Easy access, modern facilities and its ideal location define this camp. Positioned on a quiet bay that provides safe and easy tie up for your boat and great fishing close buy – even off the pier!
Lost Bay Resort is just one-third mile off the highway and offers two varieties of House keeping accommodations. All the cabins face the lake and are a short walk from the dock.
Classic Canadian Cabins
One, two and four bedroom single bath modern cabins are furnished with a variety of double, single and bunk beds to accommodate up to eight people. Each cabin has a shower, fridge, stove with oven, microwave and coffee maker. Bed linens, dishes and cooking utensils are provided. All cabins are also equipped with a charcoal grill.
Executive Timber Frame Home: Unsurpassed in Northwestern Ontario, this very stylish lodging has all the amenities of a modern home, plus an alluring knotty pine interior and handsome timber frame post and beam construction.
Executive Timber Frame Home
Nestled in a very private area of the camp, the Timber Frame is situated right on the water and surrounded by Canadian pines and firs. The view is unrivaled; whether enjoying it while lounging on the extra large deck or inside viewing it through the two big patio doors facing the lake.
There are six separate beds, five queens, and one single providing a sleeping capacity from six to eleven – if there are couples or children in the group. The Executive Timber Frame has two full baths a dishwasher microwave, coffee maker, dishes and cooking utensils. The bedrooms have counters and ample shelves, bed linens are provided.
Musky Bay Camp
Log Cabins
The four main one-room cabins have a variety of sleeping arrangements that accommodate from 2 to 6 people. The cabins are equipped with stove, refrigerator, sink, dinnerware, cooking utensils; wood stoves for heating and a outside BBQ grill. There is one electrical outlet for charging cameras, cells or other small re-chargeable items. All cabins are equipped with a charcoal grill.
There are two sleeping only cabins to facilitate larger groups
Group Outings 12 to 25 or more
Outpost Camp is an ideal setting for large groups, up to 25 or more people.
Very economical large group rates include the use of the lodge for cooking and dining and to congregate your group. See the Rate sheet for special group rates.
Cliff Lake Outposts
Outpost Camp is on the northwestern end of Cliff Lake. It is accessible by vehicle down a private five-mile gravel access road or by boat from the Headquarters at Lost Bay Resort.
Outpost Camp’s fascinating history dates back to the 1920’s when the only way in was thirty plus miles by boat with numerous portages, or by horse and sled over the frozen lakes in the winter. Many of the original log buildings are still present; they provide the ambiance that will make your stay at Outpost Camp so special.
Outpost Camp is an outpost, there is no staff present, and it is located far from civilization in an area of Cliff Lake that sees few fishermen. A stay at Outpost Camp is as close as you can get to a wilderness “fly in” at a fraction of the cost.
The camp is equipped with central showers and toilets and a remote, but quiet, generator provides electric power.
Log Cabins
The four main one-room cabins have a variety of sleeping arrangements that accommodate from 2 to 6 people. The cabins are equipped with stove, refrigerator, sink, dinnerware, cooking utensils; wood stoves for heating and a outside BBQ grill. There is one electrical outlet for charging cameras, cells or other small re-chargeable items. All cabins are equipped with a charcoal grill
There are two sleeping only cabins to facilitate larger groups
Group Outings 12 to 25 or more
Outpost Camp is an ideal setting for large groups, up to 25 or more people.
Very economical large group rates include the use of the lodge for cooking and dining and to congregate your group. See the Rate sheet for special group rates
History
Outpost Camp’s fascinating history dates back to the 1920’s when the only way in was thirty plus miles by boat with numerous portages, or by horse and sled over the frozen lakes in the winter. Many of the original log buildings are still present; they provide the ambiance that will make your stay at Outpost Camp so special.
