Big Intervale Fishing Lodge - Margaree Valley - Photo album

Cottages were super cute, clean and cozy. The restaurant had terrific food. The only thing to keep in mind when booking here is the 15 plus kilometer dirt road to get there. This should be made aware on their website.

A lovely experience and one well worth taking - you don’t have to fish to enjoy. Cottage rooms are basic - and meet the needs - but that’s not really what it’s about. You are nestled in a tight little valley with a babbling waterway and trail next to you. A lovely 15 minute drive in through the w

This place is well off the beaten track...as my father-in-law says go to where the road ends- and then keep going!! But is it ever worth the drive!! The owners are fantastic people who pride themselves with their work. Herman and Ruth are wonderful. Herman is the chef and a master at that! The place

Incredible food and service! Probably the best meals we've eaten in NS. Ruth and her spouse Hermann provided great hospitality, we will absolutely be back!

This is the best little secret around these parts. The food is home cooked and absolutely delicious the cottages are nice and the fishing is fantastic. Definetly a must do if your coming down here. Da Best

Beautiful place and we went for dinner only. Nestled on the banks of the Margaree River, this quaint lodge offered an excellent dining experience. I recommend the Atlantic salmon! Well priced, generous portions and cooked to perfection! The staff was friendly and knowledgeable and were discreetly at

If you are visiting Cape Breton for the fall and you looking for beautiful scenery and some amazing food stop by the big Intervale salmon Lodge. My wife and I were attending the Highland Quest and on our way back home we stop by the lodge with a few friends. This was my wife and I first time there.

Cute cottages and good food in a beautiful remote setting on a river. No lunch served, so we ate leftovers from dinner and breakfast. Nice hiking trail along the river with views of mountains. Owners were friendly. Only negative is the last 8 miles (13 kilometers) over muddy, pot-holed dirt road, so