Trout Point Lodge calls itself "an utterly civilized outpost" nestled in the wild soul of eastern Canada's Maritime Provinces. All eight luxurious suites evoke the outdoors with walls and ceiling beams made of huge spruce logs and chiseled granite-and-sandstone fireplaces. Guests can recline in handmade Acadian wood furniture and enjoy sweeping views of the untamed Tusket River. This "haute rustic" comfort extends throughout the lodge with handmade rugs, Tiffany lamps, an outdoor sauna, and a roomy cedar hot tub.

Nature trails wind through Trout Point's 100-acre wooded estate, where astute hikers may glimpse beavers, deer, bears, turtles, eagles, moose, and more. Since the grounds abut the vast Tobeatic Wilderness Area—a rugged expanse of wild rivers, rocky lakes, remote islands, old-growth forests, and remarkable glacial landforms—outdoor activities abound. Swimming, canoeing, mountain biking, kayaking, wildlife watching, and catch-and-release fishing are just a

Trout Point Lodge calls itself "an utterly civilized outpost" nestled in the wild soul of eastern Canada's Maritime Provinces. All eight luxurious suites evoke the outdoors with walls and ceiling beams made of huge spruce logs and chiseled granite-and-sandstone fireplaces. Guests can recline in handmade Acadian wood furniture and enjoy sweeping views of the untamed Tusket River. This "haute rustic" comfort extends throughout the lodge with handmade rugs, Tiffany lamps, an outdoor sauna, and a roomy cedar hot tub.

Nature trails wind through Trout Point's 100-acre wooded estate, where astute hikers may glimpse beavers, deer, bears, turtles, eagles, moose, and more. Since the grounds abut the vast Tobeatic Wilderness Area—a rugged expanse of wild rivers, rocky lakes, remote islands, old-growth forests, and remarkable glacial landforms—outdoor activities abound. Swimming, canoeing, mountain biking, kayaking, wildlife watching, and catch-and-release fishing are just a few.

Because of its ongoing dedication to environmental stewardship, Trout Point has won many accolades, including the Parks Canada Sustainable Tourism Award. Its enviro-efforts include using natural construction materials (including non-toxic dyes in the upholstery and rugs), solar power, on-site gardens (and cheese making), sustainable seafood, gray-water irrigation, and a recent plan to install a wastewater treatment facility.