Ten-ee-ah Lodge Wilderness Resort

Wunderschöne Lodge am See. Die Cabines sind super schöne Blockhütten. Die Lodge wird von einem Schweizer Ehepaar geführt, welche dies mit viel Herzblut machen. Das Essen ist fantastisch und die Preise sehr fair. Sehr sehr empfehlenswert.

Fantastic

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We absolutely loved out stay at the Ten-ee-ah Lodge!

Wonderfull place to stay and enjoy. It is completely offline, nice beautiful and the staff is extremly friendly. An absolute please to stay and also to spenden time. There are a lot of things you can do. Awesom. If I ever would get here again, I would be here for sure.

Received a recommendation from Tenzing Travel to include this place on our RV road trip through Canada. The place is VERY secluded. Expect a 45 minute (21 km) drive over a dirt road to get to this place. Not the most convenient with an RV but especially when it hasn't rained its doable. There are very few signs so just keep driving on the dirt road until you see the big brown Ten Ee Ah sign on your right hand side when coming from the South or left hand side when coming from the North. Beware that Google Maps incorrectly lists its location so don't rely on that. Staff is very friendly and welcoming. It's a location of true silence. The only sound you hear is either from birds or the electricity generator that supplies the whole place with electricity. It's located right on a beautiful lake. There are horses walking around freely. There's a little self made treehouse, a sandbox, soccer table and a trampoline for kids. RV places include 15 amp electricity but no water or sewer hookups. Also a table and fire pit can be found. Firewood is available for free. There's free WiFi at the restaurant between 10 am and 6 pm and between 8 pm and midnight. It goes via satellite though and is very slow and unreliable so even web browsing is pretty much impossible. Electricity gets shut down between midnight and 6 am. They offer package deals which include breakfast and dinner but we found them to be extremely expensive (190$ for 2 adults per day versus 40$ for just the RV site without electricity). Restrooms and showers are decent and clean. There are washing facilities for 8$ for the washer and 5$ for the dryer. 2 hours of horse riding costs 75$. There's a dump station with water fill on site. When we were there around end of May there was a bizarre plague of mosquitos. We and our kids got stung everywhere all the time. Even inside our RV with everything shut they managed to find ways inside. Horrific night and experience so we left first thing next morning again. Because I do see the beauty of such a remote place away from the rest of the world I still give it a 3 out of 5 rating, but knowing the long detour in our route we had to take to get there, the 45 minute dirt road you rather don't want to drive on with a rented RV, the mosquito plague and the high prices you pay for everything there, I would definitely not recommend it to others to add this to their itinerary unless you dedicate your vacation to just going to such a place and dont go in the May and June months as those have the mosquito plague.

Highly recommend this place if you want to comfortably get away from it all. The cabins are very comfortable, keeping cool in the heat and warm in the cold. It is a wilderness resort, so you must prepare to be amongst the wilderness, and you will be rewarded. The owners are so very friendly and supportive. Completely relaxing and isolated.

We had such a wonderful trip to Ten-ee-ah lodge this past week. The location is stunning, the cabins are very well maintained and have everything you need, and the hosts are so helpful and friendly. We were able to fully relax and disconnect, and the fishing, canoeing, and horse back riding kept us entertained. We will definitely be returning!