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Book Your Norris Lake Summer Vacation Rental Now for Water Sports Galore.

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Ready to immerse yourself in summer water sports with a backdrop of magnificent Smoky Mountain views? Norris Lake is your lake destination for some of the best cabin rentals in Tennessee for water skiing, waterboarding, tubing, jet skiing, kayaking, boating, and fishing east of the Mississippi River. It’s a no-brainer to book a Tennessee cabin rental in a location that has so much outdoor water fun right at your doorstep. Don’t have a boat? Oasis Watersports will deliver your boat rental right to your lakefront vacation rental! They even rent 30’ double-decker party pontoon boats so you can host your own floating family reunion.

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Norris Lake is 20 miles north of Knoxville, just off I-75, and consists of the Powell and Clinch rivers. With affordable cabin rentals in LaFollette, Speedwell, Sharps Chapel, Maynardville, New Tazewell, and Jacksboro, you’ll be able to find the right-sized Norris Lake vacation rental to meet vacation needs for all ages. Some of our vacation homes even sleep 20+ for families/friends vacationing together. There are over 21 marinas on the lake that can outfit you for all your water recreational outings. Your lakefront Norris Lake cottage rental, many with docks, waterslides, and boathouses, will seem like the perfect spot to spend your day right on the water working on your Tennessee tan.

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Seriously, we are talking about almost 34,000 acres of water surface and 800 miles of shoreline with deep clean water that makes everyone in the family want to say, “It’s Cabin Time” on Norris Lake. The lake contains over 60 species of fish including walleye, lake perch, bluegill, rockfish, striper bass, bluegill, brown trout, rainbow trout, and channel catfish. It has become one of Tennessee’s top destinations for bass fishing. You can book a day trip with one of the fishing guide services like Jay’s Guide Service, or find your own exceptional local fishing hot spots.

It’s just a short drive from your Sharps Chapel/ New Tazewell area cabin to one of the four nearby marinas where you can rent pontoon boats, ski boats, and wave runners. Cedar Grove Marina also rents paddleboards, paddle boats and water toys. Fish, picnic, swim and explore some of the lake’s shoreline and 18 islands. After a day out on the sparkling waters of the lake, it will feel great to come back and relax on the deck of your Norris Lake vacation home with its amazing views of the water and surrounding area. Many of the Tennessee lake homes have hot tubs on the deck as well where you can enjoy a glass of wine with those breathtaking sunset views. You’ll have the best of both worlds with exciting outdoor adventures and comfortable lodgings with luxury amenities at the end of the day.

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Anglers looking for a picturesque float stream with excellent, smallmouth and black bass fishing will want to their luck out on the Powell River as it flows through a delightful undeveloped valley. [Powell River Float video] Just a short drive from your Speedwell/LaFollette/Jacksboro vacation rental, the Powell River is also a great destination for a relaxing trip down the river in a canoe or kayak. Bring your own boats or rent one at the Norris Lake Paddling Adventures. You can also rent a hydro-bike there for an invigorating workout on the lake. You may not be able to walk on water, but who wouldn’t want to be able to say that you’ve biked on water!

A Maynardville cabin rental places you on the east side of Norris Lake near Big Ridge State Park with 15 miles of hiking for those longing for a walk in the woods. Immerse yourself here in wooded hollows and watch for Bald Eagles and Herons flying overhead. The 49-acre Big Ridge Lake has an enclosed swimming area suitable for younger children who want to get some serious splashing in. Bring your sand castle making toys and create your next masterpiece on the beach. This Eastern Tennessee travel location places you in exactly the right spot to venture over to the Beach Island Marina and sample the menu at Bubba Brews Sports Pub and Grill. This immensely popular local destination has three bars, live music, and 15 flat screen TVs. If you are visiting during the 4th of July weekend, then it’s a must you have to stop in and watch the glow of fireworks reflecting on the water. Norris Lake is your one-stop destination for making lasting summer memories of Laketime.

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Hunting for Minnesota sport cabin rentals? Bag one here.

