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Experience Authentic Canadian Canoe Culture
Voyageur Wilderness makes it easy for you to explore Quetico Provincial Park. Our canoe trips and lodge-based getaways are created with respect for the Earth, family and community.
Voyageur Island Lodge, nestled on a 5-acre secluded island, is the home base for all adventures. Enjoy rustic comfort, warm hospitality and genuine Métis and French-Canadian Voyageur traditions offered by the Savoie family.
To travel by canoe is to ponder where we came from, where we are, where we’re going, who we were, who we are and who we can be. It’s connection to the waters, the rocks, the forests, the skies, all the creatures of the Earth, and the people.
Canoe Adventures
Quetico Provincial Park is a world-renowned wilderness destination. Voyageur Island Lodge is the perfect stepping stone for your journey into this pristine landscape.
For over 60 years, we have specialized in planning and outfitting Quetico backcountry canoe and camping trips. We offer exceptional service and are passionate about ethical wilderness travel. Plan your trip now.
Nature and Cultural Getaways
Escape the noise. Unplug and connect to each other and nature. At the secluded Voyageur Island Lodge, enjoy warm hospitality, authentic Voyageur atmosphere and fun outdoor adventures in a spectacular wilderness setting.
Authentic Voyageur
Experiences for Groups
Voyageur Wilderness specializes in authentic programs for all types of groups. With over 60 years of experience, we make it easy to plan and implement a quality and cost-effective adventure customized for your group's needs.
Our Story and Heritage
Voyageur Wilderness is family owned and operated – with over 60 years of experience. We love to share the spirit and traditions of authentic Quetico Canoe Culture and inspire connections to the natural world, each other and ourselves.
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If it is love that binds people to places in this nation of rivers and in this river of nations then one enduring expression of that simple truth, is surely the canoe.
