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wooglin
09-27-2005, 08:51 AM
I have been camping in the Sioux Lookout/Hudson area for the past three years, and will likely go back there this year if I don't get any responses from the following resorts. I have e-mailed them all, and none of them have gotten back to me.

Goose Bay Camp
Evergreen Lodge
Golden Fawn Lodge
Golden Eagle Resort
Whitewing Resort
Lac Seul Lodge

Some of these have the same e-mail address, whats up with that?

Also, if you have camped at one of these places, can you please let me know how you liked it?

Also, do you suggest this larger body of Lac Seul for guys in 14/16 foot boats, 25hp motors?

wooglin
09-27-2005, 08:51 AM
I have been camping in the Sioux Lookout/Hudson area for the past three years, and will likely go back there this year if I don't get any responses from the following resorts. I have e-mailed them all, and none of them have gotten back to me.

Goose Bay Camp
Evergreen Lodge
Golden Fawn Lodge
Golden Eagle Resort
Whitewing Resort
Lac Seul Lodge

Some of these have the same e-mail address, whats up with that?

Also, if you have camped at one of these places, can you please let me know how you liked it?

Also, do you suggest this larger body of Lac Seul for guys in 14/16 foot boats, 25hp motors?

Shadetree
09-27-2005, 10:52 AM
While most of those resorts you mention have some camping, most are rather limited. With that size of boat I might suggest you try below the dam on the English River. Check out Little Canada camp which is just below the dam. While those boats are o.k. on most days, there can be some nasty rollers on the big part of the lake.

Shadetree
09-27-2005, 10:52 AM
While most of those resorts you mention have some camping, most are rather limited. With that size of boat I might suggest you try below the dam on the English River. Check out Little Canada camp which is just below the dam. While those boats are o.k. on most days, there can be some nasty rollers on the big part of the lake.

SSH
09-27-2005, 12:57 PM
Lac Seul does not offer tent camping because it doesn't
have central shower/toilet facilities. If you have a RV/
camper with toilet/shower, then, they can provide a spot
for you.

SSH
09-27-2005, 12:57 PM
Lac Seul does not offer tent camping because it doesn't
have central shower/toilet facilities. If you have a RV/
camper with toilet/shower, then, they can provide a spot
for you.

pat at evergreen
09-27-2005, 06:28 PM
>Lac Seul does not offer tent camping because it doesn't
>have central shower/toilet facilities. If you have a RV/
>camper with toilet/shower, then, they can provide a spot
>for you.
we do offer camping. Give us a call 888 522 7385

pat at evergreen
09-27-2005, 06:28 PM
>Lac Seul does not offer tent camping because it doesn't
>have central shower/toilet facilities. If you have a RV/
>camper with toilet/shower, then, they can provide a spot
>for you.
we do offer camping. Give us a call 888 522 7385

jjfurs
09-28-2005, 05:36 PM
personally, i wouldn't want to camp in a tent up around the ear falls area for lac seul, too many bears around, i would opt for a wooden structure either a camping cabin or modern cabin, like at evergreen lodge, www.lacseulwalleye.com

Patty, good to see you on walleye central.

jjfurs
09-28-2005, 05:36 PM
personally, i wouldn't want to camp in a tent up around the ear falls area for lac seul, too many bears around, i would opt for a wooden structure either a camping cabin or modern cabin, like at evergreen lodge, www.lacseulwalleye.com

Patty, good to see you on walleye central.