Club Trips: Stay at Ojibway, outfitted with gear and food by Keewaydin

We welcome you to schedule a canoe trip through Ojibway. Guests can enjoy the comfort of an Ojibway stay and have a fantastic adventure on Lake Temagami. Club Trippers should come prepared to enjoy the canoe trip. Packing appropriate camping clothing, learning about potential canoe routes, and understanding safety and risk management is the responsibility of the club trippers.

The 7-night stay is structured to provide two nights at Ojibway, four nights on the canoe trip, and one more night at Ojibway. Example: Arrive on a Saturday. Night one (Saturday), night two (Sunday), paddle out and night one (Monday), followed by nights two, three, and four (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday), paddle back to Ojibway and night seven at Ojibway (Friday) depart for home after breakfast (Saturday).

Available dates for scheduling a Club Trip:

June 29-July 14

August 15-August 26

*Other dates throughout the summer are unavailable due to hosting Keewaydin’s parents and families during their Midseason and Endseason.

Complete Package:  3 nights at Ojibway with a 4-night canoe trip

  • $2750.00 CDN plus 13% HST - 2 people

  • Each additional person is $150 per day

Package Includes:

  • All canoe-tripping gear (see list below)

  • All food, i.e., breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks

    • We do our best to meet food sensitivity and allergy needs. Please get in touch with us with your specific food questions.

  • Pick up and drop off at Manitou Landing at the end of the Temagami Access Road.

You must bring all your camping gear, including a sleeping bag and pad.

*Extra fees: park permits, propane fuel

CANOE TRIP GEAR PROVIDED:

  • 17' canoe

  • Hardwood Ottertail or Beavertail paddles

  • PFD's

  • Wannigans

  • Duffels

  • Tumpline's

  • Duluth packs

  • Splitting Axe with axe sheath

  • Saw

  • A garbage bag with a small canvas duffle to carry out all garbage

  • Compass

  • Basic First Aid Kit

  • Dome tent with double vestibule

  • Tarp for rolling up sleep bag and clothing

  • Camp Rope

  • Map Case and topographical maps marked with necessary campsite information

  • Shovel

COOKING EQUIPMENT PROVIDED:

  • Nylon Fly with fly line

  • “Jewelry” wannigan containing:

  • Utensils and Dinnerware

  • Kitchen & Cleaning Supplies

  • Pots and pans

  • Cooking spoons, spatulas, and knives

  • Reflector oven, baking trays

  • Fire Irons

  • Keewaydin cookbook

  • Water Purification Tablets

  • Propane cook stove and fuel

*Extra fees: park permit fees are ascertained once the canoe route of the canoe trip has been decided upon. If you choose to use a propane stove, fuel canisters will be provided for a fee of $15/canister.