When we write about Minnesota cabin rentals, we always keep in mind that people who rent cabins are also in search of a unique experience beyond the knotty pine walls: Family vacation, fishing getaway, golfing outings, bachelor and bachelorette parties, snowmobiling, off-the-grid adventure – the list is endless. For hunting enthusiasts, Minnesota vacation rentals are a great alternative to hotels because cabins, cottages and lodges put you “in the field”.

Big game hunting: Deer

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P&Y (Pope & Young) is the archer’s Holy Grail. The goal is to bag a buck big enough to qualify for the P & Y Club’s record book. In Minnesota, there are certain areas that produce these ‘book bucks’ every year. As luck would have it, RentMinnesotaCabins.com has several rentals that put archer’s minutes from their tree stands along the notheast-to-central axis.

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Here are the list of MN sport-cabins by towns that are IN THE RED.

NE – Saint Louis:
Ely, MN Cabins
Cook, MN Cabins
Orr, MN Cabins
Kabetogama, MN Cabins
Beaver Bay, MN Cabins

Central – Morrison:
Cushing, MN Cabins
Brainerd, MN Cabins

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The state is known as the “Land of 10,000 Lakes” and RentMinnesotaCabins.com has cabins and cottages on many of them. Another reason to stop by the website is that we offer a book direct service which guarantees the lowest rental rate every time. That’s right, you get to speak with area experts who can give you tips on hunting opportunities for all game:

Small-game hunting: Ruffed grouse, squirrels, rabbits, duck, pheasants, Canada goose, turkey

Hunting is a special bonding experience, and your private Minnesota cabin brings that experience inside too. We think you’ll agree, young people need to get outside more and experience what nature has to offer. There’s no APP that can duplicate these moments & memories “in the field”.

Numerous hunting seasons in the state begin in September – hunters must meet the state’s license requirements before taking to the fields and woods.

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SPRING: Coming Soon to Michigan
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SPRING: Coming Soon to Michigan

It’s time for Spring Cleaning! And by “cleaning,” I mean you should pack up and clear out to spend a week at someone else’s professionally cleaned and tchotchke-free vacation home. Spring is a great time to clean out the corners, but it’s an even better time to clear your mind — and what better way than to vacate your everyday life and vacation in one of Michigan’s many beautiful and relaxing rental homes.

Spring also happens to be a time when the sleepy towns of winter wake up and start thinking about throwing a festival. Take a look at some of these fun Michigan springtime events and the stunning vacation homes that surround them:

 

What’s happening in March?

March is a fickle time in Michigan, bringing weather that passes freely between rain and snow — but that doesn’t stop the state at large from having a grand old time. Winter festivities continue into March in Michigan, with fun community events like fatbiking challenges and ice fishing competitions. March is also the beginning of the racing season, and many athletes like to kick it off with a green-decked shamrock shuffle. Check out these can’t-miss Michigan festivals and events in March:

— St. Patrick’s Day —

(1) On March 10, Highland, Mich., hosts the annual Highland Celtic Festival in honor of St. Patrick’s Day. The festival is a whirl of live entertainments, including traditional music and dance, magic shows and street theater. Local restaurants and pubs collaborate on a feast of corn beef and cabbage with soda bread and green beer. Proceeds from the festival go to the Church of the Holy Spirit.

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(2) On March 17, Marquette, Mich., is hosting a St. Patrick’s Street Shut Down — a community-wide street party featuring dueling pianos, a mechanical bull, a photo booth and a cash bar.

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— Daylight Savings Time —

On March 16, Champion, Mich., hosts its annual Lantern Lit Snowshoe Trail event. This family-frien

dly, self-guided snow trek ventures down a 1.25-mile wooded trail lit by lantern light. The trail circles back to the entry point, where a camp fire and warm treats await participants.

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Why is everyone always so tired on April first?

Because they’ve just finished a long, 31-day March!

What are we celebrating in April?

April is a month for traditions, whether that be the annual prank contest you started with your best frie

nd in the seventh grade, or the less hostile, family Easter egg hunt — both of which we know you’ve continued to participate in long past the point where it aged out of appropriateness. Oh, well. We don’t worry about appearances at the cabin! Book a large-group cabin in April and give family and friends room to spread out while enjoying the traditional merry-making. But remember: pranking your rental owner or manager is rarely appreciated and may result in fines.

