The Dock has GROWN!

We know the struggle—trying to moor an 18' boat in knee-deep water is a recipe for a bad morning. That’s why we’ve extended our main dock to a whopping 163 feet.

By pushing out an extra 48 feet this year, we’ve reached the natural drop-off of Gordon Lake. Whether you’re the captain of a rigged-up bass boat or a multi-family pontoon, you now have the depth and the space to dock comfortably and head straight to the grill.

Easy Launch, Stress-Free Mooring

You don’t need a private launch when the public one is just a "stone's throw" away. We recommend launching your boat just down the road—it’s quick, convenient, and puts you in the water in minutes.

Once you’re launched, bring the boat over to our dock and moor it for the duration of your stay. With 163 feet of space and plenty of depth at the end of the extension, your boat has a safe, solid home base, so you can spend your time fishing, not trailering.

What’s Biting? (The Gordon Lake Species)

More Than Just Pike and Bass. Gordon Lake might be a "hidden gem" in Ontario, but the fishing is world-class. While our Northern Pike and Smallmouth Bass are the local legends, a morning on the water here often turns up a few surprises:

Walleye (Pickerel): The gold standard for a lakeside dinner. Look for them near the drop-offs at dusk.

Yellow Perch: Plentiful and perfect for getting the kids hooked on the sport.

The "Secret" Rivers: Gordon Lake is fed and drained by river systems that act as natural fish highways. When the main lake gets a breeze, these sheltered spots are a sanctuary for both the fish and the fishermen.

From the Hook to the Frying Pan

We want you to catch ‘em; and then we want you to enjoy ‘em. After a successful session, head over to our Screened-In Fish Cleaning Hut.

Clean & Comfortable: Stay protected from the black flies and mosquitoes while you work.

Fully Equipped: It’s set up with the water and the workspace you need to prep your catch for a proper shore lunch back at the cottage. We’ve even tucked a dedicated freezer in there for 'the leftovers,' so you can keep the hut clean, fly-free, and smelling like the fresh lake breeze, not yesterday's catch.