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Golden Eagle CampFishing & hunting outfitter

In Matachewan, Ottawa Valley, ON·GPS coordinates : 46.0152° N, 76.5403° W

Activities
Fishing · Nature Lodging · Bird Hunting
Key species
Brook trout · Smallmouth bass · Northern pike
Capacity
3 cabins · 4 guests

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Four-season fishing, hunting, and vacationing on Sydney Creek

Golden Eagle Camp is a fishing, nature lodging and bird hunting outfitter in the heart of Ottawa Valley, On. It offers 3 lodgings (up to 4 guests) and 1 lake. Featured species: Brook trout, Smallmouth bass and Northern pike. About 5 h 09 drive from Toronto.

The territory

Where the outfitter is located

Golden Eagle Camp is located in Ottawa Valley, Ontario. The closest service town is Matachewan.

Species on the territory

  • Brook trout
  • Smallmouth bass
  • Northern pike
  • Yellow perch
  • Walleye
  • Black bear
  • Duck
  • Rabbit
  • Moose
  • Ruffed grouse
  • Wolf
  • Spruce grouse
Activities & rates

Golden Eagle Camp packages

Packages — Fishing

Regular Fishing Package

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7-day fishing package including accommodation in a fully equipped waterfront cottage with complete kitchen, bathroom, and barbecue. Includes a motorized boat to explore the productive waters of the Montreal River and surrounding lakes for walleye, pike, and bass.

  • 7 nights
  • European (No meals)
  • Cabin
FishingHébergement en chalet équipéEmbarcation et moteur
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Lodgings

3 Cabins available at Golden Eagle Camp

3 cabins available in Ottawa Valley, ON.

Cabin

Rustic Log Cabins

River Montreal

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 1 bedrooms

Fully equipped rustic log cabins featuring 3-4 piece baths, hot and cold running water, wood stoves, BBQ, and modern electric appliances.

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Cabin

Modern New Cottages

River Montreal

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 1 bedrooms

Fully equipped modern new cottages featuring 3-4 piece baths, hot and cold running water, wood stoves, BBQ, and full kitchen facilities.

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Waters

River at Golden Eagle Camp

1 river in the Ottawa Valley region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.

By species

River

River Montreal

The Montreal River is a renowned waterway bordering the lodge's territory, offering excellent fishing opportunities for walleye, northern pike, and smallmouth bass.

  • Doré
  • Brochet
  • Achigan à petite bouche
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Hunting and fishing

Species and practices offered at Golden Eagle Camp

Fishing

What fish species can you catch at Golden Eagle Camp?

The following fish species can be caught at Golden Eagle Camp, Ottawa Valley, ON: Brook trout, Smallmouth bass, Northern pike, Yellow perch, Walleye.

Hunting

What game species can you hunt at Golden Eagle Camp?

The following game species can be hunted at Golden Eagle Camp, Ottawa Valley, ON: Black bear, Duck, Rabbit, Moose, Ruffed grouse, Wolf, Spruce grouse.

Other activities

  • Hébergement
  • Embarcation
  • Moteur
  • Essence
  • Appât vivant
  • Glace
  • Literie
  • Bois de chauffage
  • Propane
  • Gilet de sauvetage

What other outdoor activities are offered at Golden Eagle Camp?

In addition to hunting and fishing, Golden Eagle Camp offers: Hébergement, Embarcation, Moteur, Essence, Appât vivant, Glace, Literie, Bois de chauffage, Propane, Gilet de sauvetage.

Getting there

Access and distances

Directions

Hwy. 65 W., Matachewan

The main camp is located along Highway 65 West (ON-65), near Matachewan and Gowganda in Northern Ontario. Access to the main site and its 10 cabins is directly by road. For guests staying at the remote outpost cabin, the final leg of the trip is accessible by boat only.

GPS coordinatesGPS coordinates : 46.0152° N, 76.5403° W

From major cities

Toronto
5 h 09464 km
Ottawa
1 h 15113 km
Mississauga
5 h 18477 km
Brampton
5 h 14471 km
Hamilton
5 h 48522 km
London
6 h 57626 km

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Practical information

Total capacity
Up to 47 people spread across 10 cabins and 1 remote camp.

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Payment
Un acompte est exigé au moment de la réservation afin de garantir le séjour. Il peut être réglé par argent comptant, carte Visa, Mastercard, virement Interac ou chèque personnel. La réservation est officiellement confirmée dès la réception de l'acompte. Le paiement final du solde doit être effectué exclusivement en argent comptant ou par carte de crédit.
Cancellation
Les acomptes sont non remboursables pour toute annulation effectuée moins de 60 jours avant la date d'arrivée prévue. Pour les forfaits de chasse à l'ours noir, l'acompte devient non remboursable si l'annulation survient moins de 90 jours avant l'arrivée. Toute demande d'annulation doit être obligatoirement soumise par écrit.
Pets
Les animaux de compagnie sont accueillis sous conditions, à raison d'un seul animal par chalet et sur réservation préalable. Ils doivent être tenus en laisse et surveillés en tout temps afin de ne pas déranger les autres visiteurs. Les propriétaires sont tenus de ramasser les déjections de leur animal. Un tarif de 10 $ par jour ou 50 $ par semaine s'applique, et des frais supplémentaires seront facturés en cas de dommages ou de nettoyage excessif.
Taxes
Tous les tarifs affichés sont exprimés en devises canadiennes et la taxe de vente harmonisée (TVH / HST) n'est pas incluse dans les prix présentés.