— Easter —

On April first, Kalamazoo, Mich., is the place to be this year for the iconic staple of spring: the Easter Sunday Brunch! Kalamazoo one-ups the neighbors by holding their annual brunch in the historical Henderson Castle. This notorious mid-morning feast consists of seven courses!

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—April Fool’s —

On April 6, Ann Arbor, Mich., commemorates April Fool’s with an evening kickoff of its annual weekend FoolMoon event. The community and visitors gather to celebrate the long-awaited turn of the seasons with light and laser spectacles, a D.J. and beer tent, and live dance performances.

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— Does wine even need a reason? —

On April 19, the Artisan Market officially opens in Baroda, Mich. Held in the tasting room at Dablon Vineyards, the Artisan Market is made up of a collection of local artists, craftsmen, and vendors and cultivators of all kinds. This local pop-up market enjoys a view of the Dablon

estate. Visitors can indulge in complimentary hors d’oeuvres while they peruse unique goods from southwest Michigan and northern Indiana.

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If April showers bring May flowers, what do Mayflowers bring?

Pilgrims!

What’s on the horizon in May?

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cle of spring in Michigan, when the temperature tends to stay between 50 and 70 degrees, and the wildflowers are thick on the side of the road. May is a beautiful time to visit the Midwest, take a scenic drive down back-country roads and enjoy a picnic under bright sun and cool breeze.

May is also a big month for holidays! Between Mother’s Day (an excellent time to gather the family in a spacious, relaxing vacation home and surround Mom with the love and attention she deserves) and Memorial Day (widely acknowledged as the official start to peak vacation season), there is a slew of lesser-known reasons to fête, including Mother Goose Day, Garden Meditation Day, National Windmill Day and Learn About Composting Day — not to mention that May is National Bike Month AND National Barbecue Month. Here’s how Michigan celebrates May:

— May Day —

On May 5, visitors can Learn to Identify Spring Flowers in Muskegon, Mich., at a family-friendly event co-taught by a park naturalist and a nature photographer. This hands-on skills seminar covers basic plant identification using photographic examples, then escorts participants outdoors to flex their new knowledge on a guided nature hike in areas well-populated with native wildflowers. Coffee and a light breakfast are provided at sign-in, with a luncheon served at noon. Participants will also receive a handy field guide.

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— Mother’s Day —

Celebrate Mom this year by training for a race and keeping pace! On May 12, Grand Rapids is hosting the annual Fifth Third River Bank Run downtown. The day’s events include a 5k run, a 10k run, a 25k hand-cycle race, a 25k wheelchair race, a 25k foot race and a 5k community walk.

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 — Memorial Day —

On May 28, Grand Haven holds its famous Memorial Day Parade, led by the United States Coast Guard Color Guard. After the parade, spectators can join the marchers for a commemorative ceremony and a live performance by the Grand Haven High School Band.

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Whatever your reason for the season, you can find fanfare for it in Michigan, or create your own in one of Michigan’s many specially fitted large-group or family cabins.

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Top 6 Wisconsin Events in 2018 …and the cabins nearby

Wisconsin rental cabins offer vacationers a great basecamp when it comes to local events. After a day of participating in one of these local events, your group will love the sunsets & privacy only found in a cabin, cottage, lodge or home. From the two of you to your extended family, we have romantic WI cabins and plenty of large group vacation rentals.

For this blog, we gathered a nice selection of WI vacation rentals closest to each event. Because we have hundreds, we could not list them all. But you’ll find town links too.

Wisconsin Event #6: WINTER WINE & CHERRY FEST
Door County! Feb. 3, 2018 10 am to 4 pm

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From the cabin to a complimentary wine and farm market food tasting event. Talk about unique — you can also go on horse-drawn sleigh rides, listen to live music, taste warm apple cider and mulled wines. Here’s our favorite part: The Cherry Pit Spit Competition starts at 1:30 pm. DRESS WARM FOR THIS ONE. Plan a winter escape to Door County.

