September 16, 2025 by Joe Mogensen

Wake Up to Loons and Glass‑Clear Water at Emma’s Spectacle Lake Home (Cambridge, MN). RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2019!

Cabintimers, this Cambridge lake escape brings sunrise magic and easygoing “up north” vibes just 50 miles from the Twin Cities. Emma’s Spectacle Lake Home puts you steps from 239 acres of clear water and a sandy‑bottom shoreline. Start your morning coffee on the east‑facing deck as loons call. Then wander down to 100 feet of natural shoreline and your private dock. Launch your boat at the nearby ramp and keep it tied up for the week. Swim, float, cast, repeat.

Inside, spread out across two levels that are made for together time. The main great room has a cozy gas fireplace for cool evenings. The walk‑out level gives you a second great room with an electric fireplace and extra hangout space. There are two full kitchens with dishwashers, so dinner prep stays easy and cleanup is a breeze. Two enclosed porches, an open deck, and a ground‑level patio mean you can follow the sun all day. Fire up one of the gas grills. Cap it all with s’mores around the lakeside fire pit.

Sleeping is simple and comfortable for up to six. Two bedrooms each offer a full bed. Need extra space? Two queen futons in the great room handle that with ease. Pack lighter thanks to the laundry room, Wi‑Fi, smart TVs, and linens and towels provided. Pets are considered, so four‑legged Cabintimers can come along—ask the owners about details when you inquire.

Spectacle Lake lives up to its name. Water clarity is excellent, and the sandy bottom near shore is great for swimming with kids. Anglers can chase black crappie, bluegill, hybrid sunfish, largemouth bass, and northern pike. Bring your canoe or use the provided life jackets and paddle craft for a calm tour along the shoreline. When the breeze picks up, find a quiet cove, drift, and watch for eagles.

Want to mix in off‑the‑water fun? You’re close to the Spectacle Lake Wildlife Management Area for casual hikes and wildlife watching. Explore paved trails for biking and walking. In winter, roll right into a day of cross‑country skiing or snowmobiling on nearby routes. Cambridge anchors the scene with Summer Concerts in the Park, the state‑of‑the‑art Richard G. Hardy Performing Arts Center, and the Isanti County Fair. Paddle a stretch of the wild and scenic Rum River. Tee up at one of a dozen courses in the area. Pop into town for antiques, boutiques, and a bite after your lake day.

This is a true four‑season basecamp. Spring wildflowers, long summer days, blazing fall color, and quiet winter nights by the fire. Two kitchens, two living spaces, multiple porches, and easy lake access make it a great pick for families and small groups who want real time together.

Book direct with Christina for the best rate and the local scoop. No service fees. No middleman. Just a friendly owner who knows the lake, the launch, the trails, and the best places to eat. Tap “Inquire now” on Emma’s details page and start planning.

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September 12, 2025 by Joe Mogensen

Lake Days & Sauna Nights at Little Bowstring Lake Cabin — Deer River, MN. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2022!

Cabintimers, picture your crew rolling up to a true Northwoods cabin right on Little Bowstring Lake. Think sunrise coffee on the patio, a lazy float to the swim raft, then a crackling fire as stars pop out over the water. This Deer River cabin is built for making memories — and it’s book-direct, so you skip the fees and talk with the local owner who knows every cove and trail.

Here’s what sets this stay apart: space, shoreline, and serious perks. Inside, the pine interior stretches out to around 2,600 square feet with three bedrooms plus a loft. There’s room for a big family or two, plus a laundry room for sandy towels and a jetted tub to soak after a day on the lake. Fast Wi‑Fi keeps game night and streaming easy when the weather turns.

The lake toys come standard. Your visit includes a private 48’ dock and a 16’ aluminum fishing boat with outboard and trolling motor. Slide the kayaks in at sunrise. Paddle the canoe to your favorite fishing hole. Let the kids claim the private sand beach, swimming platform, and the pile of floaties. When it’s time to grill, step out to the patio that faces the water. Evenings end around the fire pit with a hammock nearby calling your name.

