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To the lodge, beautiful lake and relaxing atmosphere, quiet location, friendly staff, clean and comfortable cabins with everything you need, excellent fishing, great for a family vacation or a group of friends, highly recommend Chapleau Lodge.
Chapleau Lodge in Northern Ontario offers a 5-star experience for those seeking a relaxing getaway in nature. Located on the shores of Borden Lake, the lodge provides access to trophy walleye, pike, trout, and bass fishing. The resort is a drive-in destination, making it easily accessible for guests looking to escape to the wilderness.
The lodge boasts fully-furnished cabins with 2 bedrooms that sleep up to 6 adults, complete with bathrooms. Guests can enjoy unlimited boat usage with gas and bait included in their stay. For those who prefer to bring their own boat, the lodge offers accommodations at a reduced rate.
Chapleau Lodge provides a range of amenities, including an in-ground pool, Sauna, high-speed Internet in the main lodge, and canoes for guests to enjoy. The lodge is situated near thousands of miles of ATV trails, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the picturesque surroundings.
Guests at Chapleau Lodge can expect to encounter Ontario wildlife such as foxes, bears, moose, eagles, and of course, trophy fish. The lodge aims to provide a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, where guests can unwind and connect with nature.
With a 5-star rating on Tripadvisor, Chapleau Lodge has received excellent reviews from satisfied guests who have praised the fishing opportunities, comfortable accommodations, friendly staff, and overall experience. Whether you're planning a family vacation, a corporate retreat, or a fishing trip with friends, Chapleau Lodge offers something for everyone.
From guided fishing excursions to leisurely canoe rides on the lake, the lodge provides endless opportunities for guests to create lasting memories in the heart of Northern Ontario. Plan your stay at Chapleau Lodge for a relaxing and unforgettable experience in the Canadian wilderness.
