The Lodge

The Lodge is a 42’x36’ log building. Our guests gather here in the evenings in large groups to talk about the days fishing adventures. There are couches and tables set up for card playing or story telling. Relax on the deck in the evening to watch the stars or in the morning with your coffee to catch the sunrise. You will find photo albums and log books dating back to the late 40’s when Viking Island Lodge was built.

4 Modern Cabins

These cabins were built by the Carlson family and have recently been modernized – complete with power, showers and composting toilets. All four cabins include a deck with peaceful views overlooking the lake. Linen and towels are also provided. Time on the island offers you a break from everyday life allowing you to enjoy nature.

Tower Cabin

This cabin has 3 bedrooms with 2 double beds and four single beds. Plenty of room for a group of 6 people. The bathroom has a shower and a composting toilet. The spacious sitting room has a wood heater. The kitchen has a full propane range and refrigerator. The deck faces south with a view of almost the whole Island and a good view of the main lake and the docks.

Miners Cabin

This cabin has 3 bedrooms with 2 double beds and four single beds. Plenty of room for a group of 6 people. The bathroom has a shower and a composting toilet. The spacious sitting room has a wood heater. The kitchen has a full propane range and refrigerator. The deck faces away from the rest of camp with a great view up the lake to the west.

Eagles Nest Cabin

This cabin comes with a full kitchen, 3pc bathroom and a deck. The cabin has a kitchen perfect for 2 to 3 people. It has 1 double bed and 1 single bed as well as a sitting area and table. The high deck looks out on the north side of the island, away from all the other cabins. It is ideal for a honeymoon, or anyone wanting to be away from the main group.

2 Traditional Cabins

Each cabin was carefully built of logs by Arthur Carlson from local trees. He was a master craftsman with a passion for the bush. Today each cabin is a clean and cozy retreat from the noisy, modern world. Each has a peaceful view, a wood heater and propane lights - the simple luxuries of life. Linen and towels are provided. Guests go back in time again when they visit the outhouse. Each cabin has its own, and they do fit into this simpler, more relaxed way of life. There is a central shower and bath with plenty of hot water. Here on an island in a wilderness park this is a good way of life.

Surveyors Cabin

This cabin has long been a favourite spot for guests. It has the best view of the lake. This cabin is open concept with a central sitting area. Since this is a traditional cabin, there is no kitchen or bathroom in the cabin.

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