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Jan Lake, with its rocky shores, hidden sand beaches, many islands and secluded bays, offers a range of settings from open water to sheltered passageways between scenic islands, all easily reached by boat from the camp. Walleye, Northern Pike, Whitefish and Yellow Perch are caught all season long, but the prime fishing months are May, June and September. Lakes offering Rainbow, Brook and Lake Trout are close-by and accessible. The summer months also lend themselves to family vacations with a swimming beach and playground a short 10-minute walk from the camp. A newly developed nature trail offers a closer look at the diverse plant life in the area.
The scenery of the rugged Precambrian Shield, the sparkling blue waters and the splendid fall colors of the boreal forest offer many opportunities for photographers and artists. Wildlife abounds in this natural habitat with sightings of black bear, beaver, moose, woodland caribou, wolves, muskrat and otter. Nesting sites on the lake are plentiful for bald eagles, great blue heron, loons, and a wide variety of ducks. The Northern Lights may be seen all year around, but are most spectacular during the fall. They dance across the skies, on cool, crisp fall nights.
Three Lakes Camp is a wonderful place to retreat to for excellent fishing, peaceful solitude, listening to the call of the loon, watching the comic antics of pelicans or the magnificence of the soaring eagle. Click here to see a map of Jan Lake! |
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