Stevens/Nicklin Mini-Lodge Northern Lights Safari

A rare Sub-Arctic Sub-Boreal Experience, Stevens/Nicklin, features the classic Canadian Sub-Arctic experience in a smaller, intimate modern setting for a very exclusive adventure. This unique slice of the Sub-Arctic region offers remarkable opportunities including exploring Manitoba’s famous Robertson esker.

Enjoy the diverse beauty, wildlife and adventures of this amazing region while you revel in the Northern Lights at their late summer and fall peak.

Availability

An all new trip - now open in 2024. A new destination, a new experience, the best of a world unknown to many! Currently accepting reservations for 2024; check our availability below & book your preferred spot while they're available!

Amenities

Transportation

Air transportation from Winnipeg with expediting service to the main lodge.

Floatplane transportation from NSRL to Stevens/Nicklin & back to Winnipeg.

Lodging

One deluxe 4-person cabin with two bedrooms and a fully modern bathroom. A warm and cozy cabin  with great lake views. Three modern cozy 2 person waterfront tents with spectacular views of night time skies. Glamping in style. An incredible intimate setting in breathtaking surroundings.

Meals

Delicious meals daily. For lunch, you will be amazed by the incredible classic  Canadian Shore Lunch — fresh fish, potatoes and onions cooked over an open fire. You have never tasted fish this good !

Wifi

Free Starlink satellite internet. Wi-fi calling.

Northern Lights

Stevens/Nicklin is a beautiful intimate setting worthy of a postcard. An absolutely perfect location to relax and enjoy the spectacular Summer and Fall Northern Lights and all of the treats of the Sub-Arctic.

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Wildlife

The Sub-Boreal forest and habitat surrounding Stevens/Nicklin are prime wildlife habitat with moose, bears, wolverines and wolves roaming the area, some right in front of your cabin!

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Camp Manager & Guides

Your camp manager and guides will safely guide you by boat and on foot through this incredible region filled with beautiful waters and incredible eskers, including the famous Robertson esker. A biologist is onsite to explain and guide you through this unique and pristine area.

Accommodations

Included adventures

Tours

Experience and learn about the eskers, wilderness, and history through our staff biologist’s presentations, hikes and lectures.

Explore Wildlife

Home to an amazing and unique array of wildlife to experience in their natural habitats including wolf, wolverine, and ptarmigan.

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Photography

The unique beauty of this area offer simply stunning photographic opportunities. The camp manager is very experienced in guiding amateur photographers.

Birding

The North Seal area have been studied extensively by the Manitoba Bird Atlas and we encourage you to add to our checklist of the many species that frequent this area.

Water Activities

The surrounding lakes, rivers, and streams of the North Seal watershed are its lifeblood. You can choose between boating, canoeing and kayaking as you enjoy exploring these serene waterways.

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Floatplane Ride

Your journey to Stevens/Nicklin Outpost includes a trip in one of our floatplanes! Floatplanes are an essential part of the Northern Manitoba experience.

Esker Tours

The famed Robertson Esker actually runs prominently thru Nicklin Lake and right by the mini-lodge, as it travels 120 miles North to the Manitoba/Nunavut tundra. You will find the eskers to be breath-taking. These eskers have been used for centuries by the caribou and ancient hunters who followed them. You never know what you will find.

Explore the Eskers

Quiet & Solitude

You will find this area possibly the most peaceful and relaxing you have ever encountered. Relax and enjoy this very special setting.

2024 Trips

Trip Terms and Conditions

All of our prices include roundtrip airfare from Winnipeg to our Lodge & Stevens/Nicklin Mini-Lodge, meals, lodging, guiding, fishing rental equipment (if needed), and over six different sub-arctic tours/activities (as listed above).