Getting Here

Located 6 kilometres from the mouth of the Hawke River in a remote part of Newfoundland and Labrador, our wilderness fly-in camp is accessible in a number of ways. Whichever road you choose to take, you may run into delays. When you do, simply smile, move on and ready yourself for an incredible Atlantic Salmon experience.

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Direct Route

Fly by commercial airlines into Goose Bay, Labrador. You must then continue your 4-5 hour journey by car to Charlottetown.

If you do not have ground transportation, we can arrange to have you picked up and driven at an additional cost.

Upon arriving in Charlottetown, a floatplane will then take you to Hawke River Lodge.

Our groundman Sandy Campbell, will make sure you are well taken care of, and will share local folklore and history you can handle.

Scenic Route

Fly by commercial airliner to Deer Lake, Newfoundland. Rent a car to drive to the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland and take the ferry to Labrador. Continue your drive to Charlottetown.

You may also fly by commercial airline to Bland Sablon, Quebec, rent a car and drive to Charlettotown.

A floatplane will take you from Charlottetown to the dock in front of the camp.

Current Weather

Don't be caught off guard by our Maritime climate. Check current Newfoundland & Labrador weather conditions and come prepared for your fishing expedition.

Ferry Services

If you're travelling from Nova Scotia, save on driving and explore various ferry options provided by Marine Atlantic Ferry. Find additional ferry options on Relais Nordik for those travelling from Rimouski, Quebec.

Air Travel

These airports are destinations for many major airlines, including Air Canada, WestJet, Porter, and Continental, as well as the locally-owned and -operated Provincial Airlines.