Recently, marijuana became legal in Canada. We wanted to take a few minutes to provide our guests with some information. Below is a link to a great article written by Gerry Cariou of Ontario's Sunset Country. Being that Bow Narrows Camp is a family friendly...

We arrived in Red Lake a few days ago, and there was quite a bit of ice on the lake, but it is melting fast! Beautiful warm weather the past few days and the incredible smell of pine...the best of nature’s therapy. Brian and our returning employees Annie-May and...

More photos of the ice out on Red Lake...from Howie Bay and then an awesome aerial view at Bow Narrows Camp. Love to see more open water!

Bob has been to Bow Narrows Camp 20 times, but his story actually started nearly 50 years ago in 1970! One trip, and then back to camp again 30 years later, Bob has been a regular ever since, and his story is the last guest profile until the fall. Read below how his...

A few more photos of Red Lake from Sherry McCoy:

Darrel and Susie are a couple of the loyal first-of-the-season visitors to camp each year...and then again, end of the season visitors when they can! Here is a bit about their Bow Narrows story.

Father and sons — a great combo at Bow Narrows. Memories for a lifetime are made. Take a look at Art's story that started with a suggestion from his wife, and is now cherished time together for this father and his sons.

Here is a photo from Sherry McCoy of the ice melt on Red Lake today. Sherry's friend has been measuring the ice which is getting darker but is still 27-30 inches deep. Going, going....when will it be gone?

Sherry McCoy was at it again yesterday with another Red Lake meltdown photo update. Happy Easter to everyone!

Life is funny how it all weaves together. Brenda Baughman meets her husband Dan when she starts working at Bow Narrows as a teenager. Then she student teaches in the school where Denny teaches. She mentions Bow Narrows to Denny and from there, 40+ years later, Denny...