A wood‑fired outdoor sauna and shower turn any season into a treat. Summer brings central A/C, which is a rarity up here. Winter stays are dialed in with in‑floor heat, so you can ski or snowmobile all day and come back to a warm floor and a comfy couch in front of the stone fireplace.

Pets are welcome too. There’s an outdoor kennel for worry‑free dinners in town, and house rules keep everything fresh for the next guest. Bring the whole pack.

When you’re ready to explore, you’ve got options in every direction. Paddle Little Bowstring at first light, then check out other nearby lakes like Deer, Moose, Caribou, and North Star. Lace up for trails in the Chippewa National Forest, or head to Suomi Hills for cross‑country skiing and quiet woods in winter. Prefer a day in town? Grand Rapids is an easy drive for coffee, breweries, and live shows at the Reif. Stop at the Forest History Center, browse the Macrostie Art Center, or catch a Saturday night at the speedway.

Planning tips for Cabintimers:

• Summer is weekly, Saturday‑to‑Saturday — plan ahead for prime weeks.
• Pack beach towels, but toss in layers for cool nights by the fire.
• Bring your favorite lures. There’s a fish‑cleaning station on site for that post‑bite fry‑up.

This is the kind of cabin that pulls everyone outside. Kayaks on the shoreline. Kids racing to the raft. A boat waiting at the dock. And later, a post‑sauna sprint to the lake under a bright northern sky. That’s Cabin Time.

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September 11, 2025 by Joe Mogensen

Dickerson’s Lake Florida Resort in Spicer, MN: Lakefront Cabins, Warm Traditions, Easy Fun. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2014!

Cabintimers, meet a Minnesota classic. Dickerson’s Lake Florida Resort puts you right on the sand with 13 lakefront cabins, a level beach, and a week full of simple traditions that keep families coming back. Cookies at check‑in. Fresh donuts on Sunday. Pizza picnic on Monday. A kids’ hayride and campfire on Thursday. It feels like summer should.

Lakefront cabins made for together time

Choose from 1–5 bedroom cabins that sit steps from the beach. Many have gas fireplaces and ceiling fans. All have air conditioning. Kitchens come ready for meals with a refrigerator, gas stove, microwave, drip coffee maker, toaster, cookware, and dishes. Bed linens and feather pillows are provided. Each cabin has a deck or picnic table for lakeside meals and board games.

What to pack: your bath and kitchen towels, soaps, and paper products. Wi‑Fi is available throughout the resort. Smoke‑free grounds keep the air fresh. Pets stay home.

Sandy beach + free water toys = all‑day play

Lake Florida is spring‑fed and clear—perfect for swimming, paddling, and sandcastle marathons. The beach is wide and flat, so little feet can wander from towel to water with ease. Guests use kayaks, a paddleboat, canoe, inner tubes, hydro bikes, fun bugs, and even a sailboat—free. On shore, bikes, trikes, wagons, swing sets, and a jungle gym keep the fun rolling.

Fishing that hooks every age

Lake Florida spans 674 acres and is known for walleye and largemouth bass. Northern pike, crappies, and sunfish round out the catch. Kids often pull panfish right off the dock. Clean your haul in the on‑site fish cleaning room. Bring your own boat and launch at the public access on the north side of the lake, or rent a motor or pontoon at the resort.

Traditions that taste like vacation

Dickerson’s lakefront resort is famous for the little things that make a week feel special. You’ll arrive to a plate of warm chocolate chip cookies in your cabin. On Sunday morning, owners Bob and Connie serve fresh donuts with coffee and juice. Monday evening, the whole crew gathers for a pizza picnic—watch how fast the slices disappear. Thursday brings a classic hayride for the kids, followed by a campfire and gooey s’mores for everyone.

