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Pakwash Lake CampFishing outfitter

In Ear Falls, Sunset Country, ON·GPS coordinates : 50.7635° N, 93.4421° W

Activities
Fishing
Key species
Northern pike · Walleye · Smallmouth bass
Capacity
8 cabins · 4 to 10 guests

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Walleye fishing and cottage accommodations on the shores of Pakwash Lake

Pakwash Lake Camp is a fishing outfitter in the heart of Sunset Country, On. It offers 8 lodgings (up to 10 guests) and 6 lakes. Featured species: Northern pike, Walleye and Smallmouth bass. About 21 h 00 drive from Toronto.

The territory

Where the outfitter is located

Pakwash Lake Camp is located in Sunset Country, Ontario. The closest service town is Ear Falls.

8 cabins
On-site lodgings

Species on the territory

  • Northern pike
  • Walleye
  • Smallmouth bass
  • Muskellunge
  • Yellow perch
Activities & rates

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Lodgings

8 Cabins available at Pakwash Lake Camp

8 cabins available in Sunset Country, ON.

Cabin #1

  • Up to 4 guests
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 2 double beds

Classic 1950s log cabin featuring two bedrooms with a double bed in each. It offers a full three-piece bathroom and is a short walk from the docks.

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Cabin #2

  • Up to 8 guests
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 1 double beds · 3 single beds

Roomy cabin built in 2017 featuring two bedrooms with one double bed and three twins, plus a pull-out sofa. It includes a three-piece shower bathroom and a nearby fire pit.

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Cabin #3

  • Up to 6 guests
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 1 double beds · 2 single beds

Built in the 1980s, this cabin offers lake views through the trees. It features two bedrooms with one double bed and two twin beds, a sofa bed, and a three-piece shower bathroom.

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Cabin #4

  • Up to 6 guests
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 6 single beds

Comfortable 1980s build featuring six separate twin beds across three bedrooms. It offers an outdoor deck and a three-piece shower bathroom.

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Cabin #5

  • Up to 10 guests
  • 2 bedrooms
  • 6 single beds

Cabin combining original character with updated comfort, featuring two bedrooms with twin beds and bunks. Includes a large living room, open kitchen, three-piece shower bathroom, and a mudroom porch.

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Cabin #6

  • Up to 7 guests
  • 3 bedrooms
  • 7 single beds

Large older cabin ideal for family reunions or fishing groups, featuring three bedrooms with seven twin beds. Equipped with a porch, fridge, upright freezer, and large outdoor fire pit.

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Waters

6 Water bodies at Pakwash Lake Camp

6 water bodies in the Sunset Country region, with the species, packages and cabins tied to each one.

By species

Lake

Lake Bruce

A surrounding lake accessible for fishing to guests staying at Pakwash Lake Camp.

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Lake

Lake Camping

A nearby body of water offering fishing opportunities to camp visitors.

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Lake

Lake Lost

One of the regional lakes accessible for fishing from the camp.

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Lake

Lake Pakwash

Located in Northwestern Ontario near Ear Falls, Pakwash Lake is home to great populations of walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, yellow perch, and muskellunge.

  • Doré
  • Brochet
  • Achigan à petite bouche
  • Perchaude
  • Maskinongé
See details — Lake Pakwash

River

River Chukuni

A regional river part of the fishing territory accessible to guests.

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River

River English

A major river in the area popular for fishing.

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Hunting and fishing

Species and practices offered at Pakwash Lake Camp

Fishing

What fish species can you catch at Pakwash Lake Camp?

The following fish species can be caught at Pakwash Lake Camp, Sunset Country, ON: Northern pike, Walleye, Smallmouth bass, Muskellunge, Yellow perch.

Getting there

Access and distances

Directions

90 Pakwash Lake Rd., Ear Falls

Pakwash Lake Camp is a drive-in camp. It is located at 90 Pakwash Lake Road in Ear Falls, Northwestern Ontario. Visitors arrive by road via Highway 105, situated between Ear Falls and the Red Lake tourist region. The final stretch is via the camp road, providing easy road access to the lakeshore without the need for floatplane or boat transport.

