What you Need to Bring

Fishing & Boating

  • Your fishing rods and tackle
  • Your own properly fitting PFD or life jacket
  • Valid Ontario fishing licence, if required
  • Appropriate outdoor clothing and rain gear
  • Sunscreen and sunglasses

Food & Drink

  • Groceries for your stay
  • Drinking water
  • Snacks and beverages
  • Coffee for the percolator
  • Any specialty cooking ingredients or supplies you prefer

Personal Items

  • Clothing appropriate for changing weather
  • Personal toiletries
  • Medications
  • Insect repellent
  • Personal electronics and chargers
  • Any other personal items you normally travel with

Then finish that section with:

Pack smart. We’ve got the big stuff.

What We Supply

 

    At the Cabin

    • Bedding and towels
    • Hot and cold running water
    • Indoor flushing toilet and shower
    • Solar power
    • Refrigerator with freezer compartment
    • Stove and oven
    • BBQ
    • Percolator coffee pot
    • Pots, pans and cookware
    • Dishes and cutlery
    • Dish soap and basic cleaning supplies
    • Toilet paper and paper towel
    • Garbage bags
    • Deck furniture
    • Gazebo
    • Starlink internet

    On the Water

    • Boat
    • 15 hp four-stroke motor
    • Fuel
    • Required boat safety equipment
    • Dock space
    • Two kayaks and one canoe
    • Paddles

    Boat, motor and fuel are included with your stay.

    PFDs/life jackets are not supplied. Guests must bring their own properly fitting PFD.

    A Good Night's Sleep

    After a full day on Kishkutena, there's something pretty great about climbing into a comfortable bed.

    Our cabins provide clean, comfortable sleeping accommodations with bedding and towels supplied, so you don't have to use valuable floatplane space packing bulky linens.

    Sleep well. The lake will still be there in the morning.

    • Comfortable accommodations
    • Full 3 piece bathroom including toilet
    • Beautiful surroundings

    More than Fishing

    You may come to Kishkutena for the fishing, but the lake has a habit of giving you reasons to put the rod down once in a while.

    Take a kayak or canoe along the shoreline. Watch for loons, eagles and other wildlife. Explore the lake, sit on the dock, or simply enjoy being somewhere quiet enough to hear what's going on around you.

    There's no itinerary and no schedule.

    Sometimes the best part of being here is simply being here.