Cabintimers, this is your sign to head north. Hiller Vacation Homes sets you up with lakefront cabins and spacious vacation homes across Eagle River, St. Germain, Minocqua, Three Lakes, and beyond. Book direct with a local team. Skip the service fees. Get answers from real people who know the trails, boat landings, and the best fish fry in town. Find owner and manager contact information on RentWisconsinCabins.com.
From classic two‑bedroom cabins to sprawling nine‑bedroom estates, Hiller’s portfolio fits everything from a quiet couples’ escape to a big family reunion. Many homes sit right on the water. Sunrises over the pier. Loons calling at night. Coffee on the deck while the kids cast the first line of the day.
Why Cabintimers book with Hiller
Hiller Vacation Homes focuses on lake time. You’ll find properties on sought‑after lakes in the Northwoods with private piers, fire pits, and full kitchens. Need space for a crowd? Look for multi‑level layouts, bunk rooms, and big great rooms where everyone can gather. Traveling with a pup? Use the pet‑friendly filter and bring the whole pack.
Want high‑end finishes and extra perks? Explore the Signature Series. These standout homes offer upscale touches, sweeping water views, and resort‑style comforts—all backed by Hiller’s local team and concierge‑level help.
Make it a true lake trip with marine rentals
Hiller can outfit your stay with pontoon boats, bass boats, kayaks, and stand‑up paddleboards. Keep the group together on a roomy pontoon. Chase walleye and musky from a bass boat. Or glide into a quiet bay by kayak at sunset. Booking your watercraft with the same local crew keeps things simple, so your vacation stays all about the water.
Where to stay (and play)
Eagle River This is legendary lake country. The 28‑lake chain delivers miles of cruising, sandbars for swimming, and year‑round fishing. Wander Main Street for ice cream and sweet shops. Fall brings cranberry season and festive events. Winter turns the area into a playground with cross‑country trails and a storied snowmobile scene.
St. Germain Pick your pace here. Pedal the Heart of Vilas County Bike & Hike Trail for smooth miles through tall pines and lakes. In winter, visit the Snowmobile Hall of Fame and ride a well‑marked network that links to hundreds of miles of trails. St. Germain also has family‑friendly beaches and easy lake access—perfect for a first paddleboard session or a lazy pontoon afternoon.
Minocqua Minocqua is known for serious time on the water. Spend your days boating, skiing, paddling, and casting. When snow flies, Minocqua Winter Park delivers groomed trails for cross‑country skiing, fat biking, snowshoeing, and a tubing hill on select days. It’s a solid home base for winter fans and summer lake‑hoppers alike.
Three Lakes On the south end of the world‑famous chain, Three Lakes serves up a quieter vibe with endless coves to explore. Pack a picnic and cruise between lakes. Hike or ride into the nearby national forest. Even on a busy weekend, you can find a calm stretch of shoreline.
Resort lodging with a Northwoods feel
Prefer a classic resort setting with cabins close together and easy on‑site amenities? Hiller also offers resort stays through Birchwood Resort, Elbert’s Resort on Little St. Germain Lake, Hiller’s Pine Haven, Woodhill Resort on the Minocqua Chain, and Wilderness Bay Lodge & Resort on the Cisco Chain just over the border in Michigan’s U.P. You still book direct with local pros, and you still get that authentic up‑north experience.
Trip‑planning tips for Cabintimers
Summer brings warm water, long days, and nightly campfires. Book early if you want a specific lake or a pontoon rental for a holiday week.
Fall means crisp mornings, glass‑calm paddles, and a blaze of color on the shoreline. It’s a favorite time for anglers and hikers.
Winter is king in the Northwoods. Bring the sleds, wax the skis, and pair your cabin with a hot cocoa trail stop and a night around the fireplace.
Spring is quiet, budget‑friendly, and packed with wildlife sightings. Great for remote work weeks and long weekends.
How to book (and save)
Go straight to the source. Book directly with Hiller Vacation Homes to avoid traveler fees, get transparent rates, and tap into local knowledge. Ask about pet‑friendly stays, trailer parking for snowmobiles, and pairing a cabin with a pontoon or fishing boat. Cabintimers know: no middleman means more money left for bait, gas, and ice cream runs.