How the week flows

Prime summer weeks run Saturday to Friday, which gives Cabintimers a full final day on the water. Spring and fall reservations are more flexible. Mention any special needs—cribs, highchairs, motors—when you book so everything’s ready on arrival.

Day trips around Spicer, New London, and Willmar

Sibley State Park (New London) offers miles of trails and a short climb to the Mount Tom overlook. Bring the camera.

Glacial Lakes State Trail is a paved route connecting Willmar, Spicer, and New London. Bike, push a stroller, or skate a few miles before cooling off at the beach.

Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center in Spicer runs hands‑on outdoor programs—archery, climbing, canoeing, and nature experiences for all ages.

Big Kahuna Fun Park adds go‑karts, bumper boats, and an 18‑hole mini‑golf course to your itinerary. Great for a cloudy afternoon.

Little Crow Ski Team performs Friday‑night water‑ski shows at Neer Park in New London throughout summer. Pack lawn chairs and cheer on the pyramids.

Stroll shops and cafés in New London and Spicer. Cruise Green Lake. Bike the trails in Willmar. Back at the resort, end the day with a sunset swim.

Why book direct here

You get the best rates, personal answers from the owners, and zero traveler fees. No middleman. No guesswork. You also get local tips you can’t find on big listing sites. When you’re ready, connect with the owners at Dickerson’s Lake Florida Resort and secure your cabin.

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September 9, 2025 by Joe Mogensen

Campfire Bay Resort on Fish Trap Lake: Cabins, Campfires, and Kid‑Approved Fun near Brainerd, MN. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2013!

If you’re eyeing Minnesota lakeside cabins where the beach is steps away and the waffle cones are legendary, point your compass to Campfire Bay Resort on Fish Trap Lake. This family‑run resort blends simple lake life with the comforts Cabintimers love: lake‑level cabins, a sandy swim area, daily activities for kids, and a cozy lodge for coffee and ice cream between adventures. Book direct with the owner/manager for the best experience—no service fees, no middleman, and local tips baked into every stay.

Campfire Bay sits on the shores of Fish Trap Lake in the Brainerd Lakes Area. The setting makes it easy to slow down. Mornings can start with a quiet paddle. Afternoons can mean beach time and boat rides. Evenings end around a crackling campfire, swapping stories under the stars.

Lakeside cabins made for families and groups

Cabintimers can choose from two‑, three‑, and four‑bedroom cabins. Most are modern builds set 15 to 150 feet from the shoreline, so lake views and quick beach access come standard. Interiors are designed for easy living: full kitchens for big breakfasts, air conditioning for summer comfort, gas fireplaces for shoulder‑season coziness, and decks or patios for sunset hangs. Some cabins include a smart lock‑out door between neighboring units—rent side‑by‑side and open them up for more space during reunions.

Traveling with a large group? The four‑bedroom options near the beach make coordinating naps, snacks, and swim breaks simple. Multi‑generational groups can spread out, yet still feel together. If you’re planning a retreat or celebration, ask about the flexible spaces on site for indoor meals and meetings.

A beach day every day

Fish Trap Lake is a clear‑water playground. The resort’s sandy swim area is perfect for kids, with water toys that keep everyone smiling. Guests use stand‑up paddleboards, kayaks, canoes, and hydrobikes at no extra charge. Want to fish or cruise? Rent a fishing boat or pontoon and explore bays, islands, and points that make this lake a favorite with anglers and photographers alike.

When the sun gets hot, the lodge is your go‑to for hand‑scooped ice cream in homemade waffle cones, espresso drinks, and quick snacks. It also stocks lake apparel and gifts, so forgotten sweatshirts and last‑minute souvenirs are covered.

Rain‑or‑shine fun in the Rec Center and Lodge

Weather plays nice most of the time, but you’ll have a plan either way. The Rec Center features a full gym court for basketball, volleyball, and open play, plus a fitness room, a kids’ play space, and an on‑site day spa for massages and nail services. The lodge adds a game room with ping‑pong, pool, and more, along with a craft/meeting room that doubles as bonus space for group meals and rainy‑day projects.