Nearest cabin rentals to the Winter Wine and Cherry Fest:
Hermitage • Studio Cottage • Woldt’s Farmette and Cottage • A short drive from these Egg Harbor vacation rentals

Wisconsin Event #5: BARABOO FAIR on the SQUARE
May 12, 2018 9 am to 4 pm and Oct. 13 9 am to 4 pm

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This much fun, this close to your Baraboo vacation rental? YES! Bouncy houses and pony rides, huge Farmers Market, arts and crafts show (150 artists and crafters from all over the Midwest) — a full day of family entertainment in Baraboo/Wisconsin Dells.

Nearest cabin rentals to the Baraboo Fair on the Square:
Devils Lake Lodge • Prairie Retreat • Tall Pines Villa • A short drive from these Wisconsin Dells cabins

Wisconsin Event #4: FISHING HAS NO BOUNDARIES
Hayward! May 18 and 19, 2018

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Love to fish? Looking for a great volunteer opportunity in Wisconsin? These two worlds collide in Hayward on the shores of the Chippewa Flowage! This two day event hosts anywhere from 100-120 anglers with various disabilities. Hayward’s event the “Grand-daddy” event of all the FHMB Chapters. We’ve been a supporter since 2009!

Nearest cabin rentals to the Fishing Has No Boundaries Event:
Deerfoot Lodge Cabin 7 • Chippewa View Lodge • Tall Pines Lodge • Making Memories at the Lake • A short drive from these Hayward cabin rentals

Wisconsin Event #3: IRON RIVER SUMMERFEST
June 8 to 10, 2018

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Start your training now for the Spider Lake 10K, 5K, 2 Mile Walk/Run! Plus rummage sales, a benefit dance

Nearest cabin rentals to the Iron River Summerfest Event:
Half Moon Lake Lodge • Spok’n 4 • Tri Lake Timbers Resort • All Iron River cabins

Wisconsin Event #2: 4TH OF JULY FIREWORKS
Wisconsin Dells

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Arrive at dusk and be ready to ohh and ahh as over 1,300 fireworks will brighten the sky over Downtown Dells.

Nearest cabin rentals to the big fireworks show in downtown Wisconsin Dells:
Field House • Dell View Lake Lodge • Bird House Cottage • Red Cabin 2 • Plus all of these Wisconsin Dells Vacation Rentals

Wisconsin Event #1: WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP OFF-ROAD RACES
Crandon, WI  Aug. 31, 2018 to Sep. 2, 2018

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Gear up for some premier off-road racing Up North! Yes, the local economy still boasts many logging companies that work in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, but the racing on the most revered dirt track in the world is going to blow you away! It’s a party as more than 50,000 fans gather to cheer for their favorite drivers.

Nearest cabin rentals to the World Championship Off-road races:
Hemlock Harbor Haven • Round Lake Chalet • Round Lake Cabin Rental • Buena Vista Lodge • A short drive from these Rhinelander cabins for rent

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Michigan ‘Fitcations’ Worth Traveling For

2017 has come to an end, and with it any illusions we were still cherishing about checking off the ambitious New-Year’s resolutions we all pinned to our “vision boards” last January. The good news, for those of us who will be crossing off just one word from that resolutions list — “2017” — there is hope for next year. Some of the most widely aspired-to resolutions include fitness challenges and travel, which just happen to be a killer duo. And while trapping yourself into going to the gym by committing to a year-long membership may work for some, others would rather wave goodbye to the monthly fees than spend their early mornings and evenings in a sweaty, brightly-lit workout box. This year, put your holiday bonus to great use by planning your dream fitcation — book a cabin, register for an outdoor adventure race and start training. Let’s all reach for a resolutions win in 2018!

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To help you in your quest, here is a list of unique Michigan fitness challenges throughout the year — and unique Michigan lodging to match:

January: Michigan Adventure Race

This 6-mile, triathlon-style race is the largest outdoor winter adventure race in the U.S.! A mix of snowshoeing, fatbiking and paddling the icy waters through Manistee National Forest, the Michigan Adventure Race presents a variety of challenges, not the least of which is the weather! Participants are provided with the cold-weather equipment and plenty of motivational prizes to get them across the finish line.