Cabintimers, imagine waking up in a 100-year-old log cabin with blueberry rows on one side and a working cotton gin on the other. Green Frog Farm Cabins in Alamo, Tennessee, lets you do just that. The settlement began as Dr. John Freeman’s passion project to save pioneer structures; today four restored cabins invite guests to live the story rather than read about it. Amazing for weddings and events!
Pick Your Cabin
The Pines Cabin – the original farm stay, tucked between berry fields with a porch swing that dares you to linger.
The Corn Crib Cabin – a compact lodge-style retreat brimming with character.
Each cabin keeps its logs and stone fireplaces, yet modern HVAC and full kitchens make your stay easy.
Explore the Village
Step outside and wander a blacksmith shop, one-room schoolhouse, linotype machine, country store, and the Louise Pearson Arboretum with 100 labeled trees. It feels like museum doors never close—you hold the keys.
Day-Trip Ideas
Tennessee Safari Park – drive-through wildlife just 15 minutes away.
Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store & Casey Jones Village – Southern comfort plates plus railroad lore in nearby Jackson.
L & N Depot & Railroad Museum – vintage cars and local rail history.
Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park – climb Native American earthworks and walk forest trails.
Grab catfish in downtown Alamo, or catch live blues on Jackson’s Music Highway.
Why Book Direct?
Reserve straight through GreenFrogFarmCabins.com and chat with the folks who built the place. No service fees. No middleman. Just local tips on berry picking times, best wedding photographers, and where to spot fireflies after dark.
Ready to press pause on busy days? Check availability, pack a cooler, and meet us where porch rockers rule.
Cabintimers, picture this: a 5,000-square-foot log home spread over a private acre, steps from a brand-new dock on Lake Leelanau. Rustic Log Cabin Retreat sleeps twenty in five roomy bedrooms with thirteen fresh beds and three full baths. There’s space for grandparents, cousins, and the kids’ best friends too.
Room to play Rain or shine, the fun keeps rolling. A full game room brings out friendly rivalry with ping-pong, air hockey, darts, and an indoor basketball hoop. Two smart-TV zones let sports fans and movie buffs watch in peace. The furnished kitchen packs double fridges, so stock up at Leland Mercantile and keep the crowd fueled. A long dining table turns every meal into a gathering.
Great Northern air Step onto the wraparound porch for morning coffee. Fire up the gas or charcoal grill, then circle the lakeside fire pit when the stars pop out. Bring the boat—dock it across the street and launch just seven blocks north. Snow on the ground? Return to a toasty gas fireplace after carving turns at The Homestead or riding the nearby snowmobile trail network.
Lake Leelanau & beyond
Water days: Cruise the peninsula with Leelanau Watersports or troll for walleye before sunset.
Trail time: Hike Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail or tackle Empire Bluff for sweeping dune-top views.
Taste local: Sip Riesling at Black Star Farms, fizz at Mawby, then chase it with fresh cherries from Cherry Republic in Glen Arbor.
History fix: Ferry to South Manitou Island for lighthouse climbs and shipwreck lore.
Shop strolls: Traverse City’s Front Street serves craft brews, indie bookstores, and record shops; nearby Suttons Bay mixes art galleries with beach snacks.
Book direct, save more Skip platform fees. Talk with the owner for insider fishing holes, the best M-22 scenic pull-offs, and where to spot Petoskey stones. That local knowledge is priceless—and it’s only a quick message away on RentMichiganCabins.com.
Ready to lock in a date? Hit the inquiry button, ask your questions, and start counting down to cabin time.
Cabintimers, if you’re craving a cozy yet spacious escape where forest charm meets lakeside views, Superior Pine Tree Lodge in Duluth is calling your name. This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom log lodge sleeps up to 10 and enjoys stunning Lake Superior vistas through floor-to-ceiling windows — perfect for families or multi-generational gatherings.
Inside, find a cozy gas fireplace and a separate TV room with a 45″ HDTV and access to Netflix and Amazon Prime, making movie nights a breeze. The gourmet kitchen, equipped with granite counters and top-tier appliances (GE Profile fridge, Thermador induction stove, Jenn-Air oven, Keurig) is ideal for whipping up meals to enjoy in the dining room overlooking the lake.
Sauna!!
