The Lodge
Our small housekeeping lodge is located on a 4,000 foot sand beach on the south east shore of Whitewater Lake. Our guests refer to it as the "Miami Beach of the north," missing only palm trees and the crowds.

The camp consists of 4 guest cabins spaced out along the beach offering privacy to each group. Each cabin is equipped with hot/cold running water, shower, a propane range with oven, a large electric refrigerator with freezer, electric lights, hand crafted pine furnishings, wood stove for heating, all cooking & eating utensils and gas barbecue for outdoor cooking. The cabins have large decks for dining out of doors or viewing the northern lights at night.

Other buildings include screened in fish cleaning house, water tower, shower house, camp attendant's cabin and ice storage building.

Groups of 2 to 28 welcome.

Boats and Motors
The lodge is equipped with late model 14 foot Lund boats with padded swivel boat seats and new 15 hp Yamaha motors. There are ample boats to allow 2 people to fish per boat.

More Than Just Fishing...
Whitewater Lake offers far more than just fishing. You can swim, sun bathe, take pictures, pick berries, view the abundant wildlife or just relax in this fabulous wilderness setting. There are dozens of secluded sand beaches within a short distance of the camp just waiting to be explored.

You can also visit Wendell Beckwith's cabins (abandoned) on Best Island. Wendell, who passed away a few years ago worked for Parker Pens and is said to have invented the ball-point pen. Wendell claimed that Whitewater Lake is the center of the universe.