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Northland Paradise Lodge - The Name Says It All!

Located within a 1/2 Kilometer (1/4 Mile) of downtown Temagami and on the shores of picturesque Cassels-Rabbit Lakes is Northland Paradise Lodge. Directly in front of the lodge is the White Bear Old Growth Forest, a 2,000 acre (800 hectare) ancient ecosystem of giant red and white pines (up to 5 feet or 1.5 m in diameter) and a variety of at least seventeen different species of rare northern orchids. The lodge is accented in cedar and knotty pine while our eight comfortable units have electric heat, town water, three piece showers and full cooking facilities. All linen and cooking utensils are supplied. Our restaurant seats 18 hungry people comfortably.

Browse through our gift shop for souvenir shirts, hats, tackle and tanned wild fur. Free boat launching and mooring is available for guests. Use the lodge as a starting point to explore over 50 Kilometers (30 Miles) of pristine, almost uninhabited wilderness of our lake system which is rich with walleye (pickerel), northern pike, smallmouth bass, lake trout and whitefish. Pack a lunch and swim at any of the sand beaches while listening to the cry of the loons.

If the loons are too vocal in the early morning hours, we suggest closing your windows.

Our rental canoes will take avid nature lovers through countless lakes, rivers and streams of varying difficulty to view and photograph some of the most breath-taking and unique scenery available in North America. Observe many forms of wildlife in their natural habitat including bear, moose, beaver, otter, pine marten, mink, fisher and lynx as well as loons, blue herons, peregrine falcons, osprey, ruffed grouse, pilleated woodpeckers and countless varieties of northern song birds including the very vocal but rare orange crested warbler.

For a complete and expanded description of the many packages that we offer, please click on the individual headings found at the top of every page. Comments and suggestions for improvements and additions to this website are always welcome. Our email address can be found at the bottom of every page.

Please visit our two newest web pages with pics and text .... its all about mushrooms and wedding & portrait photography.

This website is updated at least once a week ... sometimes daily. The pages on summer fishing reports and the winter snowmobile trail conditions are our two most visited pages for the latest in up-to-date changes. The photos and text on all the pages are either changed or added to on a regular basis to keep you, our customers, informed of the latest news and tips to make certain that your vacation with us is a very memorable experience. Please bookmark this site for easy access in the future.

The latest website update was on Friday, October 10, 2008.

Contact Information

Telephone
      1-705-569-3791 
 
Postal Address
      Box 472, 51 Stevens Road
      Temagami,
      Ontario, Canada
      P0H 2H0

Electronic Mail
      General Information and Reservations: paradise@onlink.net

Your hosts since June, 1986 - Doug and Marg Adams.

How to Find Us

  

Driving time (including breaks and meals) to Temagami from ...

  • Timmins/Cochrane.......... 3 hours
  • Toronto...........................5 hours
  • Ottawa............................5 hours
  • Montreal......................... 7 hours
  • London............................7 hours
  • Fort Erie/Buffalo.............. 7 hours
  • Sault Ste. Marie.............. 8 hours
  • Windsor/Detroit..............10 hours

The town of Temagami is located on Highway 11 approximately 100 km (60 miles) north of North Bay Ontario or 70 km (40 miles) south of New Liskeard. Northland Paradise Lodge can easily be found "just behind the train station" in the middle of town. Turn east at the south end of the beautiful stone Ontario Northland Railroad (ONR) train station onto O'Connor Drive, proceed for 50 m (50 yards) and turn left (north) onto Stevens Road. Follow it for 1/2 km (1/4 mile) and we're on the right side at the second bend in the road. You'll see the bright orange roof of the lodge behind the billboard at the end of the driveway. Don't run over Buddy (a.k.a. Speedbump) who'll probably be laying in the middle of the parking lot. He'll lick you to death when you get out of your vehicle.

Special thanks to Cecilia Chiu, Brian Fontaine and Phil Gunnell for their assistance in the design, construction and maintenance of this website.

All photographs, text and logos are the exclusive property of Northland Paradise Lodge and cannot be reproduced by any means (electronic or other) without the prior written consent of Northland Paradise Lodge. All prices are subject to change without prior notice. There has not been an increase in general pricing again this year but with the current high prices of gasoline, we must, at this time, implement a 10% surcharge on rentals (boat/motors) and services (shuttles, guiding) where gasoline is used.


Send mail to paradise@onlink.net with questions or comments about this web site.