Plan Your Trip
Let us help you plan the perfect vacation experience. From the time you make your reservation until the day you arrive at PK Resort, we'll make the process easy and uncomplicated.
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Getting Started
The first step in planning your trip to PK Resort is to make your booking with us by calling 807-868-2284 (summer) or 310-732 2284 (winter). We will secure a reservation for you and your group. From here, decide on the following options for your group's reservation:
We can accommodate groups of all sizes, from parties of two to groups as large as one hundred people! So talk with your family and friends and invite them all to join you, and share in a memorable and magical good time. Remember that spots are limited and get booked quickly, so book early to get the best available reservations! Our season runs from early May to late October.
For a listing of our vacation packages, click here.
To plan a fall hunting trip, click here.
Next, a deposit of $300 per person is required to hold your reservation. Once this is received you will be well on your way to enjoying an unforgettable vacation experience! We will keep in touch with you right up until the time of your arrival to ensure that all the details are taken care of. And of course, call us at any time if you have any questions. We will be happy to help. All that you will have left to do is pack for your trip, begin your journey to northern Canada, and start getting excited for the incredible vacation that awaits you!
- Your choice of our different vacation packages
- The dates you wish to arrive and depart
- The number of people in your group
We can accommodate groups of all sizes, from parties of two to groups as large as one hundred people! So talk with your family and friends and invite them all to join you, and share in a memorable and magical good time. Remember that spots are limited and get booked quickly, so book early to get the best available reservations! Our season runs from early May to late October.
For a listing of our vacation packages, click here.
To plan a fall hunting trip, click here.
Next, a deposit of $300 per person is required to hold your reservation. Once this is received you will be well on your way to enjoying an unforgettable vacation experience! We will keep in touch with you right up until the time of your arrival to ensure that all the details are taken care of. And of course, call us at any time if you have any questions. We will be happy to help. All that you will have left to do is pack for your trip, begin your journey to northern Canada, and start getting excited for the incredible vacation that awaits you!
Packing
It's never too early to start packing for your trip. And when it comes to a remote fly-in fishing adventure you can never be too prepared! Use the information below to help you get ready for your excursion.
The following is a list of equipment and gear that we recommend all parties bring. Some items are essential, others are optional. Please note that each person is limited to 120 pounds of gear on the flight.
The following is a list of equipment and gear that we recommend all parties bring. Some items are essential, others are optional. Please note that each person is limited to 120 pounds of gear on the flight.
Equipment & Gear
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What NOT to Bring We strive to provide you with many of the essential things you'll need. You will not need to bring the following items, as they are provided, or are available at our resorts.
| Packing TipsTo make your trip as easy and enjoyable as possible, we make the following suggestions for packing.
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Traveling
PK Resort is located near the small northern town of Hornepayne, Ontario. It is from our air base in Hornepayne that you will be flying in to each of our resorts. The map below will show you how to get to Hornepayne, which is about 250 miles north of the Canada-US border at Sault Ste. Marie.
While in Hornepayne, we recommend you visit the quaint local attractions of this lovely northern Canadian community, known as "The Home of the Three Bears" . You will be greeted by warm service and friendly smiles from the local citizens.
While in Hornepayne, we recommend you visit the quaint local attractions of this lovely northern Canadian community, known as "The Home of the Three Bears" . You will be greeted by warm service and friendly smiles from the local citizens.
Crossing the Border When driving across the border, to avoid any delays, we recommend the following travel information. Bring a birth certificate, driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. Also, if your vehicle is borrowed, bring a letter of permission signed by the owner. Make sure each passenger has some form of photo ID and birth certificate, especially children. On some occasions, entry into Canada may be denied due to prior convictions. Also, handguns and radar detectors are illegal in Ontario. As a visitor to Ontario you're allowed to bring any reasonable supply of food and gas. For more information, check out Canada Border Services Agency.
