Our lodges

Remote lodges in wild country

We operate 15+ remote lodges on Newfoundland's west coast. These are five of them.

The lodges

Five of our 15+ lodges.

Our 15+ lodges include 4 Ponds, Angus Lake, Caribou Lake, Cat Arm, Chain Lakes, Grayden Lake, Guy's Pond, High Pond, Island Pond, Long Pond, Main River, Moss Pond, Sam's Pond, Snowy Lake, St. Paul's Pond, Stephen's Pond and Trophy Lake, of various sizes, with overnight tent sites in even more remote areas.

  1. Main River

    Main River Lodge sleeps up to 12.

  2. High Pond

    A new three-storey remote lodge.

  3. Caribou Lake

    A remote lodge on Caribou Lake.

  4. St. Paul's Pond

    A cozy A-frame lodge, one of the closest of our lodges to the boundary of Gros Morne National Park.

  5. Trophy Lake

    A lodge tucked into the tuckamore forest along an alpine ridge.

A lodge with a green roof and a flag stands behind spruce above a rocky river.

At every lodge

Simple comforts in wild country.

Power
Electricity from generators and, at some lodges, solar power.
Kitchen
A stove and a refrigerator.
Water
Showers and hot water.
Meals
Home-style meals prepared by an on-site cook.
Rooms
Double-occupancy bedrooms, with bedding and linens provided.
Connection
A TV and Wi-Fi Internet.

Getting there

By helicopter, and in some places by ATV.

Our camps and lodges sit in wilderness reached by helicopter and, in some places, by ATV.

Plan your expedition

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