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Lazy Bear Lodge, Churchill
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Situated in the heart of the breath-taking Canadian wilderness, in the northern town of Churchill, the Lazy Bear Lodge is not just a place to stay, it’s a gateway to authentic, Arctic adventure.
From thrilling wildlife safaris, witnessing majestic polar bears in their natural habitat to unforgettable journeys kayaking alongside Beluga whales in Hudson Bay, every outing from this rustic lodge gives you the opportunity to connect deeply with this unique, arctic environment.
Please note that a stay here can only be booked as part of a fixed departure package from Winnipeg.
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Facilities & Activities
The award-winning lodge expertly curates adventures that bring Canada’s Arctic wonderland to life, offering a range of exceptional facilities and experiences, according to time of year, designed to immerse guests in the region’s raw beauty.
For those seeking close up sightings of the Arctic wildlife, the lodge’s custom-designed flagship vessel, the ‘Matonabee’, offers underwater viewing of polar bears and other creatures, whilst their ‘Arctic Crawler’ provides guests with unparalleled opportunities to spot them exploring the tundra in Summer and Autumn.
From June – September thousands of sociable beluga whales also descend upon Hudson Bay. These gentle giants are friendly and curious, so it’s easy to get close by boat or even kayaking or ‘Aquagliding’ alongside them! if you’re planning on travelling later in the year, then instead you’ll have the chance to spot the Northern lights (best months are December – February).
The true charm of Lazy Bear Lodge lies in these expeditions, that create lifelong memories and a profound connection to Canada’s untamed wilderness.
Example departures include: Ultimate Bears and Belugas (6 nights in July – August: Polar Bears, Beluga Whales, Northern Lights) and Ultimate Polar Bear Adventure (5 nights in October – November: Polar Bears, Northern Lights).
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Dining
The dining is an experience as rich and authentic as the Arctic itself. The on-site Lazy Bear Café champions local traditions and indigenous flavours. Breakfast is served in the same location and is included with your stay, offering a delicious start to fuel your Arctic adventures. Guests can savour expertly prepared dishes featuring fresh, regional ingredients like Arctic char, wild berries, and bison, all crafted to reflect the deep heritage of the land.
The café’s warm and inviting atmosphere, with its rustic log furnishings and roaring fireplace offers the perfect setting to unwind after a day of exploration.
Rooms
Each of the 33 cosy rooms are the perfect ‘home from home’ to shelter from the sometimes dramatic weather outside. The interior of the Lodge, including furniture, is built almost entirely from local recycled timbers giving it the ambience of a trading outpost. Rooms are simple but comfortable with cable television and wifi access alongside a private bathroom with bath / shower combination.
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Family
The cozy accommodations provide a warm and welcoming retreat where children and teens will delight in the excitement of spotting Arctic animals while parents can appreciate the expert-led educational experiences that make each outing truly enriching. With its family-friendly atmosphere the on-site Lazy Bear Café serves meals everyone will enjoy in a cozy setting that inspires awe and togetherness, the lodge ensures a memorable Arctic getaway for every member of the family.
Sustainability
Lazy Bear Lodge is dedicated to sustainability, integrating eco-friendly practices across its operations. The marina and dock utilize solar and wind energy, while whale-watching boats are equipped with efficient engines and protective systems to safeguard marine life. Powered by renewable energy, including hydro, solar, and wind, the lodge also supports eco-conscious agriculture through its Boreal Gardens, Manitoba’s northernmost farm, which produces fresh, organic vegetables and herbs without pesticides or fertilizers. The lodge itself is built using 90% reclaimed materials, including logs and antique glass from historic sites like an 1800s Hudson Bay Trading Post. This commitment to sustainable practices ensures a unique, environmentally responsible experience for all guests.
Location
The Lodge is located in the remote yet accessible town of Churchill, Manitoba, known as the “Polar Bear Capital of the World.” Guests can easily reach the lodge by flying from Winnipeg to Churchill with Calm-air either on a regular or chartered flight. Detailed travel instructions and flight information will be provided upon booking, ensuring a smooth and seamless journey to this unique Arctic destination.
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