Pakwash Lake Camp is more than just another place to stay and fish. I consider the lake the best in…read moreNorth America - Walleyes Northern and Bass. Regardless of the month, I've always had the experience - using my drag, skill set to bring in a trophy fish. For me, it is the ultimate high. Yes, I am a release guy. The owners are genuine; they want you to succeed. There are very few moments in-life which have the Christmas Eve feel all of us experiencing in our youth. This is one of two for me. And the memories created there last a lifetime. I can't wait for June and spending two weeks there. You may have your summer booked, but you must keep them on your radar.

From the owner: Welcome to Canada’s Best Kept Fishing Secret! We invite you to join us and enjoy the best fishing…read moreand vacation area in Northwestern Ontario. Experience affordable and abundant Canadian fishing at Pakwash Lake Camp where you will be fishing Pakwash Lake, Bruce Lake, Lost Lake, Camping Lake, English River, South of Lac Seul Damn plus the Chukuni River. Pakwash Lake Camp is a drive in fishing and hunting resort located close to Ear Falls and the Red Lake tourist area in Northwestern Ontario, Canada. Pakwash provides light housekeeping cottages and RV facilities amidst the spruce forest on the eastern shore of beautiful Pakwash Lake. Our housekeeping rental cabins are fully equipped for your convenience and include full bathrooms, kitchens and comfortable bedrooms. Other camp features include RV sites with water, showers and electrical hookups, docking and boat launch facilities, fish cleaning facilities.

Showers were really hot, nice beach, cliff diving area, rental kayaks and paddle boards this gets…read morefive stars. PS. Little mouse friend named Jeromy

Not even an extreme storm warning, a bear sighting, noisy neighbours and a smallish site could keep…read moreme from giving this campground 5 stars. It's just so beautiful. If you have a picture in your head of millions of bright blue lakes shining from the stone of the great Canadian Shield, carved by glaciers, glazed with sharp green pines, cabins leaning off the edges of the rock, surprising little beaches, well what you are picturing is Rushing River. Many campsites are on multiple levels of stone. Marc did some magic to get our van and vintage (old) camper to fit into our little site, and then we walked over to the lovely little sandy beach. The swimming area is so fun, we could swim out to a rock and jump off, swim over relatively close to where the rapids start and witness their power. I've heard there are amazing canoe and cross country ski routes from here, and given that it's only 2hrs from Winnipeg it's the perfect spot to adventure and fall in love with this particularly Canadian kind of wild.

The store is great! The diner was disappointing when they turned us away at 9:30pm saying they were…read moreclosed when online it says they close at 10pm. No ice cream for the kids.

From the owner: Redden's Camp & RV Park is your one stop lake vacation destination! Located on Longbow Lake 15…read moreminutes east of Kenora, we're situated perfectly to take in all that NW Ontario has to offer! Our camp offers a full service (water, power, sewer) RV Park with overnight and seasonal spots, rustic cabin rentals, sand beaches, dock space, and watercraft rentals. Hop in the hot tub or sauna while you're here to relax and steam off those work week worries. Our onsite store is full of curated goods, clothing, and wares, in addition to basic groceries and items for your convenience! Whether you're looking for a weekend or a summer vacation destination close to nature, and on the lake, we've got you covered.

Anyone looking for a great walleye fishing experience should look at this camp. Was there two…read moreweeks ago and had another great time. Caught 30 walleye on slowest day and in the area of 100 walleye on several days. Their website gives plenty of details on the camp and operation. What it doesn't tell you is the level of service they provide when you have a medical/dental problem. The camp is approximately an hour boat ride to the nearest roadway. A couple years ago my brother had an abscess tooth. They contacted the nearest dentist and got him there in 1 day to get it treated. I would recommend this place to anyone wanting to catch lots of fish (walleye, pike and small mouth bass).

I pulled in late & was welcomed to the campgrounds by the woman in the office. No problem getting…read moreregistered, nice flushing toilets with running water at the sink. The thunderstorm was nice. I did get swarmed by mosquitoes even with the citronella candle burning, they are aggressive! The camp grounds were quiet with the exception of the train blowing its whistle while rumbling by. I didn't experience the lake as the weather wasn't the best for it, but it was setup with toy trucks & a little kid slide into the water at the beach. I'd camp here again, it would probably be more enjoyable with more time.

