TIMMINS LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Seven Days at Cabin 1: Horwood Lake’s boat‑access refuge for anglers and hunters
A seven‑day, boat‑access stay at White Moose Wilderness Outpost on Horwood Lake; this guide lays out logistics, facilities, and the practical details you need to plan a week of fishing, hunting or quiet lakeside time.
Seven Days at Cabin 1: Horwood Lake’s boat‑access refuge for anglers and hunters.
Under new ownership as White Moose Wilderness Outpost (formerly Horwood Outpost), Cabin 1 sits on the shores of Horwood Lake near Foleyet in Northern Ontario. The outpost is a boat‑access‑only retreat of eight fully equipped housekeeping cottages with showers, a gift/snack shop and a full‑service marina, and it serves as a base for week‑long fishing, fall bear and moose hunting, or simple wilderness relaxation.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Horwood Lake — miles of shoreline and prime fishing
Horwood Lake offers extensive shoreline—about 180 miles—and is known for exceptional Pickerel (Walleye) and Northern Pike fishing; Perch are also common, making the lake a core reason guests come for a week of angling.
Boat‑access cottages with marina services
The outpost comprises eight fully equipped housekeeping cottages with on‑site showers and a gift/snack shop, supported by a full‑service marina that rents boats and sells bait and fuel—everything a self‑sufficient, lake‑based stay needs.
Fall hunting and limited openings
In addition to fishing, the area provides fall Black Bear and Moose hunting opportunities; the outpost notes the region’s strong reputation for moose and bear hunting and that openings at camp are limited.
What the day feels like
What a week at Cabin 1 feels like
A stay at Cabin 1 is a remoteness‑first experience: a week‑long, boat‑access retreat on Horwood Lake from which daily routines revolve around the water—launching a rented boat, casting for Pickerel and Pike, or heading out for guided hunting when in season—returning each evening to a fully equipped housekeeping cottage and the small services of the marina and snack shop.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this week‑long cottage stay suits best.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Standard rentals are seven days; check‑in is at 3:00 pm and check‑out is 8:00 am on the following Saturday. Contact the outpost if you require a different check‑in time.
Seven‑day cabin rental is listed at CA$601.77 per person; boat rental is listed at CA$221.24. For youth and child pricing, see the age‑based rates (youth 7–14 half price; children 0–6 free).
Cottages are fully equipped for housekeeping; the marina rents boats and sells bait and fuel. Bring personal fishing or hunting gear unless you have arranged otherwise with the outpost.
If your stay is shorter than seven days, or you need to arrange a different check‑in time, contact the outpost ([email protected]) for special arrangements and hunting notifications.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a standard cabin rental?
Standard rental is seven days (seven day rental).
What are the check‑in and check‑out times?
Check‑in is at 3:00 pm and check‑out is 8:00 am on the following Saturday; contact the outpost if you need a different check‑in time.
Is the outpost accessible by road?
The outpost is a boat‑access‑only retreat.
What are the rates for adults and boats?
The seven day cabin rental is listed at CA$601.77 per person and boat rental is listed at CA$221.24.
Are there discounts for children or youths?
Yes: a youth rate applies for ages 7–14 at half price, and children 0–6 stay free; contact the outpost for details.
Can I go hunting from the outpost?
Yes. The outpost offers fall Black Bear and Moose hunting opportunities; openings at camp are limited and you should contact the operator to book.
Who should I contact for special arrangements?
For different check‑in times or stays shorter than seven days you should contact Leeanne at [email protected].