Lodge dock and red cabin at Andrew Lake Lodge & Camps surrounded by forest.

Northern lights over a lake with seaplanes docked at a wooden pier.

Person in dark jacket and gloves holding a large speckled fish by a lakeshore.

Person standing on a dock beside a boat under northern lights over a lake.

Angler holds a speckled fish on a small boat beside forest and lake shoreline.

Andrew Lake Lodge & Camps

Andrew Lake Lodge & Camps in Wood Buffalo, Alberta, offers remote fly-in fishing and aurora viewing getaways with modern comforts in true wilderness. Set in the extreme northeast corner of Alberta on the 60th Parallel, it gives guests access to legendary trophy fishing on pristine northern lakes, far from city lights and crowds. Nearly 24-hour daylight in June and July is ideal for long days on the water, while late August and September bring dark, clear skies that showcase vivid northern lights. Rustic log cabins sleep two to four guests and feature hot and cold running water, showers, flush toilets, electricity, Wi-Fi, satellite phone service and TV. Guests also have use of 14-foot Lund and Alumarine boats with 9.9 HP motors, plus outpost camps on nearby lakes for an even more secluded retreat.