Island View Retreat
Private lakefront cottage sleeping 16 on Big Gull Lake.
Camp's Bay Marina
Boat rentals, fuel dock, bait & tackle, and ice cream.
Kirk Kove Cottages & Marina
Historic resort operating 90+ years on the south shore.
Helen Lane Boat Launch
Township-maintained public launch on the northeast end.
Thompson Road Boat Launch
Township-maintained public launch on the southwest end.
Veley Road Boat Launch
Public launch on the south shore, west of Camp's Bay.
East Basin — Walleye & Smallmouth
Deep, rocky basin with max depth of 85 ft.
West Basin — Largemouth & Pike
Shallower basin (Little Gull Lake) with weedy bays.
Island View Dock — Perch & Bass
Catch perch and bass right off the dock. Perfect for kids.
Campsite 1
Rugged site with sloped rock shoreline. A wild, untamed feel for experienced campers.
Campsite 2
Gradual sloped shoreline to water. Easy access from the water makes landing straightforward.
Campsite 3
Island site with sloped rock shoreline. Level tent areas with a rock ledge for swimming access and good fishing.
Campsite 4
Flat and gradual sloped shoreline. One of the more accessible sites near the west end of the lake.
Campsite 5
Located on the western portion of the lake between the two main clusters of sites.
Campsite 6
Gradual slope to water with rocky shoreline. Good access and nice views across the lake.
Campsite 7 / 7A
Flat shoreline with good boat parking. Choice of site 7A or 7B — a flexible option for groups.
Campsite 7B
Island portion of the Campsite 7 package. Book site 7 for access to both 7A and 7B.
Campsite 8
Sloped rock shoreline to water. Rugged but fairly large island site. Room for 1 tent on level ground. Nice popular site.
Campsite 9
Steep sloped shoreline. Fairly uneven terrain with a flat surface for 1 tent. For those who like a challenge.
Campsite 10
Flat rock shoreline. Nice flat, large campsite — one of the most spacious island sites on the lake.
Campsite 11
Steep rock shoreline with rough terrain. A smaller, more intimate site suited for solo campers.
Campsite 12
Steep rock shoreline but a flat campsite that can easily accommodate 2 or 3 tents. A nice campsite.
Campsite 13
Island site with a flat place to pitch a tent. Good facilities with fireplace and privy.
Campsite 14
Located in the central cluster of islands on Big Gull Lake.
Campsite 15
Large flat site with steep rock shoreline to water. Beautiful panoramic view of the lake — a premium site.
Campsite 16
Small site on a point with a nice view. Flat shoreline to water for easy landing.
Campsite 17
Shoreline slopes to water. Large site but best suited for one tent. A popular and well-visited site.
Campsite 18
Located in the central portion of the lake among the island cluster.
Campsite 19
Situated in the central island area of Big Gull Lake.
Campsite 20
Large, flat site with room enough for 2 or 3 tents. Gentle rock slope shoreline to water. Great for groups.
Campsite 21A
Large flat island with gentle slope to water. Described as 'one of the best sites on Big Gull' — spacious with excellent sunset views and hammock spots.
Campsite 21
Large, flat mainland site. Combined with island site 21A as a package — choose where to set up camp when you arrive.
Campsite 22
Gentle rock slope to water. Nice flat site. Combined with island site 22A as a package — choose your preferred setup.
Campsite 22A
Beautiful island site with large, flat rock shoreline. One of the most scenic package sites on the lake.
Campsite 23
Level rock shoreline and nice flat campsite. Rated as a very nice campsite — an excellent choice on the east end.
Campsite 24
Small rugged island site with room for one small tent. Sloped rock shoreline to water. Best for solo adventurers.
Campsite 25
Located on the far eastern end of Big Gull Lake, near the Helen Lane boat launch.
Crotch Lake Trail
20 km trail through Canadian Shield landscape.
Island View Private Beach
Private sandy beach with gentle slope — perfect for kids.
Viking Lodge
Pre-Confederation cabin from the late 1800s.
Gull Creek Dam & Outflow
Where Big Gull Lake drains into Crotch Lake.