Unwind on the three-season porch or heat up in the private all-wood sauna (newly installed in 2020) after a day of exploring. Sleeping is peaceful and spacious: three king bedrooms, one full bedroom, plus a loft with a twin trundle and even a travel crib on-site .
Modern comforts & rustic relaxation
– Smart lock for self check-in and room for four vehicles – Whole-lodge WiFi for streaming or catching up on work – Outdoor furniture on deck and grassy yard — perfect for summer grilling and starry Lake Superior nights in Dark Sky country
Explore Duluth & North Shore treasures
Head south to Duluth for fishing, sailing, arts districts, and the Great Lakes Aquarium. The city’s summer concerts and outdoor adventures (fat biking, kayaking, paddle boarding) earned Duluth the title “Best Town Ever” from Outside Magazine . Venture north to Two Harbors to visit Split Rock Lighthouse, climb aboard the historic tugboat Edna G, and watch massive ore ships navigate Agate Bay — a memorable spectacle.
In winter, this lodge transforms: cozy up by the fireplace, then soak in the sauna while snow blankets the landscape — a true Minnesota retreat.
Why Book Direct?
By booking through RentMinnesotaCabins.com, you skip service fees and connect directly with the owner or manager. That means better value, personal attention, and insider tips — no middleman markup.
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Welcome, Cabintimers! If you’re hunting for Merrimac, WI cabins and resorts, you’ll want to check out Rustic Ridge Cabins—a new member on RentWisconsinCabins.com and part of the It’s Cabin Time® network, connecting travelers with authentic cabin and cottage stays across Wisconsin and 11 other states.
Why Book Direct with Manager Robin?
One huge benefit of booking directly with Robin includes no service fees, keeping more value in your pocket. Skip the middleman and enjoy personalized local knowledge—Robin lives and works in the area. Want insider tips on fishing spots, hiking trails, or best local bites? Robin’s got you covered.
Cabin Highlights & Comforts
Based on Rustic Ridge’s website, each cabin is a spacious 1,250–1,500 sq ft log home. You’ll find these comfort-driven features:
Fully equipped kitchen + cozy stone fireplace
Free Wi‑Fi, central air, and covered deck
Modern bathrooms; many cabins include jacuzzis or large tubs
Ideal for both winter escapes—thanks to easy access to Devil’s Head and Cascade Mountain—and summer retreats with scenic bluff views.
Fun Things to Do in Merrimac, WI
Rustic Ridge is a great launching point for a wide variety of activities:
1. Take the Merrimac Ferry This free cable ferry runs April–November (sometimes into December), crossing Lake Wisconsin in about 7–14 minutes. Grab some ice cream at either dock and soak in the charm.
2. Hike Parfrey’s Glen Wisconsin’s first state natural area, this short 1.6‑mile hike along a stream and sandstone cliffs ends at a waterfall. The Ice Age Trail winds through here, too.
3. Hit the Slopes or Trails Devil’s Head Resort, right across the street, offers winter skiing and snowboarding, plus summer mountain biking and two 18-hole golf courses.
4. Visit Durward’s Glen Experience a peaceful, historic ravine with a small chapel, walking trails, and tranquil bluff scenery.
5. Cruise Lake Wisconsin Choose from public or private tours on the lake for scenic views and relaxing boat rides .
6. Explore Sauk Prairie Just a short drive away, indulge in Vintage Brewing Company or Wollersheim Winery & Distillery for local brews, wine, cocktails, and tours.
7. Trails & Wildlife Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy Great Sauk State Trail biking, fishing, golf, and snowshoeing in all seasons.
Large, well‑equipped cabins perfect for families or small groups
Four-season appeal: heat and fireplace for winter, decks and trails for summer
Privacy & nature immersion—set on 40 wooded acres overlooking bluffs
How to Book on RentWisconsinCabins.com
Visit the Rustic Ridge page on RentWisconsinCabins.com, choose from 6 available cabins, then click “Inquire Now” or “Book Direct” to connect with Robin. Remember: booking direct via the manager ensures lowest rates, no hidden fees, and real person support from someone who knows the area.
Final Word
Rustic Ridge Cabins delivers a genuine cabin experience perfect for Cabintimers seeking Merrimac, WI cabins and resorts. With direct booking through Robin, you unlock local insight, savings, and a personal connection to this serene slice of Wisconsin.
