Boating

Beautiful camp sites over looking the inner bay, nice boat docks and boat launch, has high speed internet for the kids.

Relaxed atmosphere!

Use Marina all the time, $20 for launch, clean easy in & out, parking is good

Great place. Some new rules are a bummer though

The staff is very friendly

This was a great experience. We signed up for the Weekend Warrior Adventure package. They are well organized. This is a high-end version glamorous camping. Well worth it I highly recommend. We stayed at the Wilderness Pods which I believe was new for this year. It is very well appointed cabin complete with a 2pc washroom, queen size bed, pull-out couch, table and chairs, fridge, small fan and even an electric fireplace. Basic toiletries soap shampoo etc are also included. The space was great very relaxing although there is one caveat. We of course had to choose the hottest long weekend of the summer. This cabin like anything gets very warm inside. I would advise you to bring your own bigger electric fan. The Wilderness Pods is mid-level of the three options. Unlike the Suites does not come with its own shower, but everything else. The shower is only a stone's throw away so it works quite well. As part of the package we had dinner at Burning kiln, Normandale, did daytime zip line as well as nighttime zip line and cap it off with Big Creek paddle kayaking. I will be posting reviews on them as well individually. All the staff was great all throughout.

Long boat ride to a beach with a lighthouse. Anyone with a boat can do this. No bathroom just a porta potty or if you’re lucky the restaurant let’s you use theirs. Not fun after the long drive there. I just don’t see the value at $109 per person. Go to Port Dover and rent a boat. At least there you have lots of other sites and activities and they don’t charge to see their lighthouse.

Great service

Had a fabulous day on Bay

I cannot say enough nice things about KO Mountain River Lodge. I searched online many months for different cottages/cabins that had everything that my boyfriend and I were looking for, and very few had what we wanted within a reasonable price range- and I came across this place. I contacted an owner online and he was wonderful, personable,honest, and made it clear he wanted to make this the best experience possible for us - which showed even more when we arrived. The family that works there are AMAZING individuals that genuinely care about you, what your interests are, and who you are as a person. Its like automatically becoming a part of their family. The cabin was exactly what we were looking for and then some, fully stocked with clean linen and kitchenware, comfortable bed, great cell reception and wifi. What made it though was the VIEW! Water, mountains, trees, hills and beach as far as the eyes can see with very few bugs! The area is well maintained and cared for, as is the variety of boating options, pool and hot tub. I felt like I was in a piece of heaven because there were no concerns, worries and was so stress free! Loved that beakfast was included, there were communal BBQs - literally everything you could as for in this environment. We were able to go fishing multiple days and saw breathtaking wildlife from fox, to even a moose! Most importantly, the fishing was excellent! I hated having to leave and already cannot wait to go again next year for a slice of paradise!

Great Place to get your marine engine serviced.

You’ll need a beat-up 4x4 when traveling the unkept back gravel roads of Quebec. Large pot holes, rocks and wash-board gravel roads are your beloved path west of Sheenboro, to the Oiseau Rock Hiking Trail. A small $12 entry fee at the check point to the “ Z.E.C “ which stands for ‘Québec’s zones d’exploitation contrôlée area’. The road to the small parking lot is steep and washed out as well. But don’t be discouraged, the actual walking trail to Oiseau Lake is totally worth the rustic drive to this beautiful Quebec hidden oasis. Mind you, you must wear proper hiking gear. Especially proper foot wear. Tons of biting mosquitoes and buzzing insects, including black flies and horse flies. Bug jacket and head cover is a good option. Bug spray doesn’t cut it in the back woods of Quebec. Rumour has it the provincial bird of Quebec is the mosquito. The trail is a mix of intermediate to difficult terrain. The trail length seemed farther than we anticipated. The trail is a good 4km one way and obviously, 4km back. This rare raw nature hike is a great workout, rewarded with a nice refreshing swim in the mountain top lake, picnic at the famous Oiseau Rock lookout and hike back. Bring a backpack full of water and picnic food. It gets dark quickly so don’t venture out passed 5pm. Highly recommend the trip to explore ‘Sheen County’. To be honest, for those not crazy about hard core hiking, the Ottawa River boat ride to the base of Oiseau Rock beach, and the short trail to the summit, is by far the easiest way for the non-energetic general public, including children, to enjoy the view and lake at the top.

Great facilities for a tourney, helps when your partner gets big fish and we ended up 3rd over all, 1st in our Club

Great club, friendly and accommodating members and staff

Went there once....the guy feel all over us helping us out. Couldnt have expected more. Now i hope they sell leaches!!

Seventeen years of multiple visits and still going strong. Mitch and Sharon run a camp that is clean, comfortable and affordable. Some of the best multi species fishing in all of Canada can be had right here. Their attention to detail, as well as the weekly camp fish fries, free boat tour for new guests and lake expertise, make this an exception visit.