A 50 km and 30 minute flight from Churchill, Seal River Heritage Lodge was strategically built on the shores of the Hudson Bay, near the Seal River estuary. Seal River maximizes viewing potential by giving guests the opportunities to see bears from a variety of locations.  Whether it is from one of the nature trails, the lodge's viewing tower, or right from the lodge windows, a trip to Seal River Heritage Lodge means guests will see polar bears and other wildlife like no one on a town-only package can. 

Seal River hosts all of our adventures.  Its accessibility to the Seal River estuary where thousands of beluga whales gather in summer makes it the ideal location for our Birds, Bears and Belugas program.

In winter, Seal River is one of the two lodges that hosts our Fire and Ice program and has perfect snow for igloo building, an ideal geography and seat for viewing the Hudson Bay Quest (www.hudsonbayquest.com) and plenty of Aurora Borealis action for your evening entertainment.

In fall, this one of two locations for our Great Ice Bear program.

Seal River Heritage Lodge boasts:

• Authentic wilderness lodge style with all the comforts of home
• Expansive picture windows to maximize ground level viewing
• A viewing tower to take in the expansive tundra landscape and its wild inhabitants
• Cozy common area with fireplace for evening wind down
• Queen, twin and family rooms each with their own ensuite washrooms  

Located a short 30 km and 15 minute flight north of Churchill on a strip of land bordered by Dymond Lake and the Hudson Bay.   

Like Seal River, Dymond maximizes viewing potential by giving guests the opportunities to see bears from a variety of locations.  Again, whether it is from one of the nature trails, the lodge's viewing tower, or right from the lodge windows, a trip to Dymond Lake Lodge for our Great Ice Bear adventure means guests will see polar bears like no one on a town-only package can. 

Dymond is one of the two lodges that hosts our Fire and Ice program and also has perfect snow for igloo building, an ideal geography and seat for viewing the Hudson Bay Quest (www.hudsonbayquest.com) and plenty of Aurora Borealis action for your evening entertainment.

Dymond Lake Lodge boasts:

• A viewing tower to take in the expansive tundra landscape and its wild inhabitants
• Cozy common areas with fireplaces for evening wind down
• Double and quad rooms in two separate guest cabins, all with private washrooms
• Expansive picture windows on virtually eveyr wall to maximize viewing
• Authentic wilderness lodge style with all the modern comforts

While all of our lodges are luxurious by Arctic standards, our most southern property called North Knife Lake Lodge is the most so.  Located approximately 200 km southwest of Churchill deep in the boreal forest and home to wolves, moose, black bears, fox, a variety of bird species – North Knife Lake Lodge is the ideal “Create your Own Adventure” destination.  Hiking, paddling, wildlife viewing and northern lights are all part of the experience here.  And did we mention trophy fishing?  Northern Pike, Lake Trout, Walleye, Whitefish and Arctic Grayling abound in this area.    

North Knife Lake boasts: Cozy common areas with grand stone fireplaces for evening wind down Double occupancy Queen and Twin rooms in the main lodge with private washrooms Two private family condos which sleep 5 guests each. Expansive picture windows on virtually ever wall to maximize viewing A wood-burning cedar hot tub and main and upper floor decks An upper lounge equipped with big-screen television for movie nights, a pool table, dart board and a shuffleboard table