Rest
A full bath with a stand-up shower, towels and toiletries included — and a large smart TV for the evenings you'd rather stay in.
A branch of Travelling Timbers
Timber Shores sits on Lesser Slave Lake in Widewater, AB, backing onto Nine Mile Creek — with a hidden sandy beach, direct access to Widewater's only boat launch, and forest pathways right outside the door.
Four Sage Cabins are ready now, with our new Timber Lodge open for events, and more of the resort taking shape every season. Every stay is yours to shape — from a firelit evening in to a full day out on the water.
Every cabin comes fully equipped, too — free WiFi, a gas fireplace, and a BBQ right outside your door — plus there's the private beach, boat launch access, and a communal fire pit by the Lodge. Bringing the dog along? We're pet friendly (a nightly surcharge applies).
First look — full photography coming Oct 2026
Four Sage Cabins, ready now
A full bath with a stand-up shower, towels and toiletries included — and a large smart TV for the evenings you'd rather stay in.
Sink, microwave, induction cooktop, and fridge/freezer, with all cookware and dishware provided — plus a BBQ right outside your door.
All four cabins are the same Sage Cabin design, fully municipally serviced with free WiFi — a hidden sandy beach and Widewater's boat launch are both just steps away.
Just finished — Aug 2026
A 20x20 lodge with a full commercial kitchen and dining room, plus a covered 12x20 seating area — built for weddings, reunions, retreats, and anything else worth gathering the whole group for.
At the Lodge & around the resort
Nothing on the calendar right now — check back soon, or ask us about hosting your own gathering at the Lodge.
Your days, your way
Cast for walleye and pike, or take a canoe out at dusk when the lake goes still and the loons call across it.
Walk the forest to the Marten Mountain lookout, or catch the spring migration — the lake is one of North America's great songbird corridors.
Gather round the communal fire pit by the Lodge, fire up the BBQ, and — when the season turns — watch the aurora move over the water.
This season
Four Sage Cabins and the new Timber Lodge are open now, with more of the resort taking shape. Book a founding-season stay and settle into the shore before the crowds ever find it.
Check availabilityFrom our Google reviews
”Woke up our first morning to a bald eagle right across the creek, clutching a fish, then soaring right over our heads. The rocky and sandy beaches are stunning, the sunsets magical, and the beds so comfortable and clean. Loved the fire pit.”
MLJS, Google review
”Beautiful new cabins only a short walk to the lakeshore. Can't wait to come back.”
AndyEdw24, Google review
”Such quality... top notch!”
Mama Bear, Google review
Now taking reservations
Cabins are limited and the season is short. Reserve your dates and we'll take care of the rest.
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