Ojibway Family Lodge shares Devil’s Island with Keewaydin Temagami, and is part of Keewaydin. Many alumni and parents of Keewaydin campers will stay at Ojibway, but there are also many guests who come, without an affiliation to Keewaydin, to relax and enjoy the beauty of Lake Temamagami and the comfort and simplicity of the rustic resort. In a noisy, hectic world, it’s easy to believe that places steeped in nature’s soothing silences have vanished forever, and lasting tranquility is no longer possible to find.
But spend just a single hour at Ojibway Family Lodge and you’ll discover that these and many other things you thought were gone for good can be still be had.
In the northern reaches of Lake Temagami, a magnificent north woods eden is waiting. You’ll find it along wilderness shores that stretch for 4,800 untouched kilometers across a timeless dominion blessed with 1,500 hidden island jewels. This is the land of Ojibway. And it’s yours to wander.
For more information and to book your stay, please visit the Ojibway Family Lodge website:
