Cedar Point Resort is a drive-in, self-catered fishing resort on the north end of Cedar Lake near Vermilion Bay, Ontario. It is a strong fit for groups that want the flexibility of a housekeeping cabin trip while still having access to a large, connected-water fishery.
The resort sits where Cedar Lake’s east and west arms meet the Cedar River. Cedar Lake itself has about 6,500 acres and 61 miles of shoreline, while the river connection leads toward Perrault Lake and a nine-lake system with more than 20,000 acres of water. That makes Cedar Point especially relevant for anglers who want to fish different areas during a week without changing accommodations.
The fishery is promoted for walleye, jumbo perch, crappie, smallmouth bass, northern pike, and muskellunge. Cedar Lake is identified as a Class A muskie fishery, so it can work well for a mixed group where some anglers want a dependable multi-species trip and others are focused on muskie.
Cedar Point has nine private lakeview cabins: one five-bedroom cabin, two four-bedroom cabins, and six two-bedroom cabins. Cabin capacity ranges from two to 16 guests. The standard weekly package includes a 16-foot camp boat with a 15-horsepower motor, daily gas top-up for camp boats, an equipped kitchen, charcoal grill, propane deep fryer, drinking water, and a private three-piece bathroom.
Guests can upgrade to a 25-horsepower boat, a deluxe 17-foot Alumacraft or G3 boat with a 50-horsepower Yamaha, trolling motor, or depth finder. Confirm the selected cabin, boat setup, safety equipment you need to bring, current lake-navigation guidance, and weekly arrival dates directly with Cedar Point Resort before reserving.
Cedar Point Resort is a self-catered Cedar Lake fishing resort near Vermilion Bay, Ontario.
Cedar Point Resort is on Cedar Lake where the lake’s east and west arms meet the Cedar River. The resort describes access to a connected nine-lake system with more than 20,000 acres of water.
That makes it a good fit for a group that wants variety through the week rather than one small-lake experience. Confirm current routes, maps, water levels, and the appropriate boat range before planning longer runs.
Yes. Cedar Point Resort has nine cabins, including one five-bedroom cabin and two four-bedroom cabins. Its published capacity range is from two to 16 people per cabin.
An eight-person group may have several workable cabin options, but bed layouts and availability are more important than bedroom count alone. Ask the resort to confirm the exact sleeping arrangement before booking.
The standard package includes a 16-foot camp boat with two or three seats and a 15-horsepower motor. Cedar Point also lists a 25-horsepower upgrade and limited deluxe 17-foot Alumacraft or G3 boats with 50-horsepower Yamaha motors.
Trolling motors and depth finders are optional additions. Confirm availability, fuel terms, and the best setup for your group’s fishing style before reserving.
Yes. Cedar Point is a housekeeping-style resort with equipped cabin kitchens, kitchen towels, cooking utensils, grills, and private three-piece bathrooms. Guests supply their own meals and personal items such as bathroom towels, life jackets, and boat bumpers.
This suits groups that value control over food costs and schedule. Confirm the cabin’s exact kitchen equipment and the current packing list before travel.