Welcome to Cedaroma Resort in St. Germain, Wisconsin – a cozy haven of 10 cabin rentals on the shores of Little Saint Germain Lake. We’re excited to share that all ten of Cedaroma’s cabins are now listed on RentWisconsinCabins.com, one of 12 regional It’s Cabin Time® websites connecting travelers directly with vacation rentals. This pet-friendly, family-owned resort invites you to experience the Northwoods in every season, from summer pontoon rides to winter snowshoe treks, all with the comfort of home and the hospitality of on-site owners. And when you book direct with Cedaroma’s hosts Kris and Kim, you’ll enjoy personal service and local insights with no added fees or middleman charges – ever. (At Cedaroma, the price you see is the price you pay!)
Book Direct with Cedaroma – No Fees, All Hospitality
One of the biggest perks of Cedaroma Resort listing its cabins on RentWisconsinCabins.com is the direct booking advantage. Instead of dealing with third-party platforms, your inquiry goes straight to Kris and Kim at Cedaroma. Here’s why booking direct makes your St. Germain cabin getaway even better:
No Service Fees: Unlike large travel sites, there are no extra booking fees – you pay exactly what the owner charges, with no hidden add-ons. That means more money in your pocket for vacation fun.
No Middleman: You’ll communicate one-on-one with Cedaroma’s owners, ensuring a quick, smooth reservation process. Have a special request or question? You’ll get fast answers directly from the people who know the property best.
Local Expertise: Kris and Kim are long-time local hosts who love sharing their knowledge. They can recommend the best fishing spots, scenic trails, supper clubs, and hidden gems around St. Germain. This insider info can turn a good trip into an unforgettable one.
“Kris was very accommodating and the cabin was very clean and nice. Plenty of parking for our large snowmobile trailers…” praised one guest, highlighting the friendly service and convenience Cedaroma provides. Booking direct means you’re treated like family from the start.
Cozy Cabins with Modern Comforts
Cedaroma’s ten cabins range from a cozy one-bedroom cabin perfect for couples to spacious vacation homes like the FarmHouse and Main LodgeHouse for larger groups. No matter which cabin you choose, you’ll enjoy a blend of classic Northwoods ambiance and modern amenities. Each cabin comes with a fully equipped kitchen (yes, full-size appliances and all the cookware you need) and a comfortable living area to relax after your adventures. Many cabins even feature air conditioning and dishwashers for those summer stays and easy clean-up. Several have gas fireplaces or wood stoves to keep things cozy on cool evenings. And with Cedaroma’s lakefront location, your rental isn’t far from the water’s edge – some cabins have direct lake views and are just steps from the beach and docks for easy lake access.
Guests often remark on the thoughtful touches and cleanliness of the cabins. One reviewer wrote, “A feast for the soul. That’s how I would describe my experience at Cedaroma Lodge. Beautiful surroundings, cozy, very clean, well-appointed cabins.” Cedaroma has preserved its time-honored charm while adding fresh updates and comforts vacationers appreciate, from strong Wi-Fi to fresh linens and comfortable beds. It’s the kind of place where you can unplug by the fire or watch a movie on the flat-screen – you decide your pace.
Pet-Friendly, Year-Round Northwoods Retreat
It’s not easy finding a truly pet-friendly resort in Wisconsin’s Northwoods, but Cedaroma is proud to welcome your four-legged family members (the resort even has an “official mascot,” Sparky the Blue Heeler pup, ready to greet guests with a wagging tail!). As one of the few pet-friendly resorts in the area, Cedaroma ensures that everyone – including Fido – feels right at home. The atmosphere is warm and family-friendly, making it ideal for reunions, friend groups, and couples alike.
Cedaroma Resort operates year-round, so you can enjoy the beauty of St. Germain in any season. Summer brings swimming and boating on the lake, while winter transforms the property into a snowy wonderland. The cabins are all-season, heated for winter coziness (some with that toasty fireplace) and cooled in the summer (thanks to that A/C). No matter when you visit, the Little Saint Germain Lake views and fresh pine-scented air create that up-north state of mind.
