Key Harbour Lodge

Key Harbour Lodge sits at the mouth of the Key River on the northeastern shore of Georgian Bay and is reached by boat, about 7 miles down the river from the mainland. Guests fish walleye, northern pike, bass and muskie across Georgian Bay's 30,000 Islands, the Key and Pickerel rivers, the French River delta and Henvey Inlet; the lodge offers a full American plan, housekeeping packages with boat and motor, and lodging-only cottages. Guided black bear hunts are also sold, with baited sites on Crown land and private property accessed by ATV or boat, and the surrounding Crown land holds deer, moose and small game.