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Ojibway Family Lodge is a serene retreat on Devil’s Island, located in the pristine waters of Lake Temagami. Just 300 miles north of Toronto, Lake Temagami boasts over 3,000 miles of rugged shoreline and 1,500 islands, creating a true wilderness paradise. From the island, you can see ancient granite ridges and a majestic forest of northern white and red pine, birch, and cedar—an ecosystem alive with the calls of loons, the rustle of ferns, and clusters of wild blueberries along the path.

Accessible only by boat or floatplane, Ojibway is a haven of tranquillity. As you approach, you can’t help but notice the profound silence of the forest, the gentle lapping of waves, and the natural beauty of the place where the North Arm meets Ferguson Bay. This idyllic location offers breathtaking views, whether bathed in the soft light of dawn or the golden hues of sunset.

Ojibway Lodge combines rustic charm with a touch of elegance. Guests stay in delightful cabins equipped with modern amenities, striking the perfect balance between simplicity and relaxation. Meals are served family-style in a dining room perched above the water, offering stunning lake views. The downstairs area of the main lodge features a cozy, living room-style common space where guests can relax, enjoy games, share conversation, or immerse themselves in a good book. Surrounding the lodge is a beautiful wraparound screened porch, offering a perfect spot to enjoy Lake Temagami’s views, gentle breezes, and the soothing sounds of nature.

Completely off-the-grid, Ojibway fosters a deep connection to nature. Cabins are free from televisions, radios, and telephones, encouraging guests to unwind and recharge. There is a charging station in the Ojibway Lodge (Kishkadeena), and internet access in the lodge and dock area ensures you can maintain communication with the outside world.