Big Eddy Lodge

Big Eddy Lodge is a unique indigenous cultural adventure lodge nestled in the heart of the pristine Saskatchewan River Delta. This remote wilderness retreat features rustic log cabins and traditional tipis, providing an authentic experience that connects guests with nature and Indigenous culture. The lodge is designed for those seeking a Canadian wellness getaway, offering owner-responsive hospitality and a range of activities that highlight the beauty and heritage of the region. Guests can enjoy home-cooked meals in the dining lodge, unwind in the sauna, and explore endless wilderness trails. Year-round adventures include canoeing, winter fat tire bike tours, and cultural fire activities, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The lodge also offers specialty hunting experiences for moose, white-tail deer, and bear, ensuring that every visit is filled with adventure and excitement. The lodge is operated by the Carrière family, who bring a wealth of knowledge and a deep connection to the land. Solomon Carrière, raised in the area, has a strong heritage of Yorkboatmen and Voyageurs, while Renée and Michela Carrière contribute their expertise in education and adventure guiding. Together, they create a welcoming atmosphere that enriches the experience of every guest. Traveling to Big Eddy Lodge is an adventure in itself, with access via canoes or motorboats in warmer months and sled dogs or snowmobiles in winter. Located 55km upstream from Cumberland House, Saskatchewan, the lodge is a true escape into nature, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the wilderness and Indigenous culture.