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Canada / Ontario / Eastern Ontario / Algonquin Park / Madawaska River

Red Deer Lodge and Campground All Photos Where Moore's Creek meets the Madawaska River! Cabins nestled in the pines (far left) are barely visible from Hwy 523. A closer look - waterfront self-catered units suit nature lovers of all descriptions. The renovated log cabins are 60 years old. Clean, cozy, simple. Each cabin has a full kitchen, including pots and pans, and dishes. This unit sleeps up to 6 people. The beach is busy on a hot day, but rarely crowded. The 45 minute hike to the lake in the hills was worth it! Speckled trout for dinner! Nice Bass! She caught this fish within 100 m. of her cabin! We catch Lake Trout in Moore's Creek right after season opens. Low water levels in 1999 made for a fantastic beach, excellent canoeing and better than average fishing. Higher than usual water levels in 2000. Previous photo = far right of this photo. Campsites are large, most are treed, each has a picnic table and firepit. Half have a view of the waterfront. Clusters of campsites are buffered by open play areas. Canoeists depart for Moore's Falls, 1 km. upstream. Moore's Falls roaring away in late July. Some people slide on them with air mattress or inner tube. A week before moose hunt 1999 opened, this big bull visited the campground. Wildlife sightings are more frequent in spring and fall. Many of the large campsites have a western exposure, making it hard to miss our spectacular sunsets!   Return to property