Niobe Lake Lodge

08/15/2025

Some monsters for this happy young man!

07/11/2025

Cabin 6. 4 bedrooms (9 singles beds) and 2 full bathrooms

06/26/2025

A TERRIBLE day with Doug. Sorry Chris and Deb Behnke-Dorak

06/24/2025

I love these crazy bananas!! Chris Dorak Deb Behnke-Dorak Looks like a great day with Doug!

06/21/2025

Mike Green what a great catch!! Thanks for taking our boys out!!

06/06/2025

This guy (Brian) was complaining this morning that he’s ready to go home because his hands are so sore from taking off all the fish. Oh booo hooooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣

05/26/2025

A quick tour of camp

05/25/2025

Our lovely guest Dennis and his fancy new walleye

05/20/2025

Road closures as of May 20

1- Crooked Pine Road / Camp 111 Road intersection
2- Crooked Pine Road / Sapawe Rd intersection
3- Whiskey Jack Road / Sapawe Rd intersection
4- White Lily Road / Sapawe Rd intersection

05/17/2025

Our hearts are heavy as we think of all those affected by the devastating tornadoes in Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee. We’ve come to know many wonderful guests from these areas over the years, and it’s heartbreaking to hear how badly some of them have been impacted.

Please know that our thoughts are with you during this incredibly difficult time. We’re sending love, strength, and hope as your communities begin to recover and rebuild.

On the night of May 16, 2025, a severe tornado outbreak struck parts of the Midwest and Southeast United States, including Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The storms resulted in at least 42 fatalities, with significant damage reported in these states. In Missouri, the St. Louis area experienced deadly tornadoes, while in Kentucky, cities like London and Somerset were hard-hit. Tennessee also faced severe weather conditions during this outbreak .

05/16/2025

This is information from our local MNR
Re: forest fires in area
Fort Frances received 19.1 mm of rain last night, South end of the fire (close to you) received 6mm and Atikokan received 3.4mm. Fort Frances 4 fire is now measuring approximately 3,593 hectares in size.
There are 8 FireRanger crews and 2 fire engines assigned to the fire with suppression efforts focussed on the south end of the fire and values protection on the north end. There are currently 3 helicopters assigned to Fort Frances 4. Additional personnel and aircraft resources will be assigned to the fire over the next several days. Helicopter bucketing operations will be ongoing through the day. It is still dry out there, but the cool weather coming should help the crews get and additional handle on the fire this weekend.

03/28/2025

https://www.facebook.com/share/1FtD8WsjLd/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Great news! Thanks to Laurie Marcil & all at NOTO for their ongoing advocacy for the Northern Ontario tourism industry!