.
Hillside location may be difficult to access for some guests.
Drive-up cabin on Wabaskang Lake with power, running water and A/C
Fully furnished — sleeps 6 comfortably
This is our only drive-up cabin. Situated on the shore of Wabaskang Lake, you can pull right up and be at your destination. The cabin comes fully furnished and even has air conditioning, plus a washer and dryer for your convenience. You have a private dock to yourself and a boat ramp if you bring your own boat. It sleeps six comfortably and has a deck overlooking the lake and waterfall. The large lake it sits on has excellent fishing for walleye, smallmouth, pike, perch and crappie, as well as many muskies — bring your own boat or rent one of ours.
Rate is $1,650 per week for the cabin plus $60 per person per night (minimum $150). Reserve by phone or send a booking request.
In every cabin
A clean 16' Lund with a well-maintained electric-start 25 hp Yamaha four-stroke, swivel seat and a fuel allotment with every package.
Light housekeeping cabins sleeping 2–10, each with a screened porch facing the lake and rooftop solar for lighting.
Sixty tons of 500 lb blocks cut from Wine Lake each winter and stored under sawdust — ice for drinks and your catch all season.
Central shower house with hot water and a central spigot. Ontario recommends boiling water in remote locations before drinking.
We meet you at the roadside landing and guide you 25 miles by water, including the 50' portage beside the waterfall.
Wine Lake Camp is the only facility on the lake for miles around — turn-of-the-century outhouses, hammocks, and no crowds.
