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Hungry Jack Lodge

By Jeremy Kemp

Since their main lodge was destroyed in a fire in March of 2008, the people at Hungry Jack Lodge have been working hard to get that lodge back up and running. While construction has been taking place, the dining and lounge services have been suspended, but all of the other amenities at the lodge are still available to customers.

“We hope to have the new Lodge finished by June, maybe July, the insulation is being finished and it’s going well,” said Ericka Blaschko of Hungry Jack Lodge. “There may be a premier re-opening when everything is finished, but we won’t know for sure until it’s almost done.”

In the meantime Hungry Jack Lodge still offers their regular activities like fishing, canoeing, and hiking, as well as cabin rentals and camping.



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