Wawang Lake Resort is a drive to resort  located 140 miles from Thunder Bay, Ontario.  We are active members of the North of Superior (NOSTA), Ontario Sunset Country  and the Patricia Region tourist areas.  We are just north of Lac Des Mille Lac, Upsala, Ontario.

 

          Due to our remote location in the Canadian Boreal Forest our waterway is the very finest in Northern Ontario.  We are on a completely private lake that offers exceptional fishing and hunting that only a wilderness untouched by man can provide.  Wawang Lake is also known internationally for its ability to produce trophy Northern Pike and Walleye.

 

          Our cabins are clean & comfortable along with many modern amenities that today’s society are accustomed to, and, there are many exciting things to do. Go sightseeing and exploring and immerse yourself in the wilds of Canada and more such as:  

- Jog rugged trails
- Canoeing
- Nature photography
- Mountain biking
- Swimming and sunbathing on a sandy beach
- Picnicking and blueberry picking
- Hiking, bird-watching and, rock-hounding
- Black Bear and Small Game Hunting
- Fishing and more fishing!

 

          There are many great wildlife photography opportunities. The idyllic beauty of the flora and fauna in our region is simply awe-inspiring!

            Wawang Lake itself is 5,000 acres with miles of irregular shoreline, which offers the fisherman great fish habitat to explore, such as sand bars, shoals, weed beds and islands - perfect for exciting fishing.   Our lake is easily navigable and offers a variety of lake structure that is excellent for fishing.  You will be sure to enjoy the beauty of our 1,500' tropical like beach with gradual incline, and, the resort's shoreline bottom is all sand, which is  perfect for a private swim, or the traditional shore lunch.  Upon your arrival we offer a detailed map of the lake and will highlight areas showing where the successful fishing has been prior to your arrival.  

   

          Wawang Lake is known for its trophy walleye and northern.  For instance, the largest walleye caught & released was 37”  15 1/2 lb, and, the largest northern also caught & released was 50+”  38 1/2 lb.  Guests have stated that they have caught and released well over six (6) trophy fish during the week of their stay.   

 

Correct pronunciation:  
[“WA” as in water—”WANG” as bang] 

  NOTE:  We no longer carry any fishing or hunting licenses, please pick these up on your way