Hours Of Operation
Closed during the week as of September 2nd
Tuesday - Thursday: CLOSED
Friday: 12 PM - 6 pm
Saturday/Sunday: 10 am - 6 pm
Monday: 3 PM - 6 PM
No restaurant on site
Call 204-884-2281 ext 3 if you need something from the store while closed (6 PM at the latest and 9 AM at the earliest unless it's an emergency please).
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We are currently having problems with our phone system going down frequently. We have contacted a technician to get it fixed but it most likely wont be fixed for multiple weeks. in the meantime the best way to currently get a hold of us is through our email at Nopiming@nopiminglodge.com. This notice will be updated when our new phone system is in and working.
UPDATE: technician said there is nothing wrong with our phone system but with the main phone line coming in from Bell MTS. We have contacted Bell but we are unsure as of now how long till the problem gets fixed. The problem has been happening less frequently recently but it still happens here and there where it will say customer not available when phoning our number.
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Summer Activities
With Nopiming's year round facilities including a general store and vendor, the beauty of mother nature can be experienced at anytime close up and in splendid comfort. The lodge has been a family run business for over 40 years with the experience to make your stay fit your needs. As far as activities go, our summers are full of trophy fishing, nature hikes, mountain biking, boating, canoeing and sunbathing. Imagine yourself laying back and soaking up those summer rays, on our beautiful natural sandy beach surrounded by pristine wilderness filled with wildlife and miles of untouched forest situated on one of Manitoba's most beautiful lakes. For families we have a play area for the kids by the beach.
Winter Activities
During the winter months, the more hardy adventurer can indulge themselves in ice fishing, cross country skiing, snowmobiling and snowshoe hiking through miles of maintained and unmaintained trails, that will take you through a magical remote winter land where sightings of moose and deer are common. There are groomed snowmobile trails to Pine Falls or Lac Du Bonnet for day rides from the lodge which offer a great deal of variety. There are miles of trails to take you further into remote areas, including one linked to Kenora. It's 100 miles to Kenora of unmarked, ungroomed trails from Bird Lake. The ride is beautiful and can complete a loop through Whiteshell Provincial Park. We have a local snowmobile club with 2 clubhouses situated in a pristine remote spot.
Check out trail conditions at www.snoman.mb.ca or www.nopimingsnomads.com. Usually posted twice a week during snowmobiling season. Due to the amount of swamp and lake coverage, snowmobiling season usually doesn't open until January.