Algonquin Wilderness EcoLodge is located on a real Canadian beaver pond (Moffat Pond - a 30 acre (12.5 ha) private lake!) and a beautiful waterfall. Straddling the edge of Algonquin Park the EcoLodge is very remote. There's even a 2.3 km hike/ski from the parking lot (through Algonquin Park)! This isolation is perfect for a "real" wilderness experience. It is also ideal for wildlife. The EcoLodge area has populations of deer, moose, wolves, bear, porcupine, and beaver, among other small animals.
EcoLodge area from the air
Moffat Pond - a private 30 acre (12.5 ha) lake, and Algonquin Park
Lookout spot over Algonquin Park - a short day hike from the EcoLodge
York River - a nice day trip into Algonquin Park by canoe from the EcoLodge
The new "Lunch Box", curtesy of the 863 (Thurston) Air Cadets, UK
The "Perch" overlooking Moffat Pond, at the Ecolodge at Algonquin Park
Moffat Pond, our private 30 acre lake, from the dock of the EcoLodge
There are some very beautiful wildflowers that grow around the Ecolodge, both land and water flowers.
Cardinal Flower - usually only found in the eastern part of the Park, but we have found it on the York River.
Pickerel Weeds - a great wall of purple to greet you as you canoe along small rivers.
Water Lily. Such lotus like perfection! And they smell nice too!
Sundew - one of 2 meat eating plants we have in Algonquin Park. The other is the Pitcher Plant, which can also be found in the area.
Trillium - the national flower of Ontario. At the Ecolodge we have pink, white, and indian trilliums. They only bloom in the Spring
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The EcoLodge lake - as you can see this is a very private setting
There are lots of Beaver Dams in Algonquin Park to be crossed by Canoe
Our abstract "Ice Art" at the
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