Throughout its history, Errington Lake Lodge has been managed by just a few owner-operators. The cabin was originally constructed in the 1950s as a private retreat. In the early 1960s, mineral exploration drilling occurred approximately two miles east of the Lodge, near Naegle Creek; however, no significant findings were made. Additionally, in the mid-1970s, a depth survey of the lake was conducted as part of a research initiative focused on lake trout.
The original owner sold the property in 1990 to Barry Prall of Nipawin, who started outfitting on the lake. Barry then sold the camp in the late 90's to a group of folks from Nipawin and Arborfield. Around 2005, they enhanced the place by adding a water heater and a shower room with much appreciated hot running water.
Then, in about 2010, it found its way to Rob Gilmour, an entrepreneur from Kindersley. Rob made some great upgrades, including building a storage shed, improving the boat ramp, framing a second cabin, installing a new firepit, and bringing in a 16-foot boat with a 4-stroke, electric start motor.
To provide our guests with exceptional fly-in fishing adventures in the comfort of a modern cabin. We are dedicated to ensuring that your stay is enjoyable and worry-free, offering all the conveniences you need while embracing the great outdoors. With friendly service, pristine surroundings, and an unwavering commitment to sustainable practices, we aim to deliver an experience that leaves you refreshed, rejuvenated, and eager to return.
The current owners are Al Jellicoe from Tisdale, Hans Van Burck from Star City, and Richard Phillips from Ottawa. Since taking over from Rob in 2015, we've made some exciting updates!
We can’t wait to keep enhancing our facilities and making your experiences even better!
We’ve completed the interior of the second cabin, both cabins are now beautifully sided, and we’ve shingled and insulated the roof of the main cabin. Plus, we added a spacious screened porch for enjoying those lovely days outside.
We've also installed a boat winch to make it easier to pull in boats, built a new floating dock, and created a filleting table with running water for your convenience. You’ll find a few scenic benches scattered around the main island, and we've set up a lookout point on the highest island that offers stunning views of the lake.