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Wine Lake Camp

Wine Lake, Ontario — Near Perrault Falls

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Access boat-in

Season May – October

About This Lodge

Wine Lake Camp is a small, independently run wilderness camp located on Wine Lake in Northwestern Ontario, accessible only by boat rather than by floatplane. The operation traces its roots to the early 1940s, when it was started by a group of Cree brothers from the area, and it later passed to owners Herb Pugmire and Ann Sherman before coming under the current ownership of Nick Karakis, who runs the camp along with a small crew. The main camp consists of a cluster of log cabins built on rocky shoreline surrounded by crown land, along with a central shower house, outhouses, an icehouse, a fish-cleaning shack, and a boathouse at the main dock. In addition to the main lake camp, the outfitter also operates a separate outpost-style cabin on Wabaskang Lake that guests can drive directly up to, unlike the boat-in main camp. The camp markets itself around a long-running catch-and-release program for trophy walleye, and its base of operations is at Perrault Falls, Ontario, off Highway 105 between Vermilion Bay and Ear Falls.