Photo Credit: Tom Evans

On an expansive plateau in the interior of British Columbia, in the secluded heart of Bonaparte Provincial Park is a unique place; wild and unspoiled, yet accessible and welcoming.

A place for the adventurous.

Photo Credit: Wayne Parsons (@wayneparsons.photo)

Pristine wilderness at your doorstep

Some guests come to Skitchine Lodge for the world-class fishing, while others return time and time again for the unparalleled wilderness experience.

Surrounded by nothing by nature, indulge your senses and recharge your batteries.

Photo Credits: Wayne Parsons (@wayneparsons.photo)

Modern comforts in a remote setting

In a striking setting overlooking Dagger Lake and picturesque Skoatl Point, Skitchine Lodge offers contemporary accommodations, sumptuous dining, a fully stocked bar and even a fly shop.

A bright, open-design main lodge and elegant spacious cabins are just the beginning of our full-service facilities.

Outdoor fun for Everyone

Our unique location provides for a wide variety of outdoor adventures. At Skitchine Lodge, fishing is just the beginning. Guests enjoy hiking, orienteering, canoeing, photography, swimming and star gazing, just to name a few.

However, our luxurious accommodations and great service may tempt you to just sit back and enjoy the peace and tranquility that surrounds you.

Photo Credits: Logan Evans

Post spark lake Fire recovery

In 2021, the Spark Lake Fire burned through Bonaparte Provincial Park.

Thankfully, the main buildings of Skitchine Lodge were untouched. Only our auxiliary structures sustained damage, such as our water tower. It burnt down, but in doing so proceeded to dump all of its water on the fire below, thereby saving the rest of our buildings.

Years after the fire, it’s fascinating to wander the forests and witness the rebirth of this forest ecosystem.

For starters, in 2022 a bumper crop of morel mushrooms grew amongst the charred tree trunks. These mushrooms flush and cluster together the year after a fire and are eagerly anticipated by mushroom foragers.

Our lakes and the the spawning streams that feed into them are healthy and rich in nutrients from the post-fire runoff. The trout are bigger and fatter than ever.

Photo Credits: Logan Evans