Exterior Photo of a Cabin

We offer several types of accomodations at Ojibway: cabins with full bathrooms, cabins without bath, or platform tents.

Our comfortable yet rustic one and two bedroom cabins with bath feature full bathrooms, propane lights, wood stove and screened porches.

Interior Photo of a Cabin

The more adventurous might want to try lodging in a platform tent or a cabin without bath, but we recommend the cabin with bath. There are two types of cabins without bath: the first two are separate rooms over our main lodge. Bathrooms and toilet facilities are close by. The second type of cabin without bath are two quaint log cabins on an island just adjacent to Ojibway, a short paddle across the channel. Each cabin has a wood stove. There is an outhouse on the island and usage of the showers at Ojibway. Both of these cabins provide a true North Woods getaway!

The platform tents provide a unique lodging experience, with the feeling of "camping out" but on a mattress, without the hard granite rock to poke in one's side!

Dining Room

All tents and cabins are furnished with bedding and bath linens. All guests gather for meals in the picturesque dining room overlooking Lake Temagami. After, you can retire to the cozy atmosphere of the lodge for cards, games, reading by the fire or simply relax on the large screened porch as you gaze out over the lake.

We offer these suggestions for your convenience when planning a visit to Ojibway:

Sailing on the Lake

Clothing and Equipment

• Beach towels for swimming.
• Slacks or shorts may be worn to meals, casual dress at all times.
• A warm outer garment such as a sweater, windbreaker, and/or fleece jacket should be included.
• Raincoat, poncho, or rainsuit may be needed.
• Sturdy shoes or sneakers are advisable for walking anywhere on the island.
• Tennis shoes should be smooth soled for use on clay courts.
• Electrical appliances cannot be used (no electricity).
• A flashlight is needed after dark.
• Please bring only biodegradable shampoo and soap.

Ojibway Store

Optional items

• Tennis racquet and balls
• Swim fins, goggles, snorkel
• Fishing equipment (spinning or spin-cast, 8-12 lb. line, fishing for bass and walleye most popular)
• Sunscreen and hat for sun protection
• Insect repellent in small plastic bottles (not aerosol cans)
• Camera, film and/or binoculars

Ojibway Store:

The Ojibway store has snacks, fishing licenses, fishing gear, toilet articles, flashlights, batteries, wool shirts, post cards, and a variety of gift items for sale.

Pets:

We regret that pets cannot be accommodated at Ojibway. We recommend "Giltedge, A Doggie Bed and Breakfast," located in North Bay. The owner is Nancy Davis and she may be reached by phone at (705) 840-2172.