Yes, each cabin with bath has a shower, propane water heater, toilet and sink.
There is no electricity in the cabins but the dining room has electricity via a generator and
outlets for charging.
Full bedding and bath towels are provided but beach towel are not. We recommend that guests bring their own.
No recommended attire for meals, just the standard of shoes and shirts.
Yes, basic toiletries are sold in the Ojibway store.
There is no charge for canoes or kayaks.
Yes, small 14' boats with 9.8 horsepower motors are available to rent. For those not having a Canadian Boat Operator's License, a boat rental agreement will be provided for you to fill out.
Yes, you may order a picnic lunch after breakfast on the day you would like to go out.
There is no cell phone service on Devil’s Island.
There is internet on the island. We do ask that guests be discrete with their use of PDA's and computers. The Ojibway lodge porch provides a very quiet and private place to use the internet.
Yes, Keewaydin welcomes visitors.
Absolutely, however, when campers are in, we ask you give them priority to the facilities.
Tips are not included in the nightly rates. We ask you not to tip staff individually but rather leave a tip at the end of your stay with Sandy Chivers, Ojibway’s Director, for the general tip fund.
Yes, but, in order to be able to have the appropriate food on hand, please notify Sandy in advance of your stay of special dietary requirements.
Soda, candy bars, snacks, warm socks, fishing licenses, fishing rods and lures and many toiletry items. Also, Keewaydin logo items such as hats, polo shirts, t-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants.
Yes, each cabin and tent has daily maid service.
Yes, ice is delivered to your cabin each afternoon. The ice is cut from the lake in the winter and stored in sawdust in a small building under Ojibway's dining room. There it lasts all summer. Ojibway provides complimentary beer and wine, if you prefer something else, you many bring your own. If possible purchase it at the Duty Free shop upon entering Canada, as alcohol is very expensive.
The only smoking allowed at Ojibway is on docks. Keewaydin is completely smoke-free.
Unfortunately, pets cannot be accommodated at OJibway.
Yes, we sell Ontario fishing licenses at the Ojibway store.
Yes, Keewaydin can outfit you fully for a canoe trip. The only items you will need to provide is sleeping bags and personal clothing - check out the information about overnight canoe trips.
Blackflies are typically gone by mid to late June. Mosquitos tend to hang around a bit longer into July and can sometimes be pesky in the evening. All cabins have screen porches.
It averages around 68-70 degrees but can get as high as the mid to high 70's.
Details are provided here.