Al and Doris are incredible hosts. Our party was delayed on our departure and they provided lunch…read morethat along with everything else was delicious. Errington's is an incredible place whether you love fishing, relaxing or to get away from it all and see the abundant wildlife. The fishing was great, dinners were awesome and the cabins were spectacular!

From the owner: Fishing, Wildlife, and Wilderness Vacations in Northern Ontario Canada. We provide very comfortable…read moreaccommodations, delicious meals and friendly service on a secluded island accessible by train or float plane on a great fishing lake which is entirely within a 2 million acre wildlife sanctuary. Fantastic Fishing for Walleye and Northern Pike, great Wildlife viewing and photography for Moose, Black Bear and many other boreal wildlife, and Bird Watching for Loons, Bald Eagles and many other Boreal Birds.

Owners are supper nice people, grounds are clean, lots of wild life, the fishing is excellent!!…read moreThe lake is beautiful and changes constantly with the time of day as the light changes. If you are a star gazer like me, the night sky is to die for... On a clear night the stars are endless in every direction, the moon was nearly full, sooo beautiful. We were fortunate to glimpse the northern lights, it was cloudy but you could still see the flashing light show. I heard people go bear hunting here. Lots of photo options! Address is not complete, 705-852-0552 or 419-822-0110

Quaint little place to stay on the northern end of town. Very creative owners with an artistic…read moreflair. Clean, quiet & very comfortable with fridge & microwave. Amenities in the bath were very creative. Plenty of nice towels & double sink in bathroom. Room to park our 60' long rig. Not sure we will ever be back up in that area but will choose this place to stay again if we do.

This is a great find. We only ate at the restaurant, since the hotel was booked, but the place is…read morea gem. The couple who own it cook up wonderful local fare combined with some native Polish delicacies. For those who eat fish (I don't), you will be awed (so I'm told), and the pierogies, much like the Inn, are invested with the uttermost care. We drove from the US to go camping nearby, and this dinner alone was worth the trek. What's more, the prices are quite reasonable, and the setting--a view of the forest and river--majestic. Vegetarians, beware, however, that like much Canadian fare, things to get sprinkled with bacon, so inform of them of your non-hunting tendencies-- a rarity in these parts.