Lazy Bear Lodge in Churchill - Manitoba, Canada

Tour the log cabin Lazy Bear Lodge & Cafe in Churchill, Manitoba. The lodge boasts an authentic stone fireplace, and guests are provided a view of the northern lights, arctic foxes and even polar bears in the winter.

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[MrOnionRing]

@Browningauto5mag so expensive here, its mainly for rich tourists. better off getting an apartment with manitoba housing.

[Browningauto5mag]

I'm heading to Churchill this August to apply for a job at the port...how much does it cost per night at your nice lodge for 1 person ?

[Browningauto5mag]

I'm heading to Churchill this August to apply at the port :)

[lpsworld123]

@lilfrankie95 what street?

[lpsworld123]

i stay in churchill

[LifeAdaptor]

The lodge is truly amazing and well worth the stay for a perfect visit to Churchill. I worked there back in Polar Bear season (fall) 2008 and summer 2009 for Beluga Season.

The bears are amazing and so many to see but I have to say the whales captured my heart even more. Churchill is a must visit for anyone.

[lilfrankie95]

i live in churchill

[giantspida]

I think I stayed at the Tundra Inn when I went there. It was a pretty nice hotel and had internet, which I was not intially expecting.

I would really like to go back to Churchill someday. I was there in the summer so I didn't see any polar bears, but I saw a bunch of other wildlife and got to swim with beluga whales.

[anjele077]

I've stayed at Lazy Bear Lodge and I can't recommend it highly enough! The facilities are extremely clean and the staff are freindly and professional, and it's considerably good value for money. (No, I don't work for them, either!)