Wabakimi Wilderness Park is huge, and one of the last protected areas that is truly wild. Five Million acres!  Twice as big as Yellowstone or Connecticut or PEI. Wabakimi has no roads, or logging, or any other non-wilderness activities. And… rare and endangered woodland caribou, and a host of other wildlife. All waiting to explored from these 7 Wabakimi Outposts!

Wabakimi Fishing & Canoeing Outfitters has seven VERY remote outposts in and around Wabakimi for superb fishing, families, or naturalists.  All seven are accessible by floatplane. Two of them can also be accessed by a “bush train” twice a week. All are high quality cabins, fully equipped with newer 4 stroke engines, solar power inverted to 110 volts (Lights 24/7, real fridges, and freezers), and great cooking facilities. Charge your phones or fish finders. Bring your CPAP. Motor boats, plus canoes, and kayaks. All are accessed from our 4-star Wabakimi Lodge near Armstrong Ontario and near the park. Guides are available on request as are internet and phoning options. Lake maps are also available for each of these Wabakimi Outposts!

1. Burntrock Lake Outpost

Burntrock Lake offers some of the best walleye fishing in Wabakimi, with trophy-sized northerns also prowling its waters. Accessible only by a 56-mile floatplane flight from our base, this secluded outpost has two fully equipped cabins, each with four beds, full cooking facilities, and real fridges and freezers. Surrounded by untouched wilderness, you may spot woodland caribou wandering nearby, making every moment a true escape into the wild.

2. Montcrief Lake Outpost

Montcrief Lake combines superb fishing with abundant wildlife, including moose, and excellent opportunities for walleyes and large pike. Also a 56-mile floatplane journey, the outpost has a spacious cabin with nine beds, originally designed as an exclusive corporate retreat. Comfort and wilderness meet here, with modern amenities tucked deep in one of Wabakimi’s most remote corners. Moose hunts are available for those seeking an extra adventure.

3. Windfall Lake Outpost

Windfall Lake may be our smallest outpost, but it’s also the most popular for a reason. With space for 2–4 guests, this charming cabin sits beside a sandy swimming beach and offers excellent fishing for walleyes and pike. Just a 50-mile floatplane ride from base, the surrounding forests teem with moose and caribou, creating a peaceful wilderness experience that’s impossible to forget.

4. Shawanabis Lake Outpost

Shawanabis Lake is a true wilderness paradise, featuring 40 islands, seven sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters that reach depths of 160 feet. Its lake trout are extraordinary, bold crimson in color with orange meat, some weighing over 25 pounds. The outpost has two handcrafted cabins built by owner Bruce, one sleeps eight and the smaller two to four. Located 25 miles from the nearest road, this remote haven offers walleyes, big pike, moose, and caribou, surrounded by untouched wilderness. Bruce once lived here solo, completely off the land, creating a story of self-sufficiency and deep connection to the wild. Read more about his journey here.

5. Redman Lake Outpost

Redman Lake is perfect for those seeking raw wilderness and big catches. A basic log cabin provides shelter amid the remote landscape, with some of the region’s largest pike and abundant walleyes. Moose sightings are common, with 90 percent of hunters reporting success. Accessed by a 56-mile flight, this outpost delivers a true backcountry experience for adventurous anglers and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

The final two outposts lie 55 miles west of Armstrong and can be reached by floatplane or the twice-weekly bush train, offering a fun and slightly more affordable way to access the wilderness. Both are elegant, fully equipped with solar-powered 110-volt electricity, and provide excellent fishing for walleyes and northern pike. Wildlife is abundant, making every stay a true backcountry experience.

6. Allanwater Bridge Outpost

Allanwater Bridge is one of Wabakimi’s most luxurious remote retreats, featuring a fully equipped modern house with space for up to 20 guests. Ideal for corporate retreats or family reunions, this outpost combines comfort and convenience with seclusion. Accessed by floatplane or bush train, it offers superb fishing, wildlife viewing, and the chance to disconnect completely in a wilderness that feels endless.

7. Kawaweogama Lake Outpost

Kawaweogama Lake (say Kawa), recently upgraded, provides a fully outfitted cabin with eight beds, excellent fishing for walleyes and northern pike, and near-certain moose sightings. Accessible by floatplane or bush train, this remote outpost balances comfort with wilderness immersion, giving visitors a front-row seat to Wabakimi’s pristine lakes, forests, and wildlife.

With 7 Wabakimi Outposts outposts to choose from, it can be hard to decide which adventure is right for you. For expert guidance, personalized recommendations, and all the details you need to plan your trip, give the Wabakimi Outfitters staff a call and let them help you find your perfect remote escape.