Nestled in the heart of Woodland Caribou Park and integrated into the Sturgeon River system, the camp occupies a completely isolated territory. Rowdy Lake spans 12 miles with emerald green water, carved by bays, numerous islands, and impressive waterfalls such as Sydney Falls. The southern section features deeper waters suitable for lake trout. As the only establishment on this body of water, the camp offers exclusive access via portage or a short walk to four other remote lakes (Babe, Sydney, Joyce, and Outlet), providing a diverse network in the middle of the wilderness.