Unfortunately, we never had the opportunity to stay at what looks like a lovely campground. I had…read morebeen conversing with the owner, Liz, since January about booking a site in August. Was informed that registration was April 1st. Reached out on April 1st and was told registration was now April 30th. Fine, no problem. Reached out on April 30th, and received confirmation of registration by Liz, and provided information about our family size (husband and I, our child and our dog). Liz then reached out enquiring about our dog, asking if she is ok with kids running around, etc. (we previously stated we have a child). My husband and I were both travelling for the week and apparently did not respond in a timely enough fashion for Liz (within a week) as she then emailed to say that our reservation had been cancelled, wishing us a wonderful summer. Upon reaching out, Liz became quite passive aggressive and escalated, to the point of calling us rude and finally stating that she wouldn't be booking us . When I tried to explain that my husband and I had been travelling for work all week she stated, "well you have phones and email, you sure got in touch quickly when I cancelled your reservation". Not sure how we were the rude ones? Not a great way to run a business with such an aggressive attitude.

Fantastic fishing camp! Kevin and Debra Geary are awesome hosts - Kevin providing fishing tips and…read moreDebra making sure everything in camp is running smoothly. Our cabin was spotless and had everything we needed and the food cooked for every meal was amazing! Wifi worked great all day every day! The fisherman were catching lots of walleye and pike! Highly recommend Anglers Kingdom!

Fishing galore! Family friendly! No stress no fuss! Going to…read morea camp means many things- rustic, fresh air, campfires, log cabins, camp based foods, screen doors that swing, water lapping the dock's edge, sunsets, outdoor excursions on a lake(s) that welcome you to millions of schools of prize winning northern pike plus walleye. This camp has all the ingredients for a lake get away! It's also about managing expectations where fishing equipment conditions , the weather, nature, hire of staff, and power supply and water / plumbing facilities to a remote lake community isn't infallible! I come to expect these incidental disruptions are part and parcel of running a camp business and can be completely manageable if you let it. Don't let the rotten bit of luck with the unfortunate forest fire or the weak reviews to the camp influence your thinking to book here! The owners try very hard and also realize hiring staff across this beautiful country to work in remote camps is extremely difficult- if you don't think so then I encourage you to step up and go work there yourself!! Show a little empathy and put yourself in their shoes!! If you're looking for a luxury accommodation or a Hilton or Grand Bahia Principe then head to Mexico in the winter! Now if you're looking for an authentic camp with real life experience and common sense every day reality sprinkled with family hospitality and the best feed of fish you've ever had then chill out, go with the flow, experience the natural beauty of the camp , and choose Anglers!!

Stayed here for a week this past summer and let me tell you:…read more Mice infested cabin, they would literally run through your feet and you would hear them in the night scurrying around in the ceiling. I ate too many meals here surrounded by mice turds. Dirty and not cleaned for what looks like years. sauce caked and dried on the table, dirt/trash on the floor. Not a pretty sight upon arrival. one big room with multiple dirty stained foam mattresses to choose from. A huge stack of fetish porn was also found here, hooray! The place is falling apart, my friends foot fell through the deck. The propane fridge did not work = rotten food for days, we would have brought ice if we would have known/ been told. The propane stove leaked steady so it always smelled in the cabin and we were told to leave a window open or door cracked (nice!) The boat motor was super touchy, took over half an hour to start up the first day as well as the boat was leaky. The shower looked like it had never been cleaned or was from a murder movie, atleast 10 empty travel bottles of shampoo, soggy soap bars, razors from old geusts and dirty wet towels on the floor. It was disgusting but i needed a shower so I had to clean the place up before hand in order to not catch hepatitis. I cringe when I think about cleaning that shower. Horrible cabin, youre better off brining a tent and sleeping bag and camping on the property to avoid this place. The Lake is Good for fishing so its worth the trip but the cabin is just brutal.