Uxbridge Arms supports the local community by sponsoring several private local hunt camps. Uxbridge Arms wants to get new hunters into the field and these camps have about 2000 acres of private lands in total and are non-profit private camps. There are currently four camps taking members - Madoc Camp, Stirling Camp, Turriff Camp and Port Perry Camp. These camps are all on private lands and most of these camps are surrounded by thousands of acres of crown land.

Subject to an application and interview, you may join one of these clubs! They are all beginner friendly and no experience is necessary. There will always be senior members on-site, ready to help you throughout your hunt, including field dressing your deer and getting the deer to the butcher - if you need help.

Madoc Camp is WMU 68A.

Stirling Camp is WMU 68A.

Turriff Camp, depending on which cabin you book, is WMU 61 or WMU 68A.

Port Perry Camp is WMU 73.

Depending on what you are using to hunt with. Rifle & shotgun are only allowed during its season, along with archery and blackpowder muzzleloaders.

Always reference the current year's Hunting Regulations for specific seasons:

2026 Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary

Madoc Camp is WMU 68A.

Stirling Camp is WMU 68A.

Turriff Camp, depending on which cabin you book, is WMU 61 or WMU 68A.

Port Perry Camp is WMU 73.

Madoc Hunt Camp is a private camp on a 100 acre privately owned parcel of land, surrounded by an additional 300 acres of forested nature. There is a central cabin for up to 6 hunters, along with 6 hunting blinds.  This is an "old school" type of deer hunt.

Absolutely! Members are allowed to visit during the “open house” days set by senior members.

The days to visit are:

July 5th

August 2nd

September 6th

Membership fee is $250 for one overnight hunt, from afternoon of the day you arrive, to morning of the next day. Upgrades to your membership are available if you would like to stay for longer than one overnight hunt.

Madoc, Stirling and Turriff only offer whitetail deer hunting during deer season. You can hunt with...

Archery,

Rifle

Muzzleloader (Blackpowder),

Always reference the current year's Hunting Regulations for specific seasons:

2026 Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary

Goose and Duck hunting is available in Port Perry only in 2026.

Elk and Moose are available but you need to get a tag, which can be time consuming and difficult. Turkey and Bear hunts are available, these are more expensive memberships but you can ask if available. We suggest everyone start with deer hunting.

Madoc has a traditional central lodge with overnight bunk bed style sleeping, then a walk out to one of 6 tree blinds. There is a generator and a small kitchen. 

Stirling and Turriff both have 5 private cabins and each cabin sleeps up to 2 people.  You will hunt out of the cabin, and the bait is located very close to the cabin window (6 windows total).

Depending on what equipment you use (firearm, archery, etc), as these have differing seasons for what you are hunting with.

Always reference the current year's Hunting Regulations for specific seasons:

2026 Ontario Hunting Regulations Summary

Madoc Camp is WMU 68A.

Stirling Camp is WMU 68A.

Turriff Camp, depending on which cabin you book, is WMU 61 or WMU 68A.

Port Perry Camp is WMU 73.

Your hunting equipment, sleeping bag, water bottle and water for 24 hours, low-scent food (sandwiches, dry food, salads, etc) for when you are hunting, warm clothes, battery operated phone charger, cellular phone, flashlight.

Yes! Anyone over the age of 12 requires their own membership however.

Cabins on Turriff & Stirling are limited to 2 people max.

The central lodge at Madoc is for adults only.

No. For your safety, there are no dogs or pets allowed at any camp.

No. In the private cabins & hunting blinds, the idea is to create as little scent as possible, as to not spook the deer away from your hunting area.

The central lodge at Madoc has a kitchen and wood stove.

There are dozens of trail cameras set up around to monitor activity.

No, but we will post weekly updates on Facebook and by email.

A map will be given to you after your booking is complete. Once you arrive, you’ll be escorted to your cabin. If you have difficulty walking, the senior member will be able to drive you to your cabin.

On the day of your hunt, you will have to arrive at 12:00PM. You will be greeted by a senior member, who will escort your group  to the cabin, and show you the 6 hunting blinds. Once you get your gear ready, you can go to your blinds and begin hunting right away! Thirty minutes after sunset you must pack up and return to the central cabin to sleep. You can return to the blind 30 minutes before sunrise to continue hunting, so be sure to get up early. Keep odours to a minimum, its best not to eat in the tree blind, just focus on the hunt.

Once you have taken a shot, you must IMMEDIATELY call the senior member. DO NOT attempt to track the game yourself! The senior member will assist or teach you how to track the deer and field dress.

Stirling Camp is 10 minutes away from Madoc Camp with its own 250 acres of private land. Stirling Camp has a group of 5 wilderness cabins which you can directly sleep and hunt from.

On the day of your hunt, you will have to arrive at 12:00PM. You will be greeted by a senior member, who will escort you to your booked cabin. Once you are settled and ready, you are allowed to hunt directly from the cabin! You will not need to leave the cabin, as your cabin is pre-baited for you. You will have 30 minutes after sunset to hunt and you will also have 30 minutes before sunrise to hunt, so be sure to get up early. 

Once you have taken a shot, you must IMMEDIATELY call the senior member. DO NOT attempt to track the game yourself! The senior member will assist or teach you how to track the deer and field dress.

Yes, only if there is an available opening for the other cabin you wish to have.