Fishing that keeps you coming back

Fish Trap Lake holds walleye, northern pike, largemouth bass, crappie, and panfish. You’ll find steep breaks, sunken islands, and weedlines that set up classic “Up North” structure fishing. Early risers cast from the dock. Trollers work points and saddles. Kids light up over steady panfish action close to shore. After the photo ops, a convenient fish‑cleaning house makes the final step quick and tidy.

Four seasons of adventure

Summer brings beach days, boat rides, and the resort’s organized activities for kids. Fall adds fiery maples, crisp mornings, and hot‑bite fishing sessions. Winter shifts the fun to sledding hills on property, snowmobiling right past the resort on groomed trails, and cozy cabin time with games and movies. Spring rewards anglers and wildlife watchers—think loons calling at dawn and eagles cruising the shoreline.

Nearby things to do for easy day trips

Little Falls (25–30 minutes) packs a lot into a small river town. Walk the paths along the Mississippi at Charles A. Lindbergh State Park, tour the Lindbergh House and Museum across the road, and visit Pine Grove Zoo for an afternoon with the animals. Downtown offers local dining, bakeries, and boutiques—great stops after a hike.

Brainerd/Baxter (35–40 minutes) is your base for classic Up North fun. Bike a stretch of the paved Paul Bunyan State Trail, play a round at area courses, or stop at wildlife parks and mini‑golf spots that keep kids entertained.

Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area (about 45–50 minutes) is Minnesota’s red‑dirt mountain bike mecca, with miles of purpose‑built singletrack and overlooks of turquoise mine lakes. Trails range from beginner‑friendly to advanced, so everyone can ride.

Tips for Cabintimers

Book direct. You’ll avoid platform fees, get the most accurate availability, and can ask specific cabin questions before you reserve. Share your goals with the owner/manager—quiet week on the beach, first walleye, pickleball in the gym, a birthday dinner for ten—and they’ll steer you to the right cabin and activities.

Match your cabin to your crew. Two bedrooms work well for small families. Three bedrooms add elbow room for grandparents. Four bedrooms near the beach are great for reunions. Consider renting neighboring units with the lock‑out option for “together but separate” flexibility.

Plan one big group meal in the lodge or your cabin. Stock the fridge, assign a chef, and let the rest of the group rotate through beach duty, boat duty, and waffle‑cone duty.

Ready to go?

Campfire Bay Resort is cabin life without the guesswork—clean lakeside cabins, a real sandy beach, kid‑focused extras, and friendly, hands‑on owners who know the Brainerd Lakes Area inside and out. Cabintimers, book direct at campfirebayresort.com and start planning your Fish Trap Lake story. No service fees. No middleman. Just lake time, your way.

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August 21, 2025 by Joe Mogensen

Wake Up on Round Lake: Sunrise Shores Lake House in Palisade, MN. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2019!

If your perfect cabin time starts with coffee on the deck and the call of loons, you’ll feel right at home at Sunrise Shores Lake House. This Palisade, Minnesota lake home sits on Round Lake with clear, 16‑foot visibility and sunrise views that light up the water. It’s peaceful, easy to reach from the Twin Cities, and set up for Cabintimers who want lake days, bonfires, and simple comforts with their crew—including the dog.

Why Cabintimers love Sunrise Shores This 1,400‑square‑foot home checks the boxes for space and convenience. You’ll find three private bedrooms, 1.5 baths, strong Wi‑Fi, and plenty of room to spread out. Spend slow mornings in the four‑season porch, then drift outside to two large decks and a ground‑level patio for grilling and dining. The 150 feet of shoreline and private dock make it a breeze to swim, fish, and tie up your boat. Kayaks and a canoe are ready for you on site, with life jackets included. Dogs are welcome (with a fee), and the quiet dead‑end road keeps the vibe relaxed.

