Camp Narows Lodge

Ontario

Camp Narows Lodge

Ontario

About this campsite

Camp Narrows Lodge on Rainy Lake offers modern cabins, American and Housekeeping plans, and access to Northwest Bay fishing in Northwestern Ontario.

Camp Narrows Lodge operates on Northwest Bay in Rainy Lake's north arm in Northwestern Ontario, managed by Tom Pearson. The lodge offers both American Plan packages with meals, boats, motors and fuel included, and Housekeeping Plan cabin rentals with kitchen facilities where guests supply their own food. Modern cabins feature carpeted floors, electric lighting, hot and cold running water, and accommodate two to three bedrooms with views across the bay. The property operates from May through October and provides access to Rainy Lake's multi-species fishing opportunities. Guests can contact the operator for current rates, availability and reservation details.

Location

Camp Narows Lodge•ON

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Common questions about Camp Narows Lodge

Is Camp Narows Lodge free to camp at?

Yes. Camp Narows Lodge in ON is a free camp, so there is no nightly fee to stay. There is no booking system for it, so plan on first in, best dressed, especially on long weekends. We hold no facilities list for it, so go in self sufficient with your own water and a way to deal with rubbish.

Can you book Camp Narows Lodge online?

We hold no online booking link for Camp Narows Lodge, so it is not bookable through this page. For sites like this, turning up early in the day is the surest way to get a spot, particularly in peak season.

Where is Camp Narows Lodge?

Camp Narows Lodge sits in ON. The map on this page shows the exact spot, and the coordinates travel straight into your navigation app. Check road conditions before you set out if you are towing, since access tracks can change with the weather.

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Voyageurs National Park Camping Permits

Overview ** PLEASE READ IMPORTANT INFORMATION BELOW TO UNDERSTAND HOW TO CAMP AT VOYAGEURS NATIONAL PARK ** All frontcountry and backcountry campsites require travel by private watercraft or water taxi to access. Click on any campsite name when searching sites to view boating distances. You can type in a specific campsite number or campsite/lake name when searching site availability. Voyageurs National Park has 143 frontcountry, 14 backcountry, and 2 primitive campsites for visitors wanting an authentic Northwoods camping experience. PRIMITIVE CAMPSITES (Red Pine & Blueberry Ridge) are the only campsites that are located on the mainland and DO NOT require a boat to access. They are hike-in sites along the Kab-Ash Trail and are equipped only with fire rings and cleared areas for tents. Leave No Trace Principles apply in these areas. FRONTCOUNTRY CAMPSITES are located on the large lakes (Rainy, Kabetogama, Namakan, Sandpoint). You can boat directly to them from any park visitor center boat ramp. They offer fire rings, tent pads, picnic tables, bear lockers for safe food storage, and outdoor privies. Ten of the frontcountry sites throughout the park are available on a one-week booking window to accommodate short-term trip planners. BACKCOUNTRY CAMPSITES are located on the park's interior lakes and offer a more remote and secluded camping experience consisting of fire rings, tenting areas, an outdoor privy, a bear pole for safe food storage, and a canoe. These sites first require travel by private watercraft or local water taxi service to a remote trailhead and then hiking up to several miles to the backcountry lakes. All backcountry campsite reservations include the use of one canoe and an access code will be provided in your confirmation email. Some campsites can be hiked to directly while others require paddling after hiking. Canoes on backcountry lakes are provided by the park and remain stationed at these lakes. Personal watercrafts of any kind cannot be portaged into backcountry due to the threat of Aquatic Invasive Species . Chain of Lakes (Locator, War Club, Quill, and Loiten Lakes): Reservations at these sites automatically include one canoe because a canoe is required to reach them. In this area only, up to 2 additional canoes can be added on a first come, first served basis to any camping reservation. Shoepack & Little Shoepack Lakes: The campsites on these two lakes come reserved together (for the cost of one) because the one canoe on Little Shoepack is required to reach the campsite on Little Shoepack and/or the portage to Shoepack Lake. Shoepack Lake has its own separate canoe - please leave the canoes on their respective lakes. Ek, Agnes, Jorgens, Quarter Line, Cruiser, Brown, Peary, Oslo and Ryan Lakes: These backcountry campsites can be hiked to directly after boating to a trailhead and have one canoe located at each site. DAY USE BACKCOUNTRY CANOE RENTALS: The Chain of Lakes is the only backcountry area with an additional inventory of canoes that are available for single day use. Use of these canoes first requires travel by private watercraft or local wate