Canadian Fishing, Wildlife & Relaxing Wilderness Adventure Vacations
Naturally in Northern Ontario Canada

Al & Doris Errington's
Wilderness Island Resort

"Rough It In Velvet"

at our secluded Canadian wilderness adventure vacation and fishing vacation resort lodge in Northern Ontario Canada, and enjoy great walleye fishing and northern pike fishing, wildlife viewing and photography, bird watching, wilderness adventure tours and travel and just plain relaxing. Our remote Canadian resort and lodge, has very comfortable accommodations, great meals and very friendly service for Us and our staff. We are accessible by the Algoma Central Railway's wilderness passenger train or by float plane. Our Wilderness Island Resort is a perfect place for an exciting family holiday in the wilderness, Canadian fishing vacation adventures with friends, romantic getaways, refreshing nature retreat, or just quietly relaxing away from civilization.
We are on a remote island on Lake Wabatongushi in Northern Ontario Canada, a 10,000 acre/3,000 hectare lake with great fishing for Walleye and Northern Pike, in the South West corner of the Chapleau Game Preserve, a 3,000 square mile/7,000 square kilometer wildlife sanctuary with abundant opportunities to see moose, black bear, loons, bald eagles and many boreal forest birds. Our variety of housekeeping, housekeeping with dinners, and American plan packages are provided complete with wood fishing boats and electric start outboard motors, and full use of the resort facilities such as canoes and kayaks, swimming areas, nature trails etc.
We also offer vacation packages featuring Agawa Canyon Tour Train and Passenger Train, for wildlife photography and nature viewing.

Al, Doris, Devin & Morgan Errington would like to welcome you to our website and hope you visit us at our resort. Enjoy Yourselves, the Erringtons

I am a much better Fishing, Wildlife and Wilderness Outfitter than a web master. Please forgive any errors in our website, although we would appreciate it if you could bring them to our attention.
Thank You ~ Al "the Bear" Errington