Life on Round Lake Round Lake spans around 650 acres and is known for that crystal‑clear water. Wade from the gentle, sandy shallows, motor out for skiing or tubing, or paddle to explore the shoreline. Locals love to boat over to a shallow sandy area—kids splash all day while adults kick back. Anglers target panfish, bass, and walleye, and evening bonfires bring out starry skies and the soft hoot of owls.

Rain or shine fun If clouds roll in, the lower‑level family room delivers easy entertainment with streaming TV, a foosball table, puzzles, and card games. When the sun returns, grab the yard games and head back outside. The lot has mature trees for shade and open space for play.

Four seasons of adventure Summer is for swims, paddles, and the deck. Fall brings blazing color and quiet hikes. In winter, you’re close to snowmobile and ATV trail systems; bring the trailer—there’s space to park. Spring is for cool‑water fishing and cozy fires.

Local things to do Make Round Lake home base and add a few day trips:

Long Lake Conservation Center for trails, wildlife, and educational programs.
Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area for famous red‑dirt mountain bike trails and mine‑lake paddling.
Tee it up at nearby courses like Minnesota National (McGregor), Emily Greens, Cuyuna Rolling Hills, and Quadna Mountain (Hill City).
Explore Aitkin for cafes, supper clubs, and small‑town shopping; roll north toward Crosby/Ironton for bikes, breweries, and lake views.

Good to know Weekly, Saturday‑to‑Saturday stays are common in peak summer. Lower‑season stays often start at three to four nights. Pets are considered (dogs only), and a cleaning fee applies. Policies may change—confirm details with the owner when you book direct.

Book direct for the best cabin time Skip the middleman. When you book directly with the owner you avoid platform service fees and get local expertise on the lake, the bite, and the best nearby trails. Head to the Sunrise Shores Lake House page on RentMinnesotaCabins.com to message the owner, ask questions, and lock in your preferred dates.

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August 12, 2025 by Joe Mogensen

Cabin 7 at Trout Lake Resort: Big, Accessible, and Ready for Cabintimers year‑round. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2015!

Looking for a spacious Grand Marais cabin on the Gunflint Trail with easy access for every member of the crew? Meet Cabin 7 at Trout Lake Resort. This large vacation home sleeps 11–13 and is wheelchair accessible. It’s open year‑round, so your fishing trips, fall color weekends, holiday gatherings, and spring escapes all have a home base.

The space

Three bedrooms keep everyone comfortable. The primary bedroom offers a king bed plus bunks. Bedroom two has a queen bed plus bunks. Bedroom three has a twin bed plus bunks. There’s also a full‑size sleeper sofa.

The layout is open and bright. Picture windows frame the pines and the lake. A screened‑in porch extends hangout space outdoors. Cook together in a fully equipped kitchen with a big dining table for the whole group. Fire up the charcoal grill on the hilltop lot. After sunset, unwind with satellite TV and the DVD/VHS player.

Why Cabintimers love winter here

Cabin 7 is the one Trout Lake Resort cabin available in winter. That makes planning simple. Walk to the heated ice‑fishing house and chase rainbow and lake trout. Bring the sleds and connect to groomed snowmobile trails that lead into the Gunflint and Grand Portage systems. Cross‑country skiers can explore miles of groomed Nordic trails, including the Banadad. Downhill fans can spend a day at Lutsen Mountains, roughly 30 miles away. Pack a paper map—cell service fades a few miles up the Gunflint.

Spring, summer, and fall on Trout Lake

Trout Lake is deep, cold, and clear—prime water for native lake trout. Try fly fishing for rainbow and brook trout when the water is cool. As temps climb, troll the deeper holes for lake trout. Want walleye, pike, or smallmouth bass? Check nearby Elbow and Northern Light Lakes. Stream anglers will find options close by, too. Check the Minnesota DNR for licensing and trout stamp details.

Between casts, there’s time for shoreline paddles, porch naps, and camp‑style meals. Evenings are for loon calls and stargazing.

