Hackensack Reunion Cabin on Pleasant Lake: big-water fun, two docks, and space for the whole crew. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com large group listing partner since 2020!

Hackensack Reunion Cabin on Pleasant Lake: big-water fun, two docks, and space for the whole crew. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com large group listing partner since 2020!

Cabintimers, this one’s built for gatherings. On the sunny north shore of Pleasant Lake in Hackensack, Hackensack Reunion Cabin sleeps up to 18 with six bedrooms and two baths. Pets are considered, there’s a sandy swim area with a raft, and you’ll have two docks plus an optional pontoon rental—a rare combo that keeps everyone on the water from sunrise to s’mores. Weekly Sunday–Sunday stays keep check-in smooth for large families. (rentminnesotacabins.com)

Inside and out, the cabin is dialed for groups: three queens, five doubles, two twins, and a crib; a huge deck setup that seats around 30 people for meals; and a 16-foot burn pit just off the shoreline for those long Northern nights. Anglers get a fish-cleaning station, fish fryer, and grills; winter folks get a heated garage for thawing gear (and a comfy TV corner for the game). There’s also a paddle boat and a kayak waiting at the beach.

Why Cabintimers love this spot

Bring the boats, the ATVs, and the snowmobiles—this property is ready year-round. Two docks accommodate up to three boats, and Pleasant Lake is known for sandy bottoms and classic Northwoods scenery. When you book directly with the owners, you skip service fees and unlock local know-how about where to fish, float, and find the best ice-cream cones. (rentminnesotacabins.com)

Explore the Leech Lake area

Ten minutes down the road in Walker, you can launch adventures on Leech Lake or try your luck at Northern Lights Casino. Prefer pedaling? Hop on the paved Paul Bunyan State Trail for miles of smooth riding through forests, lakes, and wetlands. In town, stretch your legs at the lakefront park on Birch Lake and snap the must-do photo with the 17-foot Lucette Diana Kensack statue.

For deeper woods and wildlife, day-trip into Chippewa National Forest for hiking, birding, and fall-color cruises. In winter, this whole corner of the North Country lights up with hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails, and the cabin’s heated garage makes staging easy.

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Cabin notes for planners

Large groups appreciate the easy parking (including trailers), the furnished kitchen, washer/dryer, and air conditioning. The owners even offer electric hookups if a couple of relatives roll in with campers. That flexibility—plus the family-sized sleeping layout—makes reunions here effortless. Book direct via the listing to connect with the owners and get your dates on the calendar without the middleman. (rentminnesotacabins.com)

Ready to plan? Head to the rental’s page to message the owners, confirm availability, and ask about adding the pontoon.

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St. Germain Cabins with Boats at the Dock: Meet Northwoods Vacation Rentals. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2013!

St. Germain Cabins with Boats at the Dock: Meet Northwoods Vacation Rentals. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2013!

If easy lake days are calling, Northwoods Vacation Rentals in St. Germain, Wisconsin makes it simple. Two standouts Cabintimers love right away: on‑site pontoon and fishing‑boat rentals plus private piers with lakeside fire pits. Park the car, wheel your cooler to the dock, and spend your time fishing, paddling, and watching the loons instead of chasing marina schedules.

Northwoods Vacation Rentals keeps things personal and local. The team is based in St. Germain and focuses on helping guests make the most of their vacation—from where to catch walleye at sunrise to the best place for a Friday fish fry. Cabins and lake homes are spread across Little St. Germain Lake, Big St. Germain Lake, Lost Lake, Moon Lake, and Little Arbor Vitae Lake, so you can match your style of water and shoreline to your group.

Why Cabintimers book here

You’re not scrolling through hundreds of listings with mystery fees. You’re booking direct with a local manager who answers the phone and knows the trails, launches, and supper clubs. Summer weeks tend to go fast on these popular lakes, so planning ahead is smart—especially if you’re pairing a cabin with a pontoon or 16.5’ fishing boat.

