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Birch Point CampFishing outfitter

In Red Lake, Sunset Country, ON·1998 km from Toronto

Fishing
Activities
Northern pike · Walleye
Key species
8 cabins · 4 to 15 guests
Capacity

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Walleye and pike fishing accessible by boat on Nungesser Lake

Birch Point Camp is a fishing outfitter in the heart of Sunset Country, On. It offers 8 lodgings (up to 15 guests) and 1 lake. Featured species: Northern pike and Walleye. About 22 h 12 drive from Toronto.

The territory

Where the outfitter is located

Birch Point Camp is located in Sunset Country, Ontario. The closest service town is Red Lake.

Species on the territory

  • Northern pike
  • Walleye
Activities & rates

Birch Point Camp packages

Packages — Fishing

Housekeeping Package - Walleye & Northern Pike Fishing

On request

Week-long housekeeping fishing trip from Saturday to Saturday on Nungesser Lake, including cabin lodging, boat, and motor.

  • 7 nights
  • European (No meals)
  • Cabin
  • 2026 Season (May to September)
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Lodgings

8 Cabins available at Birch Point Camp

8 cabins available in Sunset Country, ON.

Cabin 1

Lac Nungesser

  • Up to 6 guests
  • 3 bedrooms

Cabin featuring 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, equipped with a propane griddle. It accommodates up to 6 guests.

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Cabin 2

Lac Nungesser

  • Up to 6 guests
  • 3 bedrooms

Cabin featuring 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, equipped with a propane griddle. It accommodates up to 6 guests.

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Cabin 3

Lac Nungesser

  • Up to 10 guests
  • 4 bedrooms

Cabin with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms equipped with a propane griddle. It accommodates up to 10 guests.

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Cabin 4

Lac Nungesser

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 2 bedrooms

2-bedroom cabin with 1 bathroom equipped with an electric griddle. It accommodates up to 4 guests.

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Cabin 5

Lac Nungesser

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 2 bedrooms

2-bedroom cabin with 1 bathroom equipped with an electric griddle. It accommodates up to 4 guests.

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Cabin 6

Lac Nungesser

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 1 bedrooms

Cabin equipped with a propane griddle for cooking.

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Waters

Lakes at Birch Point Camp

1 lakes in the Sunset Country region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.

By species

Lake

Lac Nungesser

Nungesser Lake is approximately 18 miles long and 30,000 acres in size, located north of Red Lake. Fishing is primarily for walleye and northern pike.

  • Doré
  • Brochet
  • Perchaude
  • Grand corégone

Cabins on this water body

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Hunting and fishing

Species and practices offered at Birch Point Camp

Fishing

What fish species can you catch at Birch Point Camp?

The following fish species can be caught at Birch Point Camp, Sunset Country, ON: Northern pike, Walleye.

Getting there

Access and distances

Directions

0 Nungesser Road, Red Lake

Birch Point Camp is located north of the town of Red Lake, Ontario. Access to this remote camp is by boat across Nungesser Lake. Visitors must first travel to the Red Lake area before taking the final water leg of the trip to the cabins.

From major cities

Toronto
22 h 121,998 km
Ottawa
22 h 562,064 km
Mississauga
22 h 091,994 km
Brampton
22 h 051,987 km
Hamilton
22 h 392,038 km
London
21 h 591,979 km

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Fish species offered
Northern pike, Walleye
Accommodations
8
Capacity per accommodation
2 to 15 guests
Water bodies on the territory
1
Drive time from Toronto
22 h 12 (1998 km)
Drive time from Ottawa
22 h 56 (2064 km)
About

Discover Birch Point Camp

The outfitter

Located north of Red Lake, Ontario, Birch Point Camp welcomes anglers from May to September on Nungesser Lake. Established in 1972 and featuring eight cabins, this camp is managed by Brock and Denise Goddard. The site offers accommodations for outdoor enthusiasts looking to test their fishing skills. It is a destination focused on catching walleye and northern pike in a wilderness environment accessible by boat. Whether traveling with family, friends, or as a couple, the location is designed to provide memorable stays.

Territory and geography

Birch Point Camp's territory is established on the shores of Nungesser Lake, north of Red Lake, Ontario. This remote body of water stands out for its aquatic environment that favors walleye and northern pike populations. It is a remote camp where seclusion is guaranteed by boat-only access. The site's geographic location offers a peaceful setting for fishing from May to September.

Frequently asked questions

What visitors ask

Birch Point Camp offers: Fishing. The species found on the territory are Northern pike, Walleye.

8 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 15 guests.

Birch Point Camp is located north of the town of Red Lake, Ontario. Access to this remote camp is by boat across Nungesser Lake. Visitors must first travel to the Red Lake area before taking the final water leg of the trip to the cabins.

Birch Point Camp is located in Sunset Country, On.

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