Visitors 19 and over may import 1.1 liters (40oz) of liquor or wine or 24 (12oz) cans or bottles of beer; those 16 and over can bring 200 cigarettes (1 carton) into Canada. It is illegal to take any type of live bait, except night crawlers, into Canada. In addition, night crawlers must be packed in some type of commercial bedding, NOT DIRT. Also, recently the importation of potatoes has been banned. Visitors are strongly urged to obtain health insurance before leaving their home country. It is possible that your health insurance does not extend coverage outside your country or residence. If you're taking medicine, make sure you bring enough to last you in case the weather prevents you from flying out your departure date. In the event of an emergency, Hornepayne is equipped with its own hospital and Medi-Vac facility. When purchasing goods or services on your way to PK Resorts, we recommend you pay in Canadian funds or credit card so you can receive the best exchange rate. Paying your final bill at Bingwood, Buck or Granite Hill can be done by cash, traveler's check, Master Card, or Visa. | Hornepayne, Ontario, Canada
"The Home of the Three Bears"
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For a list of all local service providers, visit www.Hornepayne.com White River, Ontario, Canada 1 Hour From Hornepayne White River Motel 800 822 5887 Continental Motel 800 822 3616 |
Getting to Hornepayne
From the Detroit, MI area, take I-75 north to Sault Ste. Marie, and cross the border into Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Then drive 200 miles northwest on highway 17, to White River. Here, turn right onto highway 631 and drive north 60 miles to Hornepayne.
From the New York state area, cross into Canada at Niagara Falls. From here take the "QEW" highway (Queen Elizabeth Way) around Lake Ontario to Toronto.
From Toronto, Ontario, drive highway 400 North, 200 miles to Sudbury. From here, take highway 17 to Sault Ste. Marie, then to White River. Follow highway 631 north to Hornepayne.
From other areas to the west, drive to highway 17, then follow 17 east to White River. Turn left on to highway 631 and drive north to Hornepayne.
By Train
Guests wishing to travel by train may do so directly from Toronto, Ontario to Hornepayne. Via Rail Canada offers direct rail service leaving Toronto every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, departing at 8:00 AM from Union Station.
Fly Direct to PK Resort
Guests may fly directly to our lakes from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario or from Pontiac, Michigan with Watson's Skyways. Contact us for more details and we will coordinate your flight.
PK Resort is located deep in the forests of Northern Ontario, Canada. Guests fly from the town of Hornepayne, about 250 miles north of the Canada - US border. When driving to Hornepayne you will be treated to spectacular views of Lake Superior's north shore, Ontario's woodland rivers and lakes, and an abundance of wildlife along the sides of the winding roads.
From the New York state area, cross into Canada at Niagara Falls. From here take the "QEW" highway (Queen Elizabeth Way) around Lake Ontario to Toronto.
From Toronto, Ontario, drive highway 400 North, 200 miles to Sudbury. From here, take highway 17 to Sault Ste. Marie, then to White River. Follow highway 631 north to Hornepayne.
From other areas to the west, drive to highway 17, then follow 17 east to White River. Turn left on to highway 631 and drive north to Hornepayne.
By Train
Guests wishing to travel by train may do so directly from Toronto, Ontario to Hornepayne. Via Rail Canada offers direct rail service leaving Toronto every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, departing at 8:00 AM from Union Station.
Fly Direct to PK Resort
Guests may fly directly to our lakes from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario or from Pontiac, Michigan with Watson's Skyways. Contact us for more details and we will coordinate your flight.
PK Resort is located deep in the forests of Northern Ontario, Canada. Guests fly from the town of Hornepayne, about 250 miles north of the Canada - US border. When driving to Hornepayne you will be treated to spectacular views of Lake Superior's north shore, Ontario's woodland rivers and lakes, and an abundance of wildlife along the sides of the winding roads.
Once in Hornepayne
You will fly in to PK Resort from our air base at Forde Lake Air Service, located on Government Lake, just outside of Hornepayne. To get here follow these directions:
Upon entering Hornepayne on highway 631 North, turn left onto Front Street. Follow Front Street to Third Avenue. Here, turn left and drive 5 miles to Government Lake. Turn right at Forde Lake Air Service.
From the Via Rail Station at the corner of Front Street and Third Avenue, follow Third Ave. to Forde Lake Air Service.
Upon entering Hornepayne on highway 631 North, turn left onto Front Street. Follow Front Street to Third Avenue. Here, turn left and drive 5 miles to Government Lake. Turn right at Forde Lake Air Service.
From the Via Rail Station at the corner of Front Street and Third Avenue, follow Third Ave. to Forde Lake Air Service.
