WORLD-CLASS FISHING • WATERFRONT WILDERNESS • FOUR-SEASON RETREAT
Nopiming Wilderness — Remote, Private & Truly One-of-a-Kind
A rare opportunity to own a waterfront wilderness cabin in the heart of Manitoba’s Nopiming Wilderness.
If you’re looking for peace, privacy, incredible fishing and a place where you can disconnect from everyday life, this approximately 1,000 sq. ft. four-season cabin offers an experience that is becoming increasingly difficult to find.
Surrounded by pristine wilderness and abundant wildlife, this is the kind of place where the journey is part of the adventure — and once you arrive, you’ll understand why people fall in love with this area.
THE CABIN
The cabin offers approximately 1,000 sq. ft. of comfortable rustic living space, including:
● 2 spacious bedrooms
● Additional tool/storage room (that can be converted back to a bedroom)
● propane chandelier over the diningroom table
● solar light in each room
● outside - a nice outhouse - vented with vinyl flooring and seat
● RV shower pump
● Large screened-in porch — perfect for morning coffee, relaxing after a day on the lake or enjoying the sounds of the wilderness (36” Blackstone grill is included)
● full-size electric refrigerator (2022)
● propane stove with oven (2022)
● Steel roof (2013)
● Drolet wood stove (2021) for cozy evenings and four-season use
● Cell service works through an amplifier – be anywhere in the cabin or screened porch (or in the yard) to make calls, check the weather, video chat, etc.
OUTDOOR LIVING
The outdoor setup is ready for enjoying everything this spectacular location has to offer:
● Waterfront dock built in 2022
● New deck built in 2023
● 2 storage sheds
● Wood lean-to with convenient access to firewood
● Beautiful waterfront setting with room to relax, entertain and enjoy the scenery
BOATS & FISHING
For the fishing enthusiast, this property is ready to go.
Included are:
● Three 12’ aluminum boats
● One 16’ aluminum boat
● Yamaha 25 hp 4-stroke motor
● Ice fishing tent
The fishing is exceptional, with opportunities for:
● Pickerel (Walleye)
● Smallmouth Bass
● Northern Pike (Jack)
● Perch
● Access to a Lake Trout lake
Summer fishing and ice fishing are both excellent.
FOUR WAYS TO ACCESS YOUR WILDERNESS GETAWAY
Getting here is part of the adventure — and you have options.
ARGO
Travel the old goldmine trail by Argo. An 8-wheel Argo with tracks is available for separate purchase.
SNOWMOBILE
The same trail provides winter access by snowmobile.
BOAT & PORTAGE
Put your boat in at Tooth Lake and travel approximately 15 minutes to the first portage.
The portages are approximately a 2-minute walk, followed by about 3 minutes by boat to the second portage.
Boats are positioned at the bottom of each portage, so there is no need to carry boats across — making the journey considerably easier.
More about plans for the Tooth Lake day use area – at the end of this ad.
✈️ FLOAT PLANE
Prefer to skip the overland route?
The cabin can be reached by approximately a 20-minute flight with Adventure Air out of Lac Du Bonnet is available for charter and can land directly at the dock.
WILDLIFE & WILDERNESS
This is a place where nature is all around you.
Wildlife sightings may include:
● Moose
● Lynx
● Mink
● Eagles
● Trumpeter swans
● Merganser ducks
● Loons
● Geese
● Otters
● And many other northern wildlife species
Explore by boat, travel to the rapids and portages, watch the northern lights from the dock or simply sit on the screened porch and listen to the wilderness.
YEAR-ROUND ADVENTURE
There is something to enjoy in every season:
World-class fishing
Boating and exploring miles of beautiful waterways
Miles of snowmobile trails
❄️ Ice fishing
⛷️ Cross-country skiing
Northern lights viewing
Bird watching
Wildlife viewing
A NOTE ABOUT THE 2025 WILDFIRE
We want to be completely transparent about the wildfire that affected the area in May 2025.
There were five cabins on the lake. Three cabins were destroyed by the fire - one is currently being rebuilt. Our cabin was not affected and remained untouched.
The cabin and its improvements are being offered as they stand today.
ASSIGNED (not leased) LAND
The cabin is located on an assignment. - the land itself is not owned with the cabin. The assignment would be transferred by the government to the new owner of the cabin.
The current annual assignment fee is only $85.50 per year.
This provides an exceptionally affordable way to enjoy your own private wilderness retreat without the cost of purchasing waterfront land.
THIS IS MORE THAN A CABIN
It’s a place to fish until sunset.
A place to watch the loons from the dock.
A place to wake up to the sound of the wilderness instead of traffic.
A place for family, friends, snowmobiles, boats, campfires, northern lights and years of memories.
And with the cabin, dock, deck, boats, storage and multiple access options already in place, much of the work of creating your wilderness escape has already been done.
If you’ve been dreaming about having your own remote fishing and wilderness retreat, this is a rare opportunity to make it happen.
For more information: please send a message from here, or call or text 204-792-6162
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A message from Manitoba Parks:
Tooth Lake Access Improvement Project-For distribution
We would like to inform you of a recently approved Fish and Wildlife Enhancement Fund (FWEF) grant that will support improvements to public access at Tooth Lake in Nopiming Provincial Park.
The project, led by the North Nopiming Wildlife Association in partnership with Manitoba Fisheries, Manitoba Parks, and Manitoba Conservation, will include improvements to the existing access trail, construction of a parking area, installation of a boat launch and dock, and the addition of supporting infrastructure such as signage, picnic tables, waste facilities, and an outhouse.
A key objective of the project is to provide safe and managed public access to Tooth Lake while taking away the need for boat caching along the shoreline. By creating a formal access point for anglers and other users, it is anticipated that cached boats and associated debris can be removed from the lake area, helping to improve the appearance of the shoreline and reduce environmental impacts.
The project also aims to provide safer access for recreational users as well as Parks and Fisheries staff conducting monitoring and maintenance activities. Once completed, the infrastructure will be maintained by Manitoba Parks.
As planning and permitting requirements advance, additional information regarding timelines and project implementation will be shared with interested stakeholders.
If you have any questions regarding the project, please contact the Lac du Bonnet Park District office.
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