Tuckamore Lodge

At Tuckamore, we offer the highest quality outdoor experiences. Our cozy lodge is located on the northern tip of the island of Newfoundland. Because two of the world's largest ocean currents converge off our coast (the cold Labrador current and the warm Gulf Stream), we are blessed with an extremely rich marine environment. The lodge itself, is nestled beside a pond in a forested wilderness area. Our local staff take pride in introducing you to the area - historic fishing villages, world-famous cultural attractions and many natural wonders. Numerous species of whales feed in our coastal waters including thousands of Humpbacks. We are the first to view the annual parade of 10,000-year old icebergs that drift down from Greenland on the Labrador current and linger. Millions of seabirds return annually to breed and raise their young, and sightings of rare and unusual species of birds are not uncommon. This area is also renowned for its abundant populations of moose, caribou, black bear, Atlantic salmon and brook trout. Opportunities for canoeing are boundless and we are close to Gros Morne National Park, renowned for it's spectacular scenery, unique geology and exceptional hiking opportunities.