Duck Mountain Lodge
Bacon BBQ Smash27
Two smashed chuck patties, bacon and onion jam, cheddar, lettuce, tomato, brioche bun.
Madge Lake, Saskatchewan
Good food.
Warm beds.
Duck Mountain.
A restaurant and lounge, cafe, hotel and conference space inside Duck Mountain Provincial Park. Open year round, ten minutes from Kamsack. Slow down, eat well, and let us take care of you.
This week
Wings Wednesday, steak Friday, buffet Sunday.
Take out on everything. Call ahead and it is ready when you are.
Breakfast is weekends only for now. Closed for breakfast Monday to Friday. Big group? Call and we may open early for you.
Weekly specials
- WednesdayWing Night, 4 pm to 8 pm
- FridaySteak Night, 4 pm to 8 pm
- SundayBreakfast Buffet, 9 am to 12 pm
Fall hours
- MondayClosed
- TuesdayClosed
- Wednesday12 pm to 8 pm
- Thursday12 pm to 8 pm
- Friday12 pm to 8 pm
- Saturday9 am to 8 pm
- Sunday9 am to 8 pm
The kitchen
Way more than burgers.
Real ingredients, made from scratch, and every plate made with love. Weekend breakfast until 11:30, pickerel and ribeye at night, sourdough pizza any time. Most of the menu can be gluten free.
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Sandwiches and melts made to order, with fries or rings.
Soup of the Day6 / 8
Made from scratch. Ask your server for today’s creation.
Sunday Breakfast Buffet
Every Sunday, 9 am to 12 pm.
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Our own sourdough crust, made daily. Build your own with any 3 toppings.
Something Lighter
Fresh bowls and salads packed with greens. Most of the menu can be gluten free.
Baked In House
Cinnamon buns from scratch. Try one in the Cinna Crunch Parfait.
Stay
Clean, cozy rooms steps from the lake.
Modern hotel rooms with free Wi-Fi, a restaurant downstairs and the whole park out the door. Book by phone.
Slow down
You’re at the lake now.
Wake up to the loons. On weekends, breakfast is made for you. Your room is warm and ready, and the only plan is the one you feel like. Tell us what you need, allergies and all, and we’ll take care of the rest.
Our story
Abandoned for nine years. Back for good.
The lodge was scheduled for demolition. We saw a landmark worth saving and gave it back to the community that loves it.