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About Us |
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 Camp 1155 Limited, Incorporated May 1964The Camp is governed by camp members who are responsible for maintaining the camp, organizing visits and ensuring that each visit is appropriately supplied. Members also make arrangements for the final fly-in and supervise shopping in Goose Bay. Every group visiting the camp shall consist of at least one member as well as any guests, up to a total of six visitors. The group will also be accompanied and supported by two experienced and licensed guides during its one week stay.Visitors to Camp 1155 make their own way to Goose Bay, NL. In Goose you will have an opportunity to shop for preferred items of food, your choice of beverages, and other necessities. The stay in Goose Bay is usually two nights, but is also subject to weather conditions. HistoryCamp 1155 was founded by Trans Canada Air pilots John Rankin and Ron McLeod in 1963. The following year the camp was incorporated with the goal of maintaining a limited-size social organization based on the conviction that nothing is finer than fresh air, clean water, good friends and BIG BROOK TROUT.Initially Camp 1155 was a tent camp. In 1967 a permanent six-man cabin was built, and two years later a three-man guide camp was added. These facilities receive gentle upgrading as the years go by, but the rustic, wilderness character prevails. It is said that the Eagle River system, where Camp 1155 is located, was surveyed by famed naturalist and angler Lee Wulff at some point between 1935 and 1954. |
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Our LocationCamp and surrounding water details of the upper Eagle River system. .Camp 1155 is 76 air miles south east from Otter Creek, (Goose Bay) Labrador and about 110 air miles from the Labrador Coast |
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