Find out more and register at http://miadventurerace.com/

February: Ground Hog Marathon

Celebrate Ground Hog’s Day in 2018 by paying a visit to Grand Rapid’s local celebrity Augustus T. Groundhog. This cold-weather running event consists of a full marathon, a half marathon and a “Moonlight 1/6 Marathon” the night before. Much like the eponymous movie, the Ground Hog Marathon certified course repeats itself — up to six times, if you are running the full! And regardless of whether Augustus sees his shadow, there is likely to be snow on the course.

Read more and register at http://www.groundhogmarathon.com/

March: Clare Irish Festival Road Race

This jolly green St. Patty’s Day road race features a 5K run, 10K run and a 2-mile walk. Racers begin and end at Clare High School, and will receive a t-shirt and a free pancake breakfast in the school cafeteria. Following the competitive races, kids under 13 will be invited to participate in a Fun Run. Bring the whole family and let your Irish roots run wild!

See race details and registration info at: https://runsignup.com/Race/MI/Clare/clareroadrace

April: April Fool’s Day Twinkie Run

Start the day off right with coffee and Twinkies, then head out for a 5k! This ironic foodie run is a popular bucket-list item, with it’s amusing t-shirts and other race paraphernalia and its infamous finish-line (and course station) goodies: grilled Twinkies and chocolate. The race coincides with Ann Arbor’s annual homemade Twinkie contest, with proceeds from the collaborative event going to support ALS research.

Keep an eye out for updated 2018 information at: http://www.activeagainstals.org/events/twinkie-run/

May: Coast to Coast Gravel Grinder

The Gravel Grinder chases the sun across the great state of Michigan, with racers starting at dawn at Saginaw Bay on the coast of Lake Huron and peddling a furious 210 miles along scenic gravel backroads. This race is routed through farm and field and between the trees of the Manistee National Forest, with the finish line staked out on the sandy beach of Lake Michigan at Ludington. Traverse the lower peninsula in one fell swoop with this epic lake-to-lake challenge.

Register at: http://micoasttocoast.com/

June: Michigan Adventure Race — Epic Edition

In early June, the Caberfae Peaks Resort just outside of Cadillac, MI, hosts the Caberfae Epic Edition, a co-ed outdoor adventure race that combines paddling, orienteering and gravel or two-track biking through the Manistee National Forest. Divisions include one, two, three and four-person race groups, with racers eligible for raffle prizes. You will also be rewarded for you physical activity with an enormous wedding-style buffet!

See details and register here: http://miadventurerace.com/

July: Greatest Fourth in the North

Lake City celebrates the nation’s independence with an annual 5k run, 10k run, 5k walk and Fun Run, followed by refreshments and a Fourth of July parade down main street. The course begins at downtown’s City Park, then heads out of town to traverse the surrounding woodlands, running alongside Lake Missaukee. Trophies are awarded to age-group first through third-place finishers — in case the sense of accomplishment just isn’t enough to motivate you.

Register for the Greatest Fourth in the North: http://lakecitymich.com/greatest-4th-in-the-north/

August: Dog Days of Summer

If those lazy, hazy, crazy days of summer have you itching to get out and sweat, Elite Pet Styling of Owosso, MI, has you covered. The Dog Days of Summer 5k run/walk is held in late August, and encourages everybody — and their dog — to get out and run in the heat of the Michigan summer. Prizes and medals are awarded to the top finishers in each age category, as well as to the first 70 furry friends to cross the finish line!

View Dog Days details at: https://runsignup.com/Race/MI/Owosso/DogDaysofSummer5krunwalk?aflt_token=vkmwDmweQ4iCYn8otSOOnKQ3vCO8buOw

September: Lord of the Springs

In mid-September, the Yankee Springs Recreation Area will hold one race to rule them all: the annual 26-mile, single-track and gravel bike race through the rolling backroads of Barry County. This race is geared toward beginner competitors, with a casual atmosphere and space for groups to ride together. The course covers 26 miles and circles around the Deep Lake Trail at Yankee Springs. Some of the proceeds from racing fees goes to support the West Michigan Mountain Biking Alliance to build and maintain the local trails.

