Situated in the heart of Sunset Country on the English River system, Frog Rapids Camp provides some of the best freshwater fishing in Canada!
Frog Rapids Camp has been a family owned and operated tourist camp since its inception by Ernest & Germaine Bower in 1939. Since then three more generations of Bowers including Lawrence, Therese, Adele and Larry have carried on its tradition.
From our shores you will explore sand beaches, picturesque waterfalls, and endless boreal shorelines in search of the very best walleye, bass, perch, lake trout, northern and muskie. Stop for a shore lunch, share stories of your big catch and witness the wonder of a Northwestern Ontario sunset all from Frog Rapids Camp.
Whether you’re seeking that perfect family getaway or a unique northern experience with close friends, we hope to have the chance to meet you and to share the wonder of our pristine lakes and endless wilderness.
Located on the English River system, Frog Rapids Camp provides easy access to excellent walleye, northern pike, lake trout, smallmouth bass and muskellunge fishing.
From our docks you can navigate in many different directions: east through the Sturgeon River and Botsford Lake; south through the Abram Chutes into Minnitaki Lake; Going north, you can travel on Lac Seul. With over 403,000 acres in all, plus hundreds of smaller lakes, there is no limit to the fishing potential. It is a vast area filled with wildlife and beautiful scenery. In addition to the excellent fishing our area is filled with beautiful sand beaches for the family to enjoy.
Frog Rapids Camp has 16 fully equipped cottages ranging in size from 2 - 5 double beds. Our cottages are equipped with full bathrooms with showers including hot and cold running water. All cottages have either propane heaters or oil furnaces for cool nights.
In the kitchen you will find a four-burner propane stove with oven and a full size fridge.
All of our cottages are equipped with a screened in porch so you can enjoy the evening without the annoyance of our pesky mosquitoes.