Temagami Shores Inn and Resort is located in Northern Ontario, just south of the municipality of Temagami. The property occupies a rocky outcrop shaped by glacial action, overlooking the Northeast Arm of Lake Temagami amidst a stand of old-growth white and red pines.
Lake Temagami forms a vast aquatic system nearly 50 kilometers long from north to south and 35 kilometers wide from east to west, featuring approximately 1,259 islands. Reaching depths of up to 120 meters, this body of water provides a prime habitat for numerous freshwater species. Fish populations are abundant, including lake trout, whitefish, walleye, smallmouth bass,
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and northern pike.
The surrounding territory consists of Crown land and preserved forest environments. The site borders Finlayson Point Provincial Park and is near the White Bear Forest. Designated as a conservation reserve by the Ministry of Natural Resources in June 1996, the White Bear Forest is home to old-growth pine stands. This traditional hunting territory of the White Bear family (Wabimakwa in Ojibwe) features a trail network dating back approximately 6,000 years. The area also includes Caribou Mountain. During the autumn, the surrounding natural environment attracts small game hunting enthusiasts.