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Loch Island - Your Wilderness Vacation Awaits You... Centrally located on the southern half of Wabatongushi Lake, this 2.5-acre island can accommodate up to 28 people. The island lies directly in front of the only outflow of water from Wabatongushi Lake, which runs south past a small stop log dam and spills though a rapids into Glasgow lake — only a half-mile from Loch Island.
A central lodge with satellite television, pool table, tackle and gift shop, Wireless Internet access and dining room is located on the high point of the island, and features a large gathering deck with spectacular views of the lake and the surrounding wilderness. It's the perfect place to unwind after a full day of exploring or fishing this vast, unspoiled area.
The basin is surrounded by points and sunken islands — resulting in the perfect structure for midsummer Walleye and Northern Pike feeding on Herring and Whitefish. Loch Island offers Deluxe American, Modified American, and Housekeeping Plans. All of its cabins are equipped with full kitchens. A wood-fired cedar log sauna is on-site for those chilly spring and autumn nights.
Loch Island offers something for all — whether your interests are fishing, swimming, kayaking, hiking, or just relaxing. With its exceptional service and deluxe accommodations, it will continue to provide pleasant wilderness vacation memories for years to come. |
Loch Island's three large 3-bedroom cabins, 6-person duplex, and
spacious 2-bedroom unit all are constructed of full logs.
Loch Island sits on the largest part of Wabatongushi Lake, next
to a large basin that is more than 100 feet in depth, with the deepest
hole (175 ft) right off the island. 
The
island generates its own electricity 24 hours a day, and has a full
time staff ready to attend to any needs that you may have.
A walkway connects Loch Island to a smaller, secluded island. Here
you'll find a fire pit for nighttime bonfires and the perfect spot
for star gazing. It also faces north, giving you a front row seat
for observing the Northern Lights!
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