GPS coordinatesGPS coordinates : 50.7635° N, 93.4421° W

From major cities

Toronto
21 h 001,890 km
Ottawa
21 h 441,956 km
Mississauga
20 h 571,886 km
Brampton
20 h 531,879 km
Hamilton
21 h 271,930 km
London
20 h 471,871 km

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Languages spoken
French · English

Verified facts

Fish species offered
Northern pike, Walleye, Smallmouth bass, Muskellunge, Yellow perch
Accommodations
8
Capacity per accommodation
2 to 10 guests
Water bodies on the territory
6
Drive time from Toronto
21 h 00 (1890 km)
Drive time from Ottawa
21 h 44 (1956 km)
Languages of service
French, English
About

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The outfitter

Located on the eastern shore of Pakwash Lake near Ear Falls in Northwestern Ontario, Pakwash Lake Camp offers a family-style welcome for fishing and hunting enthusiasts. The establishment features eight light housekeeping cottages equipped with full kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms, as well as RV sites. Visitors can fish for walleye, northern pike, smallmouth bass, yellow perch, and silver muskie. On-site amenities include a protected dock, boat rentals, a fish cleaning station, and a sandy beach.

Territory and geography

Nestled in a spruce forest on the eastern shore of Pakwash Lake, the site is located just south of Pakwash Provincial Park in the Ear Falls and Red Lake region. This wilderness territory includes a vast hydrological network including Bruce, Lost, and Camping Lakes, as well as the English and Chukuni Rivers. The surrounding boreal forest is home to diverse wildlife including moose, black bear, wolves, and bald eagles. Accessible by road, the camp allows guests to enjoy a preserved natural environment while remaining close to regional attractions and the trails of Highway 105.

Frequently asked questions

What visitors ask

Pakwash Lake Camp offers: Fishing. The species found on the territory are Northern pike, Walleye, Smallmouth bass.

8 lodgings are available on the territory, hosting up to 10 guests.

Pakwash Lake Camp is a drive-in camp. It is located at 90 Pakwash Lake Road in Ear Falls, Northwestern Ontario. Visitors arrive by road via Highway 105, situated between Ear Falls and the Red Lake tourist region. The final stretch is via the camp road, providing easy road access to the lakeshore without the need for floatplane or boat transport.

Pakwash Lake Camp is located in Sunset Country, On.

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4.9(60 reviews)

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Karen Ackley

June 2024 · Google

Fantastic haven!!! Beautiful setting, memorable scenery and views, fabulous service, and unforgettable fishing. Kim and Denis run a tight ship with the customer and environment always in mind. We like cabin 3 for its view of the lake. It's cozy and well maintained. This year I caught my personal best walleye at 26" (catch and release). If you're looking for a Canadian getaway, Pakwash Lake Camp won't disappoint. Highly recommend.

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Kate Kingery

June 2024 · Google

In July 2023, I made my very first trip to Canada, specifically to Pakwash Lake Camp. The peaceful setting, excellent fishing spots, and having people there who mean the world to me made this stay even more memorable. I can't wait to go back in less than three weeks. I'm bringing one of our grandsons. He is so excited! I can't wait to see his face when he catches the fish of his dreams. Kim and Dennis, you are wonderful!

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Kevin Kingery

October 2023 · Google

We spent a week in August at Pakwash Lake Camp and had a wonderful stay despite rainy weather. Kim and Dennis are exceptional hosts and go above and beyond to ensure your experience exceeds your expectations. I have been coming to this camp since I was very young, and next year we are bringing two of our grandchildren with us. The cabins are very comfortable and clean. And of course, the fishing is always excellent!

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Paul Mann

June 2023 · Google

After more than 30 years of stays and fishing at Pakwash Lake Camp, I can only warmly recommend it. The facilities are constantly being improved and the owners, Denis and Kim, welcome their guests like family members. The fishing is great just 100 metres from the dock, and the accommodations are top quality. Update June 2023: excellent fishing, and very nice improvements by the water and dock! We go for two weeks, eat plenty of fish, head home with our limits, and have a most relaxing stay. We caught some beautiful walleye, pike, and smallmouth bass, many within view of the camp! You won't regret choosing Pakwash Lake Camp for your family or fishing buddies' vacation. We've already booked our stay for next year!

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Brian Otte

January 2023 · Google

We have been going to Pakwash Lake Camp for years and fully intend to keep going back. The fishing is excellent, the water is crystal clear, and the scenery is beautiful. Kim and Dennis are very welcoming and manage the property perfectly. The cabins are rustic but always spotless. They can accommodate a large group like ours (20 to 30 people) for a week of fishing or just a few people for a weekend. The lake is easy to access, while being secluded enough that boat traffic and fishing pressure remain low. Oh yes, and the sunsets are fantastic!

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4.9 out of 5 on Google — Pakwash Lake Camp

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