Verified facts

Fish species offered
Brook trout, Smallmouth bass, Northern pike, Yellow perch, Walleye
Game species offered
Black bear, Duck, Rabbit, Moose, Ruffed grouse, Wolf, Spruce grouse
Accommodations
3
Capacity per accommodation
up to 4 guests
Water bodies on the territory
1
Drive time from Toronto
5 h 09 (464 km)
Drive time from Ottawa
1 h 15 (113 km)
Pets
Les animaux de compagnie sont accueillis sous conditions, à raison d'un seul animal par chalet et sur réservation préalable. Ils doivent être tenus en laisse et surveillés en tout temps afin de ne pas déranger les autres visiteurs. Les propriétaires sont tenus de ramasser les déjections de leur animal. Un tarif de 10 $ par jour ou 50 $ par semaine s'applique, et des frais supplémentaires seront facturés en cas de dommages ou de nettoyage excessif.
About

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The outfitter

Located on the banks of Sydney Creek, a tributary of the Montreal River, Golden Eagle Camp offers a four-season nature stay in Northern Ontario. The establishment features 10 rustic log or modern cabins, fully equipped with bathrooms, wood stoves, appliances, and linens provided, as well as a boat-in outpost cabin. Whether for walleye, pike, and bass fishing, guided black bear, moose, and grouse hunting, or for ATVing and snowmobiling, visitors enjoy a true wilderness setting.

Its story

The recent history of Golden Eagle Camp is marked by transitions between passionate owners and the loyalty of its Northern Ontario clientele. In 2009, Bruce and Jenn acquired the outfitter to lead an adventure lasting nearly ten years. During their management, the establishment hosted numerous hunting and fishing trips, building loyalty among groups of hunters, some of whom have been visiting the site for 35 years. In May 2018, the property was sold to Mike and Liz Young, originally from Hamilton, Ontario, who took over as the camp's hosts. The former owners stayed on-site for a few weeks to ensure

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a smooth transition before the opening of the summer season. Over the years, Golden Eagle Camp has stood out through several highlights. On August 18, 2013, a record black bear weighing 598 pounds was harvested on the territory by hunter Jerry Davenport. The quality of the outfitter's bear hunting was also the subject of an article and video report by Dale Hainer for Ontario Out of Doors magazine. In terms of outdoor activities, the establishment was selected in 2011 by the ATV Nation organization to host the tenth edition of its annual National Ride event, highlighting the vast network of ATV trails surrounding the site. The outfitter continues to welcome hunting, fishing, and outdoor enthusiasts to the shores of Sydney Creek and the Montreal River.

Territory and geography

The camp is set in the heart of the Northern Ontario boreal forest, characterized by jack pine and spruce. The territory stretches along the banks of Sydney Creek, a tributary of the Montreal River. This wild region includes miles of shoreline and several isolated lakes, perfect for solitude. The estate is accessible via Highway 65 West in Matachewan, with outpost accommodation reachable only by boat.

Wildlife and habitat

Located on the banks of Sydney Creek, a tributary of the Montreal River in Northern Ontario, Golden Eagle Camp is set in the heart of a wild forest dominated by jack pine and spruce. The territory is surrounded by Crown land offering diverse habitats including boreal forests, marshes, ponds, grassy bays, and regenerating cutovers. The outfitter is located in Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) 40, directly on the border of units 28 and 29, a region renowned for its high density of moose and black bears. Terrestrial wildlife includes predators and big game such as black bear, moose, and wolf. Small

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game and waterfowl are also well represented, with species such as ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, duck, and rabbit. The surrounding aquatic network consists of the Montreal River, secondary streams, and dozens of isolated lakes with varied structures. Sisseney Lake (locally known as Ness Lake) features deep rock bluffs, shallow bays, and channels. Hubert Lake is distinguished by its islands, rocky shoals, and weed beds, while Mistinikon Lake stretches 16 miles between a waterfall and a hydroelectric dam. Fraser Lake is stocked annually with brook trout by a ministry program, and the shallow Beaver Lake (6 to 12 feet) supports a significant population of northern pike. The region's waters are home to walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, yellow perch, and brook trout.