Sign up at: http://lordofthesprings.com/

October: Headless Horseman 5K

Here’s a spooky option for Halloween! The town of Howell, MI, makes great use of its punny name by celebrating Halloween weekend with the annual Legend of Sleepy Howell costume event, followed by the Headless Horseman 5 and 10k races and the Monster Mile, as well as trick-or-treating, hayrides and more.

See race-day details here: http://www.sleepyhowell.com/

November: Black Toenail Friday Half

Michigan’s Commerce Township dredges up some unsightly imagery with this play on words. The “Black Toenail Friday Half” encourages participants to skip the shopping marathon the day after thanksgiving and spend your calories on the trails. This half marathon is hosted by the Proud Lake Recreation Area, with a course set through the scenic trails and around the lake. This race also takes advantage of the cooler weather to offer racers a later-than-normal start time. The Black Toenail Friday Half kicks off at 11:00 a.m., so you can have your turkey coma and still make the starting gun.

Register at: https://runsignup.com/Race/MI/CommerceTownship/BlackToenailFridayHalf

December: Run Like the Dickens

Bring 2018 full-circle with the Baird St. Holly Run Like the Dickens winter running event. This festive road race celebrates a holiday classic while battling classic holiday eating habits with a 10k run, a 5k run, a 5k walk and a Tiny Tim Trot. The course runs through the picturesque town of Holly, MI, weaving through the local lights and decorations. Best of all, participants can check a race off their resolution bucket list — just in time to start a new list!

Find out more at: https://www.runlikethedickens.org/

Didn’t find the single race that inspires your soul to give up potato chips and become a fitness fanatic? Worry not — Michigan has hundreds of local races scattered throughout the year. Check out RunningInTheUSA.com for more competitive events in the Mitten State!

Don’t forget to book your cabin! Every serious racer (and the not-so-serious ones) needs a place to get a good night’s sleep before the big day — and a place to have a big meal (or a big drink) after it’s over! Explore these great Michigan vacation homes and resorts by town at RentMichiganCabins.com to find the perfect race-day setup — and good luck in 2018!

Michigan Rental Cabins by Town:

Arcadia | Atlanta | Au Gres | Barryton

Benton Harbor | Benzonia | Big Rapids | Black River

Brimley | Byron | Cadillac | Cheboygan

Cedar | Cedarville | Coloma | Covert

Crystal Falls | Curtis | Eagle Harbor | East Tawas

Fenton | Fennville | Frankfort | Fountain

Gaylord | Germfask | Gladwin | Glen Arbor

Grand Marais | Grand Rapids | Grant | Grayling

Greenbush | Hale | Harbor Springs | Harrison

 Higgins Lake | Honor | Hope | Houghton Lake

Indian River | Iron River | Irons | Johannesburg

Kewadin | Lac La Belle | Lake Leelanau | Le Roy

Ludington | Luzerne | Manistee | Manistique

Maple City | Mikado | Mio | Muskegon

National City | Oscoda | Presque Isle | Rapid City

Rockford | Rodney |Roscommon | Rose City

 Saint Helen | Saugatuck | Tawas City | Traverse City

 Union Pier | Wellston | West Branch | Whitehall

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Embrace the chill! Choose your cozy winter cabin getaway in Minnesota

These McGregor MN resorts near Big Sandy Lake offer guests an authentic north woods vacation. A wonderful outdoor enthusiast destination with great golfing, fishing, boating, canoeing and winter snowmobiling and skiing. These cabins and cottages provide a great opportunity to spend some time outdoors and enjoy nature. Minnesota lake lodging is sure to be the relaxing getaway that you need.

wacowinterShing Wako Resort: Cabin 14
During the winter, there are over 1,200 miles of snowmobile trails throughout Brainerd. Ski Gull near Gull Lake is also a great ski hill for the whole family. There is so much to do!

