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The company you keep and the adventures you share are what make for the trip of a lifetime.

Adventure Destinations pulls those experiences together for your group.

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Twin Falls Lodge


Thompsons Camps Otter Lake Resort


Canadian Fishing Outposts

Why we do what we do

We want you to have the time of your life.

Retreat from the push and pull of daily life to one of Adventure Destinations International’s locations. It is there that the outdoors feels greater, companions get closer, jokes become funnier, meals seem tastier and time moves slower. We work to accommodate each of your requests so that during your trip, the world disappears and your friends and family come into focus.

About us

Adventure Destinations International connects visitors from around the world with outstanding experiences in Northern Saskatchewan locations suiting their wants and needs.

 

Visiting Northern Saskatchewan is simple through Adventure Destinations International (ADI), a privately-owned organization with fishing lodges in one of the most beautiful regions of Canada. Booking your next trip through ADI will take you to Twin Falls Lodge or Thompson’s Camps Otter Lake Resort. You could also spend time at one of three outpost camps or five secluded fly-in fishing lakes, all owned and operated by ADI.

ADI is a division of PIC Investment Group, a venture capital investment company focused on growth financing in the chemical industry, transportation industry, industrial real estate as well as Northern Saskatchewan development through the outfitting industry. For more information on PIC Investment Group, visit www.picgroup.ca.

The Artists in Missinipe Churchill River residency program supports visual artists creating recognisable images of Northern Saskatchewan. During their residency, artists will be provided accommodation at a select Adventure Destinations location. Each artist will donate one piece resulting from their time in the Artists in Missinipe Churchill River residency program to the WeTu Gallery permanent collection. Learn more at http://www.wetu.ca.