Cabin 9 — Boat‑access refuge on Horwood Lake for pickerel, pike and big‑game hunts

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Cabin 9 — Boat‑access refuge on Horwood Lake for pickerel, pike and big‑game hunts

Seven‑day stays at White Moose Wilderness Outpost on Horwood Lake, with fully equipped cottages, a full‑service marina and opportunities for top‑tier pickerel and northern pike fishing as well as fall black bear and moose hunts.

Cabin 9 — Boat‑access refuge on Horwood Lake for pickerel, pike and big‑game hunts.

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White Moose Outpost
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Escape to the White Moose Wilderness Outpost in Northern Ontario for a seven‑day stay at Cabin 9 and the chance to truly get away from it all. The boat‑access only retreat sits on Horwood Lake and pairs fully equipped housekeeping cottages and a full‑service marina with world‑class fishing for pickerel and northern pike and seasonal opportunities for black bear and moose hunting.

Highlights

Outpost Highlights

THE FISHING

Pickerel, Northern Pike and Perch on Horwood Lake

Horwood Lake, with roughly 180 miles of shoreline, is renowned for exceptional pickerel (walleye) and northern pike fishing; perch are also commonly caught.

THE HUNTS

Fall black bear and moose opportunities

The area around the outpost offers fall black bear and moose hunting; the region is well known for its big‑game opportunities and the camp reports limited openings for guided hunts.

THE BASE

Boat‑access cottages and a full‑service marina

The outpost is a boat‑access only retreat with eight fully equipped housekeeping cottages, showers, a gift/snack shop and a marina that provides boat rentals, bait and fuel — a compact service hub for remote lake access.

What the day feels like

What a week at Cabin 9 feels like

A seven‑day rhythm anchored at a single cottage: days launched from a marina by boat, hours spent working a shoreline for pickerel and pike or heading into the backcountry for guided hunts, and evenings back at a fully equipped cabin with shower and basic provisions on hand. The White Moose Wilderness Outpost is designed to be a remote basecamp — simple, serviceable and focused on the lake and the land it serves.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who fits Cabin 9 and who should plan differently.

1
Dedicated anglersIdeal for anglers seeking concentrated time on water targeting pickerel and northern pike from a single, serviceable basecamp.
2
Big‑game huntersSuited to hunters pursuing fall black bear or moose in a region known for strong hunting opportunities; note that openings are limited and bookings are required.
3
Families with childrenAppropriate for families — the listing notes all ages are accepted, cabins sleep up to five people, and there are youth and child rate provisions; contact the operator for details.
4
Remote‑getaway seekersBest for visitors comfortable with a boat‑access only location and who value a compact outpost with basic services (showers, snack shop and marina) over on‑site luxury.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration & Timing

Standard offering is a seven‑day rental (check in 3:00 pm; check out 8:00 am the following Saturday). Contact the outpost for alternative arrival/departure needs.

Rates & fees

Published seven‑day rental rate: CA$601.77 per person; boat rental listed at CA$221.24. (Headline context also lists CA$557.52 per person; contact the operator for confirmations and special rates.)

What to bring & on‑site gear

The outpost provides fully equipped cottages, showers and a marina with boat rentals, bait and fuel. Plan to bring personal fishing and hunting gear unless renting boats or purchasing bait at the marina.

Logistics & contact

This is a boat‑access only retreat. For booking questions, shorter stays, hunting reservations or different check‑in times contact [email protected].

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the standard stay?

The outpost's standard offering is a 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 Leeanne at [email protected] for different times.

Are there child or youth rates?

Yes — a youth rate applies for ages 7–14 at half price, and children 0–6 are not charged. Contact the operator for details.

How do I access the outpost?

The White Moose Wilderness Outpost is a boat‑access only retreat.

What fishing and hunting opportunities are available?

Horwood Lake is known for pickerel (walleye), northern pike and perch; the area also offers fall black bear and moose hunting, with limited openings at the camp.

How many people does Cabin 9 sleep?

The listing indicates the accommodation sleeps up to five people.