Armistice Lake Outfitters

Boat on a boat ramp next to the lake

Whether you want to hunt, fish, canoe, kayak, ATV, take photos...or just relax and make memories with your family, there is something for everyone! Come out and enjoy the endless miles of shores and wilderness in the heart of Northwestern Ontario. After your day of hunting or fishing wind down with a relaxing sauna, have an outdoor fire or if your missing the comforts of home enjoy satellite TV or wifi! Wake to the most beautiful sunrises and every night ends with a breath taking sunset.

Sunset Lodge & Cabins

Arial view of lodge

Sunset Lodge offers a fishing/camping destination in Northern Ontario. We have modern private cabins, boat rentals, live minnows and space to accommodate special events. We cater to avid fishermen as well as corporate getaways and retreats for all ages. There are ATV trails to other lakes for Trout, Bass, etc. There is also a small sand beach ideal for a dip in the cool clear Unegam Lake. Special arrangements can be made to accommodate hunting groups.

Northern Skies Resort

Our family is proud to have welcomed guests to experience, explore and care for this beautiful land for four generations spanning 80 years.

Puddingstone Harbour Resort

Alpaca face

A family owned working alpaca farm / hobby farm combined with a campground and cottage resort that incorporates the farming experience into you camping vacation!

Moira Lake Cottages

Wooden sign that states "Moira Lake Cottages"

Before you depart, enjoy a morning paddle on a misty lake (kayaks included in rental). There's no place more fitting to reflect on your adventure and memories made in Hastings County.

Moira Lake Cottages

A lake with rafts in the background, a dock, and trees

Head back to the cottage for a restful evening, more adventure coming your way tomorrow! Watching the sunset from the dock or kayak is one of our favourite ways to close out an already awesome day.

The Pinecone Forest Nature Sanctuary

river and wetlands in summer

Head to Pinecone Forest for a hike and some peaceful time in a canoe. This piece of wilderness is situated along the York River, where you will embark on a guided canoe trip to Conroys Marsh, a provincially protected wetland brimming with breathtaking views and aquatic wildlife. Whether surrounded by towering pines or paddling a sparkling river, you will be in awe of Mother Nature's rugged beauty! 

Madawaska Kanu Centre

cozy wood-lined cafeteria with canoes hanging from the ceiling

Kickstart your day with family rafting and lunch at the Madawaska Kanu Centre. Family owned and operated for three generations, the Kerkchoff and now Van Wick's passion for kayaking has made this a paddling mecca since 1968. Get ready to paddle and make unforgettable memories on the river!

Local's Tip: Be sure to call and add a meal when you're booking. MKC's kitchen is #FeastOn Certified and every single delicious bite is proof. 

Sauble Falls Provincial Park

hiking sign at sauble falls provincial park

This is a great spot for hiking, picnicking, canoeing, and (during spring and fall) catching the spawning run for Rainbow Trout and Chinook salmon. If the weather’s nice, spend the afternoon at Sauble Beach, the second-longest freshwater beach in Canada and one of the best places in the country to catch a sunset.

Pinery Provincial Park

Pinery Provincial Park Sign

Overlooking Lake Huron, this destination offers visitors more than 10 km of sandy beaches, 10 distinct walking trails, and 14 km of bike trails (or, during winter months, 38 km of groomed ski trails). Those looking for something more high-adventure can also rent canoes, hydro bikes, paddleboards, and more.

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