How long are the winters in Minnesota? How cold does it get? Will you survive it? Yes, you’ll survive if you mix in some warm cabin time:) The wind seems to blow in directly from the North Pole, but the glow of your romantic fireplace will warm you right up again. Winter snowfall averages around 60-70 inches annually. This is the only place where wearing 12 layers of clothes is common.

firplaceCampfire Bay Resort: White Oak
The cabin’s many windows go up to its vaulted pine ceiling and bring in a lot of light. A gas fireplace, AC, and satellite TV and DVD player are in the the living area which is connected to the open dining area and kitchen.

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Josante Shores
A Cook, Minnesota vacation rental
Fall colors are brilliant, and in winter, fresh blankets of snow transforms the cabin and Lake into a winter spectacle – admire it from the warm inside, or step out the front door and try snowshoeing. You can plan, and book directly with us so we’d be happy to give you some tips on snowmobiling and cross country skiing trips.

cozyinsideThe Gone Fish’Inn
An Osakis, Minnesota vacation rental
Central Lakes Trail runs from Osakis to Fergus Falls. Great for snowmobiling in the winter too! It’s not just a summer paradise; after a day of skiing, snowmobiling and ice fishing, the wood stove quickly warms things up.

cozy2The Great Escape Cabin
A Maple Lake, Minnesota vacation rental

Cross country skiing, snow shoeing, bond fires (wood included), and of course ice fishing (fish house is available for rent with heat, poles and bait)! Book direct today for Great Getaway!

MN snowmobiling trails are abundant in Minnesota, but some destinations are just more popular. These regions have snowmobile clubs, professionally groomed trails, and lots of winter things to do for a seamlessly perfect Minnesota cold-season vacation. Leech Lake area rentals has the Paul Bunyan Trail and the Heartland trail which weaves around (and over) lakes and streams; along towering pine forests and scenic backroads. The Paul Bunyan trail goes from Brainerd to Bemidji while the Heartland Trail goes from Cass Lake to Walker and eventually meets up with the Paul Bunyan Trail.

Another winter HOT SPOT IS Bemidji, MN
Bemidji is central to the state’s 14,000 miles of trails which in winter are used for cross country skiing well marked snowmobile trails. One of our favorites is the Paul Bunyan and Heartland State Trails. Just let your MN vacation rental owner know what level of excitement your group is interested in – rental owners and local property managers are eager to help you plan vacation memories that will last a lifetime.

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Large group vacation rentals in Minnesota are ideal for the holidays.

Rental cabins are a great way to experience the holidays. You can meet your extended family halfway, and it relieves the stress of playing the host so everyone can enjoy their time off. And, as fun as it is to sleep all the kids side-by-side on the living room floor — or in a tent out back, or in the bathtub — RentMinnesotaCabins.com has a roomier solution. These large, multi-bedroom vacation homes are open year-round and have enough beds for the whole famn damily.

(3) year-round Minnesota vacation rentals that sleep 20 or more. Perfect for your large family Holiday:

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Anderson’s Grand View Lodge: Grand Lodge

Our signature year-round family reunion center with 2 levels accommodating up to 25 family members. Originally, this was the bar & restaurant when the resort was first established in 1944! It has since been refurbished. The spacious banquet/living areas easily allow the ENTIRE family to gather comfortably with seating up to 30. It’s less than 20’ from Leech Lake – a 112,000 acre water park! Arrangements: King Master Suite w/King bed, 7 Queen beds, 9 Twin beds. Completely remodeled in 2016.

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Sunset Shores Resort: America

Minnesota’s Sunset Shores Resort not only offers great summertime activities; it offers great wintertime activities such as Ice Fishing, Snowmobiling, or Cross Country Skiing. Nearby is a movie theater, go carts, playing mini golf, golf or tennis. We look forward to seeing you! Make your reservations early as the resort fills up fast. Book your summer MN cabin getaway before the end of January.

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Dunrovin Resort: Cabin 11

Looking for a great rental for a family reunion or your large group? Cabin 11 is the resorts largest cabin. In the kitchen there are 2 refrigerators, a log table table big enough to seat at least 10 adults! A resort means resort amenities: A game area, small convenience store with everything from bait to treats. You can pull your sled right up to your cabin door! Nearby Buena Vista Ski Area is an excellent place to spend a day for the skiing fanatic.

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