2026 Fishing Season Rates

Cabin Accommodation: $305.00 USD per person, per week
Children 12 & under: Half price
Four-legged friends welcome: $25.00 per week

Bedding: $25.00 per person (let us know in advance so we can be ready for your group)

Boat Rentals

Boat Only Rental (per day): $80.00
Kukukus Lake / Sandbar Lake BMG (full day rental only): $150.00
All Other Lakes BMG: $135.00 (see list of lakes in office)

RV Site Rentals

RV Sites (per night – includes hydro, water & grey water): $50.00

Camp Services

Showers (per person / per use): $5.00
Showers (per week unlimited): $25.00
Firewood (per cart load): $10.00
Propane (20lb bottle): $35.00
Ice Cubes (per bag): $4.00
Fish Bags: 10 large / $1.00 or 15 small / $1.00
Fish Cleaning Service (Bags & Freezer Use Included): Inquire at Office

Important Notes

All dogs must be leashed when walking in camp.

All prices are in USD – we can only accept cash or cheques.

Prices do not include Canadian taxes — please add 13%.

We have very limited wifi and cell service at camp.
Pretend it’s the 90s!

Prices in U.S. funds, excluding taxes & subject to change. We reserve the right to assign cabins to accommodate group size.

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  The Sound the Lake Makes When the Ice Lets Go
  If you’ve never heard it, it’s hard to describe. It starts as a low creak — almost like the lake is stretching after a long sleep. Then the edges soften. Dark patches of open water appear along the south-facing shoreline. And one morning, you walk down to the dock and the whole surface has shifted.… Read more: The Sound the Lake Makes When the Ice Lets Go
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  What Happens When a First-Time Bear Hunter Draws Her Bow on the First Evening?
  She came with her husband. It was her first bear hunt. Two and a half hours on stand, first evening, and she took her bear with a bow. That’s all it took. The bear came in the way they usually do — quiet at first, then bold once it committed to the bait. She drew.… Read more: What Happens When a First-Time Bear Hunter Draws Her Bow on the First Evening?
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  The Week That Almost Didn’t Happen | Summer 2025
  Every year, around January, we start getting the calls. Families who’ve been coming to Sandbar Lake for years — sometimes decades — calling to book their usual week. ✓ They already know which cabin they want. ✓ They already know what they’re going to cook on the first night. ✓ They already know which lake… Read more: The Week That Almost Didn’t Happen | Summer 2025
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  What Does It Take to Grow a 650-Pound Black Bear?
  Somewhere in the boreal forest near Sandbar Lake, in a Wildlife Management Unit that stretches across thousands of hectares of spruce, jack pine, and poplar, a black bear grew to 650 pounds. That doesn’t happen by accident. It takes years of undisturbed habitat. It takes consistent food sources — natural berry crops, nut production, and… Read more: What Does It Take to Grow a 650-Pound Black Bear?
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  What Does It Sound Like When a Bull Moose Answers Your Call?
  It starts as a low grunt — almost more vibration than sound. Then the branches start breaking. You can hear the hooves hitting soft ground. And then, through the spruce and birch at the edge of a cutover, a bull steps out at thirty yards with his rack silhouetted against the September sky. That’s moose… Read more: What Does It Sound Like When a Bull Moose Answers Your Call?
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  The Evening the Forest Went Quiet
  There’s a moment every bear hunter knows. You’ve been sitting for an hour. The mosquitoes have settled. The birds have gone quiet. The light is starting to change — that amber glow that only happens in late August when the sun drops low through the canopy. And then you hear it. A branch snaps. Something… Read more: The Evening the Forest Went Quiet