Fun on the Water: Summer at Cedaroma
Summer at Cedaroma Resort is all about lake fun and outdoor adventure. Little Saint Germain Lake spans over 900 acres, offering plenty of space for boating and fishing. Cedaroma makes it easy to enjoy the water with pontoon boat rentals available on sitet. Gather your group, pack a cooler, and cruise the lake for an afternoon of fishing or sunset sightseeing. Prefer a quieter paddle? Guests get to use canoes, kayaks, paddle boats, and stand-up paddleboards for free with their stay – an incredible perk that lets you explore the lake at your leisure. From casting a line for musky or walleye at dawn to an afternoon paddle along the shore, there’s no shortage of ways to soak up the sun on Little St. Germain.
For those who like to stay active on land, Cedaroma sits right next to the Heart of Vilas County Bike Trail (St. Germain trailhead). In fact, the resort is adjacent to a paved trail system connecting nearly 40 miles of scenic pathways. Bring your bike (or borrow one of Cedaroma’s cruiser bikes) and pedal through forests and wetlands on this renowned trail. The Heart of Vilas trail is great for all ages – an easy ride into St. Germain’s town center or a longer trek to neighboring communities. Hiking and ATV/UTV trails are also nearby for more outdoor exploration.
And of course, nothing beats a classic Northwoods summer evening at the resort: grilling out on your cabin’s deck (each comes with a BBQ grill), swapping stories around the campfire, and watching the stars twinkle over the lake. Cedaroma truly lets you savor “fun where it’s in our nature,” from swimming and fishing to just relaxing by the shore.
Winter Wonderland: Snowmobiling, Snowshoeing & More
When winter arrives in St. Germain, Cedaroma Resort embraces the season. The cabins stay open year-round, providing a cozy basecamp for winter sports. St. Germain is famous for its extensive snowmobile trail network, and Cedaroma is ideally situated to hop right on the trails – there’s direct access from the resort, with ample parking for your snowmobile trailers as one guest noted. Vilas County grooms hundreds of miles of snowmobile routes, and from Cedaroma you can ride for hours through snowy forests and across frozen lakes. The town is a true snowmobiler’s paradise (after all, nearby Eagle River is known as the Snowmobile Capital of the World, and St. Germain hosts part of that same trail system).
A must-visit for any sledding enthusiast is the Snowmobile Hall of Fame & Museum in St. Germain, which showcases over 100 vintage and championship snowmobiles, plus memorabilia that tells the story of this exciting sport. It’s a great stop to immerse yourself in Northwoods snowmobiling culture and see some classic machines up close.
If you prefer a quieter pace in winter, strap on some snowshoes or cross-country skis and hit the nearby trails. The woods around Cedaroma are serene under a blanket of snow – you might spot deer or fresh tracks of wildlife on a peaceful trek. Little St. Germain Lake offers ice fishing opportunities as well, for those eager to drop a line through the ice. And when you return to your cabin, you can warm up by the fire with a cup of hot cocoa. Winter vacations here are just as magical as summer ones.
St. Germain Activities for Every Cabintimer
Beyond the resort, the St. Germain area is packed with activities and attractions that Cabintimers (our cabin-loving travelers) will love. Here are a few highlights to add to your itinerary:
Heart of Vilas County Bike Trail: A scenic multi-use trail stretching roughly 40 miles through St. Germain and surrounding communities. Perfect for biking in summer or fat-tire biking in winter, this trail winds past lakes, forests, and wetlands. You can hop on the trail right near Cedaroma Resort and enjoy the Northwoods scenery on two wheels.
Elmer’s Fun Park: Looking for family fun? Elmer’s Fun Park in St. Germain offers go-kart tracks, wet-and-wild bumper boats, guided horseback trail rides, a bounce house for little ones, mini-golf, and even an ice cream shop with 32 flavors. It’s a great place to spend an afternoon with kids (or unleash your inner kid!).
Classic Supper Clubs: No trip to the Northwoods is complete without dining at a local supper club. St. Germain has several nearby, like the historic Clearview Supper Club on Big St. Germain Lake or Pub N’ Prime on Hwy 70. You can enjoy a Friday night fish fry, a juicy prime rib, and a Wisconsin-style brandy old fashioned in these nostalgic eateries. Come hungry and experience a beloved Wisconsin tradition.
