Cascades Camps is on the North Arm of Rainy Lake, across from Devil's Cascade. The towns on either side of the border are Fort Frances, Ontario and International Falls, Minnesota. The cabins themselves are not on a road.
Cascades Camps is boat-in on the North Arm of Rainy Lake. There is no road to the pin. Open the map.
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There is no road to the pin. Get directions in the boat-trip notes below, and call or email for which launch to use.
Most U.S. visitors drive to International Falls on U.S. Highway 53. Fort Frances is across the Rainy River, on Ontario Highway 11, the Trans-Canada Highway. The two towns are joined by the Fort Frances–International Falls International Bridge, which is a land border crossing.
Carry a passport, or another document the two countries currently accept for land travel. Rules for children are different from the rules for adults, and the hours of the crossing can change. Check U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Canada Border Services Agency before you leave home. This page cannot keep those rules current.
The camp is about 28 miles from Fort Frances, Ontario, and about 30 miles from International Falls, Minnesota. There is no road to the cabins. They sit across from Devil's Cascade.
Call or email us for which launch to use. info@cascadescamps.com
US winter 651-439-5430
US summer 651-430-3549
Canada 807-274-9030
The lake is the boundary between Ontario and Minnesota. A boat that crosses that line has to report to customs. Call or email us for the boat route to camp, and for which fishing licence to buy.
Check the current crossing rules with U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Canada Border Services Agency.
The last part of the trip is by boat. Call or email us for which launch to use.