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Cree Village Ecolodge

The Cree Village Ecolodge is owned and operated by the MoCreebec Community in Moose Factory, Ontario. The lodge opened July 15, 2000. It was designed to highlight culturally and ecologically appropriate principles. It incorporates a variety of natural materials and some of its rooms are served by a composting waste system. The Ecolodge has been featured in Natural Home Magazine as one of the top eco-destinations in North America.
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Evening view from river
Evening view from river		 Lodge grounds
Lodge grounds		 Corner windows
Corner windows		 Neighbours going fishing
Neighbours going fishing
Shoreline beside lodge
Shoreline beside lodge		 Lodge from docks
Lodge from docks		 Stair railings
Stair railings		 Corner of hall
Corner of hall
One end of the lodge
One end of the lodge		 Wooden bridge on lodge grounds
Wooden bridge on lodge grounds		 Outdoor seating
Outdoor seating		 Upstairs hallway
Upstairs hallway
Night illumination and greenery
Night illumination and greenery		 Stove and servery
Stove and servery		 Hall at night
Hall at night		 Modern kitchen
Modern kitchen
Hall ceiling
Hall ceiling		 Comfortable beds
Comfortable beds		 Silhouettes of trees on Charles Island
Silhouettes of trees on Charles Island		 Sunset from the lodge looking up gutway
Sunset from the lodge looking up gutway
Sunset
Sunset		 Early sunset
Early sunset		 Jacuzzi tub
Jacuzzi tub		 Lodge amid its grounds
Lodge amid its grounds
Hall from balconey
Hall from balconey		 Who needs water to have fun?
Who needs water to have fun?		 Boat passing Ecolodge
Boat passing Ecolodge		 River view of the Ecolodge.
River view of the Ecolodge.
Construction detail of timbers that were transported from Northwestern Ontario.
Construction detail of timbers that were transported from Northwestern Ontario.		 The Shaapuhtuuwan Dining Hall includes portraits of local elders and land.
The Shaapuhtuuwan Dining Hall includes portraits of local elders and land.		 Second floor corridor
Second floor corridor		 Balcony view of the Shaapuhtuuwan Dining Hall
Balcony view of the Shaapuhtuuwan Dining Hall
Each room has a name written in Cree syllabics, this is the Kingfisher Room.
Each room has a name written in Cree syllabics, this is the Kingfisher Room.		 The Honeymoon Suite includes a king sized bed and a Jacuzzi.
The Honeymoon Suite includes a king sized bed and a Jacuzzi.		 Typical guest room.
Typical guest room.		 The largest guest room includes space for small meetings.
The largest guest room includes space for small meetings.
Front of Ecolodge from Hospital Drive, Moose Factory.
Front of Ecolodge from Hospital Drive, Moose Factory.		 Ecolodge from ice road on the Moose River.
Ecolodge from ice road on the Moose River.		 Ecolodge seen from the ice road from Moosonee
Ecolodge seen from the ice road from Moosonee		 Stone hearth incorporates local fossils and animal footprints on ceramic tiles.
Stone hearth incorporates local fossils and animal footprints on ceramic tiles.
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Teri Pigeau 14-Apr-2007 03:04
I came looking for raven pics (and yours are great! thanks for sharing them) but I also got to looking at the others...Thanks for sharing these photo stories.
Teri Pigeau, Ottawa
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