Enjoy a relaxing beverage in natural surroundings on our sundeck.
Our clean, brightly lit dining space seats up to 30 customers.
A complete menu of traditional and modern foods is available.
Specials include:
- Baked Beans & Hot Rolls
- Lasagna & Garlic Bread
- Jiggs Dinner
- Homemade Fish Cakes
- Fishermans Brewis
We also serve a wide selection of Hot & Cold sandwiches, Burgers, Steak, Seafood and Chicken Dishes, a full breakfast menu, omelettes, soup and salads, side orders, deserts and beverages.
A fully licensed establishment, we offer, beer, wine and spirits, television, video terminals and a pool table. All in quiet relaxing comfort.
Open from noon until 2am daily.
We have 10 single and double units. Our clean quiet rooms feature:
- Satellite television
- Inside and outside entrances
- Room service
- Maid Service
- Wake up call
- Wheelchair Access
- Summer Rates from $69.99 to $89.99
Our location at the intersection of the Trans Canada Highway, near Springdale and Highway 410, the gateway to the Baie Verte Peninsula is an ideal starting point for exploring the area.
Fishing & Hunting
Anglers have a choice of salmon, brook and pond trout. We're just 5 minutes from Indian River and Black Brook and a short drive from a few of the many ponds and lakes that our area is famous for.
Resident hunters can take advantage of excellent small game and waterfowl opportunities at our doorstep while visitors to the province have the services of local outfitters based nearby. Highway 410 straddles 2 moose management areas with caribou hunting on the west side. Spring and Fall hunts are available for North Americas largest, the Newfoundland Black Bear, found only on the island.
Snowmobiling crossroads
We're located at the intersection of a network of groomed snowmobile trails that lead to points in the Nfld. interior, Baie Verte Peninsula, Long Range Mountains and Green Bay.
Hiking & sight-seeing
The Green bay area boasts 9 major walking / hiking trails. Modern trails with all the amenities offer ready accesss to the areas spectacular scenery.
Museums & Historic Sites
The Baie Vette Peninsula has a rich history of mining. Museums and abandoned settlements give a rare glimpse into this glorious past.
Iceberg Alley
The Labrador current brings icebergs to our shores, along with whales seals and dolpins who feed on tiny krill and capelin. Whale pavilions with full size reconstructed skeletons are opening soon.
Located at the intersection of the Trans Canada Highway and Highway 410 (Baie Verte Branch), halfway between Deer Lake and Grand Falls-Windsor, just west of Sheppardville. If you're flying, the nearest airport in Deer Lake is apx. 90 km west.
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