Fishing: St. Germain is an angler’s delight. Little Saint Germain Lake itself is known for fishing – try your luck catching muskie, northern pike, bass, or panfish right from Cedaroma’s docks or your own boat. Nearby lakes and streams provide endless fishing opportunities in spring, summer, and even ice fishing in winter. Don’t forget to swap fish tales with the locals at the bait shop!
Snowmobiling: With over 500 miles of groomed snowmobile trails in Vilas County, this area is a winter hotspot for riders. St. Germain’s trails link up with those in Eagle River and beyond, meaning you can ride for days. Cedaroma’s location on the trail means you can start your engine at the cabin and go. The town even hosts snowmobile radar runs and festivals during the winter.
Snowmobile Hall of Fame & Museum: Dive into the history of snowmobiling at this museum right in St. Germain. You’ll find an impressive collection of vintage snowmobiles and racing memorabilia, and learn about legendary racers and machines that put St. Germain on the map for snowmobile enthusiasts. The museum is open year-round (limited days in off-season), and is a must-see for anyone interested in the sport.
Whether you’re biking the trails in June or sledding through powder in January, St. Germain offers plenty to see and do. And if you just want to relax, you can always find a quiet lakeside spot or a friendly tavern to enjoy the simple pleasures of the Northwoods.
Plan Your St. Germain Cabin Getaway
With its ten cabins now showcased on RentWisconsinCabins.com, Cedaroma Resort is ready to host your next St. Germain, WI cabin adventure. This resort combines the best of all worlds: a beautiful lakeside setting, comfortable and pet-friendly cabins, and hosts who truly care about your stay. By booking directly with Cedaroma’s staff, you avoid extra fees and gain the benefit of real local knowledge – the kind that turns a good vacation into a great one. It’s cabin time in Wisconsin, so what are you waiting for?
As one happy guest summed it up, “Cedaroma was excellent. We stayed here in 2022 and again in 2024 and enjoyed our stay both times… we will book here again.” It’s no surprise that many guests return year after year, making Cedaroma their home-away-from-home Up North.
Experience Little Saint Germain Lake in the summer sun or under winter’s silent snow – Cedaroma Resort welcomes you in every season. Get ready to make memories by the campfire, reel in a fish or two, ride the trails, and reconnect with family and friends in the Wisconsin Northwoods. And remember, always #BookDirect for the best price and friendliest service. Your #StGermainWI cabin getaway awaits at Cedaroma Resort – where fun is in our nature!
Voyageurs National Park, Minnesota’s only national park, offers a unique cabin vacation. This vast 218,000-acre park, located in the southern tip of the Northern Boreal Forest, is a mix of hardwoods and conifers. Over a third of its acreage is water, making it a boater’s paradise.
The Kabetogama Lake Resorts Association, a group of 17 year-round resorts on Kabetogama Lake, provides direct access to this natural wonder. You can find all 17 epic resorts listed on RentMinnesotaCabins.com, one of 12 regional websites under the It’s Cabin Time® brand. It’s Cabin Time specializes in connecting travelers with authentic cabin and cottage experiences across Minnesota and 11 other states. The association is celebrating their 3rd year on RentMinnesotaCabins.com.
No Service Fees: You avoid the extra booking fees charged by large online travel agencies. This means more money for your vacation activities.
No Middleman: You communicate directly with the resort owners and staff. This ensures clear communication and personalized service.
Direct Access to Expertise: The resort owners know their property and the surrounding area. They can provide accurate information about their cabins, local activities, and park regulations. They offer valuable insights and recommendations for your trip.
Kabetogama: “God’s Country” and the Gateway to Adventure
Kabetogama, often called “Kab” by locals, is an enchanted combination of sky-blue waters and majestic forests. This lake, situated along the U.S.-Canadian border, offers miles of undeveloped shoreline and 25,000 acres of clean water. It’s like stepping into a Minnesota postcard.
Kabetogama is one of four major lakes comprising Voyageurs National Park. Established in 1975, the park commemorates the waterways canoed by 18th-century French-Canadian Voyageurs. Lake Kabetogama is a forested lake country setting born from ancient glacier flow, edged by the great Canadian Shield.
