Frequently Asked Questions

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You will need to supply your own:

• Passport
• Applicable fishing/ hunting licences and tags
• Charcoal
• Life Jackets (Most commonly forgotten item! Do not forget your life jackets!)
• Towels / Dish Towels
• Rain Gear
• Warm and Cool Weather Clothing
• Coffee Filters
• Groceries
• Coolers
• Fishing Gear
• Fillet Knife
• Extra shoes or boots

For your convenience, you can find gas, bait, tackle and camp souvenirs sold in camp. 

Groceries, shopping & restaurants are nearby. 

United States Citizens traveling between the United States and Canada will be required to present a valid passport. Take the time to visit Canada Border Services Agency before you leave home.

For those travelers with a criminal record we strongly recommend checking out Crossing The Border Into Canada for updated information on the requirements for entering Canada. U.S. citizens are encouraged to visit the U.S. Department of State web site at Travel State Gov for information on U.S. requirements to enter or return to the United States.

Visitors may temporarily import non-restricted firearms, such as common hunting rifles and shotguns, if they complete Form CAFC 909, Non-Resident Firearm Declaration, and have a valid purpose (e.g. hunting, target shooting, for protection from wild animals in remote areas where firearms are allowed). If they want to import restricted firearms, such as pistols or revolvers, in addition to Form CAFC 909 visitors must complete and submit Form CAFC 679, Application for an Authorization to Transport Restricted Firearms and Prohibited Firearms, in advance to the chief firearms officer of the province or territory to which they intend to import a restricted firearm.

Canada’s firearms legislation helps make the country safer for both residents and visitors. Before you attempt to import a firearm or weapon, please visit the Canadian Border Services website page regarding Import and Export of a Firearm Into Canada for information. 

The following requirements apply to the importation of firearms and weapons:

• you must be at least 18 years of age.
• you can import non-restricted and restricted firearms provided all documentation and other requirements are met.
• you generally cannot import prohibited firearms or any type of prohibited weapons or devices, including silencers, replica firearms, switchblades, pepper spray and other weapons. You must declare all weapons and firearms at the port of entry. If not, you could face prosecution and the goods may be seized.

Canada Border Services can also be reached at 1-800-461-9999 or by this link: https://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/contact/csform-formulairesc-eng.html

Cancellations will result in forfeiture of your deposit. No refunds are provided. We do not transfer deposits to future dates/years. To minimize your losses we strongly urge you to purchase travel insurance.

We reserve the right to charge you for any damages to property, boats, motors, boat props or excessive cleaning from your stay (including additional cleaning/damage resulting from pets). A valid credit card is required in advance to cover the cost of damages incurred.

Little Canada Camp is not responsible for injury, or loss and damage to your personal property. Please remember the remoteness of your location as we want you to have a safe and happy stay.