This wonderfully isolated spot, just south of the entrance to Lake Superior Provincial Park, was once a camp for Mennonite war objectors sent to work on the Trans-Canada Hwy. Today it's a no-frills, back-in-time holiday spot with eight fishing cabins and plenty of campsites, all facing due west for jaw-dropping sunsets over Lake Superior.
Facilities include a snack bar, laundry service and grocery store selling firewood.