On site

Golden Eagle Camp offers a wide range of outdoor activities throughout the year. Fishing enthusiasts can explore the Montreal River, Sydney Creek, and a network of remote lakes (Sisseney, Hubert, Sydney, Planty, Mistinikon, Middleton, and Beaver) for spin casting, trolling, jigging, or fly fishing. Target species include walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, and yellow perch. Ice fishing is also practiced on certain bodies of water such as Fraser and Beaver lakes. The outfitter rents 14 and 16-foot boats, Deluxe and Premium category boats equipped with sonars and livewells, canoes, kayaks, and a pedal boat, and provides docks for guests' boats.

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For hunting, the outfitter organizes guided black bear trips in the fall on a management area featuring baited stands and blinds, with full game care provided (recovery, field dressing, butchering, and cold room or freezer storage). Moose hunting is practiced in the neighboring Wildlife Management Units. In September and October, small game hunting (ruffed grouse, spruce grouse, duck, rabbit, and wolf) is offered, and the outfitter issues the required licenses on-site. ATV enthusiasts have access to miles of unmarked trails and logging roads starting directly from the cabins, with the option to rent Yamaha Kodiak 450 ATVs and purchase gasoline on-site. In winter, snowmobilers enjoy access to trail L138 connected to the C106A trail and day loops. Family vacation facilities include a beach with a swimming area, a 60-foot water slide, a water trampoline, a playground, a wood-fired sauna, a general store, and laundry facilities.

Frequently asked questions

What visitors ask

Golden Eagle Camp offers: Fishing, Nature Lodging, Bird Hunting. The species found on the territory are Brook trout, Smallmouth bass, Northern pike.

3 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 4 guests.

The main camp is located along Highway 65 West (ON-65), near Matachewan and Gowganda in Northern Ontario. Access to the main site and its 10 cabins is directly by road. For guests staying at the remote outpost cabin, the final leg of the trip is accessible by boat only.

Les animaux de compagnie sont accueillis sous conditions, à raison d'un seul animal par chalet et sur réservation préalable. Ils doivent être tenus en laisse et surveillés en tout temps afin de ne pas déranger les autres visiteurs. Les propriétaires sont tenus de ramasser les déjections de leur animal. Un tarif de 10 $ par jour ou 50 $ par semaine s'applique, et des frais supplémentaires seront facturés en cas de dommages ou de nettoyage excessif.

Les acomptes sont non remboursables pour toute annulation effectuée moins de 60 jours avant la date d'arrivée prévue. Pour les forfaits de chasse à l'ours noir, l'acompte devient non remboursable si l'annulation survient moins de 90 jours avant l'arrivée. Toute demande d'annulation doit être obligatoirement soumise par écrit.

Golden Eagle Camp is located in Ottawa Valley, On.

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4.6(62 reviews)

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Melissa Ferguson

July 2025 · Google

Thank you so much for hosting us this weekend! You are wonderful hosts and we will be back very soon! We appreciate everything you do!

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Barney Weistche

October 2024 · Google

This place is a true hidden gem. The staff is helpful and friendly. You'll find everything you need, including electricity and running water, dry firewood, clean linens, cooking utensils, and even a cast-iron skillet for steaks. The scenery is absolutely beautiful. It is an ideal place to recharge. Wildlife is abundant. On the other hand, avoid planning to do your grocery shopping around Kirkland or Matheson, as it could break your budget. For the rest, everything is perfect.

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Michelle Standard

August 2021 · Google

My husband, our two young children, and I are regulars at Golden Eagle Camp. I was introduced to it as a child (the owners were different back then), and returning years later with my husband, I won him over right away. Liz and Mike are truly wonderful people. They work tirelessly to make sure their guests are spoiled. The camp feels like a small community, the atmosphere is that warm. The cabins are gorgeous and rustic. You really have to love nature and the great outdoors to fully appreciate everything the camp has to offer. For us, it's our second home, our safe haven, our little piece of paradise. Our 4-year-old daughter loves going there and makes a point of visiting Liz and Mike every day, often multiple times a day. They are always tending to the camp, 24/7, but they also always take a few minutes to chat, visit, accept a flower, look for chipmunk burrows, go for a walk, share an ice cream, and so much more. We are always welcomed with exceptional kindness and warmth. Their playground, beach, and fire pit form a beautiful space. The lake is splendid and the scenery is breathtaking. During our second stay this year, we opted for the summer bear hunting package, and we were thrilled. The overall atmosphere is second to none. Every visit is a magical moment and we happily make the 9-hour drive every year to be there, even now with two young children. We have never met a couple like Liz and Mike, so dedicated to offering an absolutely fantastic northern experience. If, like us, you love nature, Golden Eagle Camp is the ideal place. You will not be disappointed! Thank you again, Liz and Mike. We can't wait to spend another vacation with you!

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Nick Purdy

August 2018 · Google

The fishing is fruitful and the bell rang almost every day (successful black bear hunt). The cabins are spotless and offer all the necessary comfort. The boats are equally well suited for all your fishing needs. The price is truly justified by the quality of the stay at Golden Eagle Camp! A wonderful experience from start to finish; we can't wait to go back for another week! Congratulations to the new owners (since 2018) for the great work accomplished so far.

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