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Fully furnished lakeside cabins

Lodging & Rates

Comfort in the Heart of the Wilderness

All of our cabins are fully outfitted with full kitchen, range, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, dinnerware, cutlery, pots and pans and other basic kitchen supplies. All have hot and cold running water, full bathroom facilities with showers, propane heat, outdoor charcoal grills and picnic tables. Wifi is available at most of the cabins for email use.

Cabin One

Cabin 1 is a bright, spacious three bedroom cabin that has 8 twin beds and a sofa bed. It can also accommodate 2 roll-a- ways, making it sleep a total of 12. It has a large enough dinning/living area for 12 or more guests to sit around the table, with a great picture window view of the lake.

Rates: $3150.00 + tax per week (minimum 7 person rate)
$450 per additional adult
$225 per additional youth (9-12 years old)
8 years and under free

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Cabin Two

Cabin 2 sleeps 5 with two twin beds in one bedroom and 3 in another. It has a spacious dinning- living area with a nice view of the lake. This cabin has room in the two bed bedroom to accommodate a roll away cot.

Rates: $1800.00 + tax per week (minimum 4 person rate)
$450 per additional adult
$225 per additional youth (9-12 years old)
8 and under free

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Cabin Three

Cabin 3 is the smallest of the cabins and has a bathroom with shower and one large area that has the kitchen-dinning-sleeping area with 2 single beds.
Rates: $900.00 + tax per week (minimum 2 person rate)
$450 per additional adult
$225 per additional youth (9-12 years old)
8 and under free

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Cabin Four

Cabin 4 is our newest spacious three bedroom cabin that has 8 single beds and a sofa bed. It can also accommodate 2 roll-a- ways, making it sleep a total of 12. It has a large enough dinning/living area for 12 or more guests to sit around the table, with a great picture window view of the lake.
Rates: $3150.00 + tax per week (minimum 7 person rate)
$450 per additional adult
$225 per additional youth (9-12 years old)
8 and under free

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Pakuni Lodge Packing Checklist

General

Cabins are fully equipped with cookware, utensils, stove, microwave, cutting boards, mugs, cups, toaster, dish cloths, dish towels, hand towels, bath mats, and fans.

Bring bedding or a sleeping bag unless you want the bedding option. We provide a bottom sheet. The bedding option includes bath towels, facecloths, blankets, etc. The bedding option is all-inclusive in the Bear Hunt package.
  • Passport or enhanced driver's license, and fishing license
  • Drinking water — camp water is fine for cooking; it's filtered but not treated
  • Food — anything you may want to eat
  • Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, sugar, creamer
  • Oil for frying fish
  • Charcoal and lighter (charcoal grills available at camp)
  • Shore lunch — or coating for fish, spices
  • Paper towels
  • Towels & facecloth
  • Sleeping bag if you don't choose the bedding option
  • Shampoo & bath soap or bar soap
  • Dish soap (though some is provided)
  • Snacks — marshmallows, chips, cookies, etc.

Fishing

  • Fishing license & filet knife
  • Rods, extra line, bottom bouncers, spinners, stringer
  • Net, fish spreaders, nail clippers for cutting line
  • Hat, sunscreen, bug spray
  • Ziplock bags for packaging fish & permanent marker for labeling
  • Minnows available for purchase — preorder recommended

Hunters

Prior to crossing, go to the Canada Border Services website. Print and fill out the Firearm form (RCMP 5589) on 11½" x 14" paper (print to size). DO NOT SIGN — this will be signed at the border.

At the Border

  • Make sure guns/bows are stored in cases
  • Declare all guns, bows, ammo, etc.
  • Declare tobacco & alcohol

Prior to Arriving at Camp

  • Purchase Canadian license at most sport/gas stations — Bobby's Corner at Vermillion Bay, Dutchie's (halfway to camp on 105), or Kahooter's Pit Stop in Ear Falls
  • Soft cases recommended for transporting guns to and from camp
  • Guns are required by law to be in a case when transporting after dark
  • Safety harness and tree strap
  • Blaze orange vest and hat coming and going to the hunt site
  • Knives to field dress bear — check Customs for approved knives
  • Boning and skinning knife and sharpener (a saws-all is provided for cutting ribs and bones)
  • Nitrile gloves
  • Paper and tape for packaging meat
  • Permanent marker to label meat
  • Poly bag for transporting hide
  • Unscented shampoo
  • Unscented spray
  • Anything else you may think to bring (a cushion for the tree stand is provided)

After you get your bear, you will need to get an export permit to take your bear across the border. Purchase at Sportshop.

A look inside our cabins