With a range of water-based activities, an abundance of wildlife and acres of woodland to explore, you will never be short of something to do at Loon Bay Lodge.
Whether you love to spend your days on the water, in the water or whiling away the hours beside the water, Loon Bay Lodge provides easy access to the safe and clean environment of the St. Croix River. Book NowContact us when you book to arrange any of the following activities and make your stay at Loon Bay Lodge even more memorable.
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Fishing
Fish from the shore or on the water for Small-mouth bass, Landlocked-salmon or trout. We have an ample selection of rods and can arrange for your Outdoors Card too. Guides are available.
Hiking
Enjoy a gentle evening stroll in the grounds of the Lodge or, further afield, explore one of the many coastal and woodland trails within a short drive.
Bird Hunting
A license is required for game hunting for Woodcock & Grouse in season. You will also need to bring your own guns, however we have experienced guides to help you bag your prey.
Birding
Loon Bay Lodge is rich in birdlife, including Eagles and Ospreys fishing in the river, finches, warblers and chickadees creating a delightful chorus, and of course Loons, for which the bay is named.
Canoeing & Kayaking
Explore the St. Croix River on a guided day trip, or just play amongst the islands and waterways. We have lifejackets for all shapes and sizes, and can hire Canoes or Kayaks on your behalf.
Campfires & cookouts
Make the most of the light summer evenings with toasted marshmallows and Smores around a campfire, or for a real outdoor feast, we can also organise a cookout.
Tubing
A great fun and surprisingly relaxing activity for all the family. Enjoy the thrill of riding the Haycock Rips, or just let yourself be carried along by the gently flowing current of the St. Croix River.
Moose & Owl Calling
Imagine the thrill and adventure of a 1,500-pound moose charging his way through the woods in answer to your call. This activity is not for the faint of heart!
If you do decide to explore the surrounding area during your stay, you'll find plenty to do and see within easy reach. The Bay of Fundy starts here!
From St. Stephen, Canada's Chocolate Town, to the beauty and vibrancy of St. Andrews by-the-sea, Loon Bay Lodge is a great base from which to explore the rich history, landscape and wildlife of the region.
Fundy Discovery Aquarium
With an enormous display depicting the magnitude of the Bay of Fundy tides.
Kingsbrae Garden
A multi-award winning 27 acre horticultural masterpiece located in St. Andrews.
Roosevelt’s Cottage
Roosevelt International Park is home to FDR’s family cottage, ‘Tea with Eleanor’ and several great walking trails.
Whale Watching
Daily summer trips with Fundy Tide Runners, Quoddy Link, Island Quest or Jolly Breeze.
Ministers Island
Explore the fascinating Van Horne Estate on Ministers Island near St. Andrews.
Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre
Regular exhibitions of local art, workshops, concerts and other events.
Charlotte County Gaol
Built in 1832 on Frederick Street in St. Andrews, the Gaol was in use until 1979.
St. Croix Island
The Historic Site of Pierre Dugua’s first attempt at settlement in North America.
Grand Manan Island
Home to puffins, migrating whales, marine wildlife and migrating seabirds.
Campobello Island
Accessible year-round via bridge from Lubec, Maine, and during summer via ferry from Deer Island.
Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge
Consisting of nearly 30,000 acres, this diverse habitat supports many wildlife species.
Deer Island
The free ferry from L’Etete, near St. George, take you to this pretty and peaceful island.
The Chocolate Museum
An interactive learning experience about St. Stephen’s illustrious candy making tradition.
The Ganong Chocolatier
Travel back in time to a faithfully reproduced authentic early 1900’s candy store!
Charlotte County Museum
View glimpses of life in Charlotte County from the late 18th century onward.
McAdam Railway Station
A designated Heritage Railway Station offering tours and serving delicious pie on summer Sundays.
Simpson’s Hill
Several hiking trails reward you with great views from the top.
Sam Orr’s Pond Nature Trail
Get your feet wet fording the stream on your way to great views of Passamaquoddy Bay.