Outfitter, Guides, & Hunting Lodge Insurance
Auburn, Everett, Islanders Insurance - San Juan County, Safe Harbor Insurance - San Juan County, Gig Harbor, Oak Harbor, Seattle, University Place

What we cover

We can address the needs of many types of lodging operations:

• Alaska fly-in fishing and hunting lodges,
• Southern hunting plantations,
• Ozark fishing resorts,
• Texas big game and bird shooting preserves,
• Upland hunting lodges in our nation's heartland and Rocky Mountain fishing and hunting lodges—just to name a few.

We can insure your guests who look forward to navigating the lakes and rivers on boats, riding horses, hunting with firearms, and hiking trails and wading streams.

Dogs are often an integral part of the business, including kennel, breeding and training operations. For some lodges, the only way to reach the property is by boat or airplane.

Like all of our programs, we have tremendous property insurance capacity for large property values. The general liability exposure revolves around risks where guests are exposed to the elements. Hunting and fishing exposes guests to guns and waterborne activities. Our programs are designed for all of your needs, and we can meet any challenge.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How is insurance handled for remote hunting lodges?

  Remote hunting lodges often require customized property and liability insurance due to access limitations and emergency response considerations. Remote lodge insurance programs are designed to account for transportation challenges, higher property values, and environmental risks.

• Does outfitter insurance cover firearms and boats?

  Outfitter insurance can be structured to address liability exposures associated with firearms and watercraft use. Coverage depends on how the equipment is owned, used, and provided to guests, which is why a tailored insurance program is critical.

• What is outfitter insurance?

  Outfitter insurance is specialized coverage designed for businesses that organize and lead outdoor recreational experiences. It typically includes general liability, property coverage, and optional protections for equipment, animals, and transportation risks.

• Do fishing and hunting guides need liability insurance?

  Yes. Guide insurance is essential for hunting and fishing guides because it helps protect against claims related to guest injuries, equipment use, or accidents during guided activities. Liability coverage is especially important when firearms, boats, or rugged terrain are involved.

• What insurance does a hunting lodge need?

  Most hunting lodges need general liability insurance, property insurance, and often commercial auto or watercraft coverage. Hunting lodge insurance is designed to address guest injuries, firearms exposure, lodging risks, and damage to buildings or equipment.