Dog‑friendly

Dogs are welcome. Keep pups supervised, tidy up, and ask the resort for old towels after a good swim. Everyone stays happy when good dog etiquette comes along for the trip.

Where you’ll be

Cabin 7 sits a short drive up the Gunflint Trail from Grand Marais. Turn onto Trout Lake Road and you’re in the pines in minutes. It feels far away, yet you can pop into town for groceries, a harbor stroll, or fresh‑baked treats.

Things to do in Grand Marais & along the Gunflint Trail

North House Folk School: Take a half‑day craft class or watch live demos on the harbor campus.
Artist’s Point & the Lighthouse: Walk the breakwater, watch the surf, and explore lava rock formations.
Chik‑Wauk Museum & Nature Center: Learn Gunflint Trail history and explore family‑friendly nature trails.
Nordic trail systems: Central Gunflint, Banadad, and Upper Gunflint offer extensive groomed skiing when the snow flies.
Scenic drives & overlooks: Cruise the Gunflint Trail Scenic Byway and keep an eye out for moose at dawn or dusk.

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July 15, 2025 by Joe Mogensen

Lake Wabana’s Birch-Tree Escape: WA-GA-THA-KA Resort Lists 7 Cabins Partnering With RentMinnesotaCabins.com.

Just 13 miles north of Grand Rapids, MN, WA-GA-THA-KA Resort spreads out along the gin-clear shoreline of Lake Wabana. Seven classic cabins—each with full kitchens, screened porches, and a private fire ring—sit among towering birch and pine. The Ojibwe name means “dwelling place among the birch trees,” and three generations of the Miner family still greet guests with stories, extra firewood, and a promise of easy lake days.

Life on the Water

Morning mist slips off the bay as loons whistle. Cabintimers grab a free canoe or paddleboat right from the dock, or troll Little Wabana’s rock points for walleye and smallmouth bass. Kids build sandcastles on the wide beach, spike a volleyball, then cool off with cannonballs from the swim raft. Even better—each cabin stay comes with unlimited split wood for the lakeside sauna and your nightly s’more session.

Classic Cabins, Smart Updates

Inside, knotty-pine walls frame big windows that pull the lake view indoors. New mattresses, dependable Wi-Fi, and modern appliances keep everyone comfy without stealing the spotlight from eagle sightings or sunset colors. Two-bedroom units fit small families; three-bedroom layouts stretch out for multigenerational crews up to six guests. Pets are welcome in select cabins, because fetch is always better off the dock.

On-Resort Fun

Cedar sauna with complimentary private time slots
Game room stocked with pool, ping-pong, and “Wabanapoly”
Playground, volleyball court, and grassy yards for ladder-golf
Pontoon, fishing-boat, and motor rentals for exploring the 2,200-acre lake

Grand Rapids Day Trips

A short drive opens up even more northern Minnesota flavor:

Forest History Center – walk a 1900s logging camp and canopy trail
Judy Garland Museum – follow the yellow brick road to Oz exhibits
Mesabi Trail – paved miles for bikes, skates, and strollers
Tioga Recreation Area – fast-flowing single-track for mountain bikes
Rapids Brewing Co. & Klockow Brewing – craft pints and live music at night
Myles Reif Performing Arts Center – concerts, comedy, and dance all year

Round out the itinerary with a latte from Brewed Awakenings or a scoop from the Old Central School ice-cream shop, then head back to your crackling campfire.

Why Book Direct?

Skip third-party fees and talk straight with the Miner family. They’ll tip you off to secret blueberry patches, the best walleye drift, and which cabin porch catches the longest sunset glow. Rates for three-bedroom units start at $1,295 per week when you reserve through their website. No service fees, no middleman—just lake time at a fair price.

Ready to trade screens for shoreline? Visit WA-GA-THA-KA.com today and lock in your preferred cabin before the summer calendar fills up.

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