Still water, open skies, and space to move at your own pace.
Nimpo Lake is well-suited for canoeing and kayaking, with wide-open water and quiet stretches along the shoreline. Many guests paddle in the early morning or late afternoon, when the lake is calm, and reflections are strongest.
This is not about distance or speed, but about being on the water — drifting, exploring small inlets, or simply enjoying the view back toward the cabins.
Registered guests may use canoes and kayaks near the resort at no charge. Wear PFDs and stay within sight of shore.
Highlights
- Calm lake conditions are suitable for paddling
- Canoes and kayaks available for guest use
- Best in fair weather and light winds
- Life jackets required
- Cold‑water risks even in summer
- Parents/guardians must supervise children at all times; resort staff do not supervise; keep clear of anglers; return immediately if whitecaps form.