Things to Do for Cabintimers in Voyageurs National Park
Whether you are an angler, a family seeking to recharge, or a wildlife enthusiast, Kabetogama offers lodging and boating adventures. The resorts provide safe docking for your boat. Larger boats have easy access to the interconnecting Voyageur waterway of Kabetogama, Namakan, Sand Point, and Crane lakes. This extends 65 miles west to east.
Boating and Wildlife Viewing: Cruise among the labyrinth of pine and aspen-covered granite islands. View Eagles, Loons, and Pelicans in their natural setting. Watch the shoreline for sightings of wildlife.
Paddling Adventures: Canoes, kayaks, and complete outfitting services are available for those who want to explore the area’s waterways.
World-Class Fishing: Anglers seeking open spaces and good fishing will enjoy the cool, clean waters of Kabetogama. Walleye, Northern Pike, Jumbo Perch, Bass, and Crappies are abundant.
Year-Round Activities: The Kabetogama area has trails for snowmobiling, hiking, and cross-country skiing. Each season brings new activities and natural wonders.
Stargazing: Voyageurs National Park is a certified International Dark Sky Place. The visible stars from each resort will stun you.
The 17 Kabetogama Lake resorts are independently owned and operated. This ensures the family feel you expect from a Northern Minnesota cabin experience. They offer diverse accommodations. You can find luxury cottages for extended families. You can also find rustic one-room cabins for a two-person fishing trip.
The 17 Kabetogama Lake Resorts: Your Gateway to Voyageurs National Park
Each of these independently owned and operated resorts provides a unique flavor of the “Kab” experience. They all offer direct access to Lake Kabetogama and the wonders of Voyageurs National Park.
Arrowhead Lodge & Resort: Experience a relaxing retreat. This lodge offers comfortable accommodations and is a great base for fishing and lake activities.
Birch Grove Resort: Discover comfortable cabins in a protected harbor. Enjoy modern amenities, a sandy beach, and easy access to excellent fishing.
Birchwood on Kab: Find clean, cozy cabins and a welcoming atmosphere. This resort is known for its family-friendly environment and direct lake access.
Grandview of Lake Kabetogama: Enjoy fantastic lake views from clean, quiet cabins. Many cabins are just steps from the water.
Harmony Beach Resort: This family and fishing resort offers fully furnished lakeside cabins and luxury villas. It boasts a popular beach with water toys and excellent dock service.
Herseth’s Tomahawk Resort: As the only beachfront resort on the lake, it’s perfect for families and anglers. Enjoy lake views from their housekeeping cabins.
Idlewild Resort: Find a peaceful escape at this resort. It offers a variety of cabins for a quiet and relaxing vacation.
Kec’s Kove: Discover a secluded and comfortable stay. Kec’s Kove provides a quiet setting for enjoying the lake and surrounding nature.
Mahaffey’s Moosehorn Resort: Relax in newly renovated, clean, and comfortable cabins. They are spaced for privacy and offer spectacular lake views with a gradual sand beach.
Northern Lights Resort & Outfitting on Lake Kabetogama: This woodsy lakeside resort offers fishing, a swimming area, and outdoor activities. It also has a store and outfitting services.
Park Point Resort: Experience a classic northern Minnesota cabin vacation. This resort offers a variety of accommodations with easy access to the lake.
Pine Aire Resort: A welcoming retreat for families and sportsmen. Pine Aire offers clean, cozy cabins, a sandy beach, and full dock service.
Pine Tree Cove Resort: A family-owned resort offering cabins with modern comforts like air conditioning, satellite TV, and screened porches.
Sandy Point Lodge & Resort: Enjoy traditional lodging in a low-key lakeside setting. Sandy Point offers a sandy beach, free WiFi, and on-site dining.
The Pines of Kabetogama: Casual accommodations with kitchens and private docks. This lakefront resort offers boat rentals and a relaxed atmosphere.
Voyageur Park Lodge: A comfortable and convenient base for exploring Voyageurs National Park. This lodge offers a variety of lodging options.
Voyageurs Sunrise Resort: Situated in the heart of Voyageurs National Park, this resort offers comfortable cabins, RV campsites, and affordable boat rentals. It boasts beautiful views.
For a true Minnesota cabin experience in Voyageurs National Park, consider Kabetogama Lake Resorts. Book your authentic cabin experience directly with the resorts and start planning your unforgettable trip.
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