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Abitibi-Témiscamingue·Laniel· 4.4(23 reviews — Google)
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About

Two Moon Lodge is a traditional wilderness fishing outfitter set on a sandy point of the north arm of Lake Kipawa, in the Abitibi-Témiscamingue region. Boat-access only, this small boutique camp of just 5 rustic waterfront log cabins offers personalized service and waters renowned for walleye, lake trout, northern pike and smallmouth bass (Réserve Kipawa, Zone 13 West). Set on Two Moon Point — one of the very first tourist properties in the region, once a private fish-and-hunt club that American sportsmen travelled to by steamer in the 1920s — the lodge has been run since 2007 by Dave and Julie Morin. Beyond fishing, it offers family vacation packages (July-August), an extensive network of wilderness trails, canoeing, kayaking and paddleboarding, daily waterfront yoga, an outdoor pizza oven, and exceptional stargazing in a designated Dark Sky Area (Bortle Level 2). Lodging is in fully equipped log cabins with full kitchen and shower (European plan).

FishingActivities
Non-exclusiveTerritory
By road · By boatAccess
European plan (no meals)Meals
Self-guidedGuiding
FRLanguages

Packages

Fishing
Included
  • Boat transportation to the Lodge
  • Lakefront 2 or 3 bedroom log cabin with bathroom and shower
  • 15 ft boat and 15 hp Honda 4-stroke motor (per 2 adults)
  • Gas, life jackets, landing net
  • Fishing orientation (locations and techniques)
  • Boat battery charging at your dock
  • Weekly wood-fired pizza cookout (7-day packages; bring your ingredients)
  • Use of all camp facilities, games and trails
  • Canoes, kayaks, SUP board, life jackets
  • Experienced on-site staff
  • Secure vehicle parking
Not included
  • Taxes (GST 5%, QST 9.975%, $3.50/unit/night lodging tax)
  • Quebec fishing licence
  • Meal ingredients (self-catered full-kitchen cabins; European plan)
Detailed rates
7 days – group of 2-3$890
7 days – group of 4+$830
5 days – group of 2-3$835
5 days – group of 4+$760
4 days – group of 2-3$775
4 days – group of 4+$705
3 days – group of 2-3$695
3 days – group of 4+$645
Good to know

Per adult + taxes; children 12 or under free (one per adult). 2026 rates read from /elementor-3056/. 7 days: $890 (group of 2-3), $830 (group of 4+). 5 days: $835 / $760. 4 days: $775 / $705. 3 days: $695 / $645. Includes one 15 ft boat / 15 hp Honda 4-stroke motor per 2 adults (3 adults = one 16 ft boat; additional boat $265/week). 'Bring your own boat' discount: -$150/boat/week (you supply the gas). Motor upgrades: +$220/week (16 ft Abitibi Voyageur 20 hp) or +$320/week (16 ft Lund Explorer 50 hp). Extra shuttle $75/trip if party members do not arrive together. Self-guided. Walleye, lake trout, northern pike and smallmouth bass on Lake Kipawa (Réserve Kipawa, Zone 13 West).

Lodging
Included
  • Boat transportation to the Lodge
  • 2 or 3 bedroom cabin with bathroom and hot shower
  • Weekly wood-fired pizza cookout (7-day packages; bring your own ingredients)
  • Use of all camp facilities, games, bikes and hiking trails
  • Daily yoga
  • Canoe, kayak, SUP, life jackets
  • Experienced on-site staff
  • Vehicle parking
Not included
  • Taxes (GST 5%, QST 9.975%, $3.50/unit/night lodging tax)
  • Motor boat ($295/week or $195/4 days; upgrades extra)
  • Pet fee ($50/pooch/week)
  • Meal ingredients (self-catered full-kitchen cabin; European plan)
Detailed rates
7 days – per family$1,595
4 days – per family$1,195
Good to know

Per family + taxes. 2026 rates read from /family/. Available July 1 to August 30. 2 parents and up to 3 children under 16 in one cabin (all members of the same family). 7 days: $1,595/family. 4 days (Saturday-Wednesday or Tuesday-Saturday): $1,195/family. Motor boat extra: $295/week or $195/4 days; upgrades: Lund Explorer 50 hp $545/week or $370/4 days, Abitibi 20 hp $420/week or $310/4 days. Pet fee: $50/pooch/week. Extra shuttle $75/trip if the party does not arrive together.

Prices are provided by the outfitter — check availability when booking.

Location & access

Laniel (47.0369, -79.2721)

Access : By road · By boat

Boat-access only, on the north arm of Lake Kipawa. Drive to the village of Laniel (Route 101 North), where boat transportation to the lodge is provided (included in packages; extra shuttle $75/trip if party members do not arrive together). GPS coordinates: N 47 05.057 W 079 07.168. Secure parking at the landing.

Reviews

4.423 reviews

Data refreshed on July 26, 2026

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