Dymond Lake Ecolodge

Dymond Lake Lodge sits near the treeline of the Boreal Forest, close to the coast, in a remote wilderness setting. Its position between coastal and forest habitats draws a wide variety of wildlife. Polar bears, moose, foxes, pine martens, and snowy owls are regular visitors, and the wolverine, a rarely seen species, is also known to pass through. A fence surrounds the lodge buildings, allowing guests to move about the compound safely while wildlife comes close to investigate. Guests can view animals at close range from inside the fence. On clear nights, the open tundra within the compound is a place to lie back and watch the northern lights.

Rooms & Suites
The lodge has eight guest rooms divided between two cabins, with four rooms in each cabin. Rooms come in double and quad configurations, and every room has an ensuite washroom. Electricity is available 24 hours a day, supplied by solar power and natural gas, with wood heat providing warmth.

Hotel Amenities & Facilities
The lodge has cozy common areas warmed by a fireplace, along with a library and a gift shop. All meals are full service and prepared on site. A viewing tower and outdoor decks give guests raised spots to watch for wildlife, and the fenced compound around the lodge buildings lets guests walk between cabins and common areas safely. The lodge stays connected through radio, telephone, and satellite Wi-Fi.