Hungry Jack Outfitters can provide you with everything you need for paddling and camping in the Boundary Waters or Quetico Park.
Even if you just need a light Kevlar canoe and some good advice, we can help. All our customers get trip-planning assistance, permit reservations, and friendly service.
Complete Outfitting Packages
Complete outfitting provides you with everything you need for a wilderness canoe trip, from planning and permits to hot showers at the end. All trips are custom-planned for your group.
We recommend a complete package for those who have not been to the area or do not have much experience in wilderness travel. Many of our guests use complete outfitting simply because it is easy and we always have the latest gear ready and waiting for them when they arrive.
You bring only clothing and some personal gear, and we take care of the rest. Here’s a list of what’s included with complete outfitting. You will receive a checklist with specific suggestions about clothing and personal items that we find to be worth their weight.
Complete Outfitting with Kevlar Canoes – Rates per Person
| Calendar Days | Kevlar Canoes |
| 3 | $365 |
| 4 | $460 |
| 5 | $550 |
| 6 | $630 |
| 7 | $690 |
| each day over 7 days | + $80 |
Special discounts for completely outfitted parties only (one per person)
- 25% discount for children 16 and under, with two adult rates.
- 10% discount for returning guests.
- 10% discount for groups of six or more people.
Please note:
- All rates are per person for the whole trip.
- Days are calendar days on the water.
- One overnight at our base before your trip and showers after are also included with complete outfitting.
- Fishing licenses and permit fees are not included.
- We also have a special package for the solo traveler.
Food-and-Canoe Package
The food-and-canoe packages are for people who have most of their own camping gear.
We take care of the food, which is the most time-consuming and difficult thing to organize. Then we put it all in an insulated food pack so it’s easy to find. And we provide a canoe, paddles, flotation jackets, a room the night you arrive with breakfast in the morning, and trip routing.
The food-and-canoe packages also include our clean-up kit and bear-rope system. Other camping gear and maps are available ala cart from Hungry Jack Outfitters or you may bring your own.
Food and Canoe Only, Rates per Person
| Calendar Days | |
| 3 | $225 |
| 4 | $290 |
| 5 | $350 |
| 6 | $400 |
| 7 | $450 |
| each, over 7 | + $65 |
We can add other gear from our Partial Outfitting list below.
Partial Outfitting: Canoes and Equipment
- Equipment rentals of 7 days or more get one free day. Repeat customers receive a 5% discount on canoes.
- More-experienced travelers may want to opt for a partial package, selecting the items they need from the list below.
- Transport to some Gunflint Trail entry points is included. Transport to other entries is available.
- Tow service to Quetico Park $78 round trip per person.
- Fishing licenses are available in our store.
- All rates below are per calendar day — no half-days.
Canoe Rental Rates
All canoe rentals include portage yoke, paddles, flotation vests, and trip routing. Bent-shaft wooden paddles are available with Kevlar canoes for $1 per paddle per day.
Our Kevlar two person canoes are: The Northstar Polaris, The Wenonah MN II, and the Quetico i6′ and Quetico 17′ from Souris River Canoes.
Our three seat canoes are: The Quetico 18.5′ from Souris River, MN III and Seneca from Wenonah.
We also have the Northstar Northshore 4 seat canoe. It works really well for families and four people who like being together. It weighs about 60 pounds but hauls four people and all their gear easily.
Our solo canoes are the Wenonah Prism for people between 140 and 220 lbs. and the Northstar Trillium for people between 90 and 150 lbs.
| Two person Kevlar canoes (40 to 45 lb.) | $46 |
| Three-person Kevlar canoe | $55 |
| We-no-nah Prism Kevlar solo canoe (35 lb.) | $35 |
| 17′ Aluminum canoes (65 lb.) | $35 |
Equipment Rental Rates
| Tents–Eureka Timberline | |
| Medium (sleeps 2 or 3) | $16 |
| Large (sleeps 4 or 5) | $18 |
| Sleeping bag, freshly laundered | $8 |
| Therm-a-rest sleeping pad | $4 |
| Full length Therm-a-rest | $6 |
| Traditional style Duluth packs: #3, #3.5, or #4 | $6 |
| Cook kit with utensils, per party (must be returned clean) | $8 |
| Propane stoves – 2 burner | $8 |
| Propane stoves – 1 burner | $5 |
| Food only in a pack | $50/person/day |
| SPOT messenger | $25 programming plus $10/day |
Other items in our complete outfit are available at reasonable daily rates.
Bunkrooms and Breakfast
We have private rooms for guests needing a place to stay before or after their trip. Each room has bunk beds for up to four or six. Rooms also have a table and chairs, lights and electricity. Showers and toilets are in a separate building. Pets are allowed in the bunk rooms. All our buildings are smoke free.
More about our bunk house rooms
Bunkhouse and Breakfast Rates
| Private bunkhouse rooms, including showers and towels, per person | $21 |
| Breakfast, delivered to your room | $6 |
| Pets | $5/pet |
Our breakfast includes freshly baked blueberry muffins, cereal, milk, orange juice, and coffee, tea, or cocoa. Breakfasts are delivered to your room in a basket at 7:00 AM or later. Gluten free options available, $2 extra per person with advance notice.
Group Rates
For complete outfitting we will discount our rate as follows:
- 6 to 11 people: deduct 10%
- 12 to more people: deduct 25%
For partial outfitting and for food-and-canoe packages, we will discount prices by 10% for groups of 12 or more.
Going solo?
This is a great way to experience the wilderness that offers unique rewards and challenges. Traveling alone requires some additional skills and is not for total beginners. If you have some previous experience in the woods, it can be very satisfying.
We have special lightweight canoes and gear for the solo traveler. For complete outfitting, our regular complete-outfitting rates apply.
This package includes a We-no-nah solo Kevlar canoe weighing 32 lb., special tent and pack, and extra-light gear. For our larger solo paddlers, or those concentrating on fishing, we use the Souris River 16′ Quetico as a solo boat. It weighs a few pounds more but handles a much bigger load and is very stable.