Cabin spotlights (a few guest favorites)

Foster’s Lakehouse – Little St. Germain Lake
A three‑bedroom, two‑bath year‑round lake home on the east side of the lake—hello, sunset views. Inside you’ve got a full kitchen and washer/dryer; outside is a private pier, lakeside fire ring, and a canoe plus two kayaks. Anglers appreciate the included 14’ aluminum boat and the option to add a motor, fishing boat, or pontoon. Snowmobilers can hop on area trails right from the property.

Lay‑Z‑Pine – Big St. Germain Lake
About 40 feet from the water with a refreshed kitchen and living area, this cottage puts you close to the action. Families like the sandy beach, tennis court, and playground access, along with an on‑site boat launch and included small aluminum boat. Internet with smart TV makes movie night easy after the campfire.

Moon Lake Chalet – Moon Lake
A three‑bedroom, two‑bath lake home made for all‑season fun: 3 kayaks, private pier and campfire pit, central air, and both snowmobile and ATV/UTV access. The big deck faces a quiet shoreline where eagles and loons are regulars.

Grazian’s Lake View Cabin – Little St. Germain Lake
A two‑bedroom cabin with an open living area, extra‑large kitchen counter, and a side deck for grilling on the gas grill. Set just above one of two sandy beach areas with a swim raft and sunning dock. There’s pier space for two boats, a lakeside storage shed, and a fish‑cleaning house—nice perks for fishing groups.

Lingering Pines – Lost Lake
Classic Northwoods comfort with a private pier and a lakeside fire pit. Lost Lake is known for northern pike, walleye, largemouth bass, musky, and panfish, so bring your tackle box and a camera for those hero shots.

Boats & gear: the easy button

Skip the separate marina run. Northwoods Vacation Rentals rents pontoons (multiple sizes), 16.5’ fishing boats, and small outboard motors. Life jackets are included, and motors are mounted in advance for weekly rentals. Pairing a boat with your cabin means more time on the water and fewer logistics.

Things to do near St. Germain

Warm months are all about lake time—swimming, tubing, paddling, and slow evening cruises. Bikers can hop on the St. Germain Bike & Hike trail system, and families love Elmer’s Fun Park for go‑karts and mini golf. Golfers have several nearby courses. When the colors turn, pack the camera for a shoreline leaf‑peeping cruise.

Winter brings well‑groomed Bo‑Boen Snowmobile Club trails (over 100 miles) plus ice fishing, snowshoeing, and cross‑country skiing. Local events like the St. Germain Radar Run, the AMSOIL World Championship Snowmobile Derby, USA Pond Hockey Nationals, and the Tundra Plunge keep the calendar lively. Many restaurants are trail‑accessible, so you can ride to lunch and warm up by a fireplace.

Trip‑planning tips for Cabintimers

  • Summer stays often run weekly, and prime dates book early.
  • Ask about pairing your reservation with a pontoon or fishing boat to lock in your lake time.
  • Each cabin has its own amenity mix—kayaks, playground access, sandy beach areas, smart TVs, washer/dryer—so pick the setup that fits your crew.
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Book direct & keep it local

Cabintimers know: booking direct means no service fees, no middleman, and local expertise from people who live and play here. Ready to pick your lake and dates? Head to Northwoods Vacation Rentals and connect with the team to get your cabin + boat dialed in.

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Private Beach Days & Pontoon Plays: Delton Oaks Resort on Lake Delton. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2017!

Private Beach Days & Pontoon Plays: Delton Oaks Resort on Lake Delton. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2017!

Cabintimers, this is your spot to slow down on the shoreline and crank up the fun when you’re ready. Delton Oaks Resort in Wisconsin Dells sets you right on Lake Delton with two stand-out perks you’ll use every day: a private sandy beach and easy water access with complimentary kayaks and paddleboards for registered guests. Add in on‑site pontoon boat rentals (for guests only) and a heated outdoor pool, and you’ve got a lake trip that’s equal parts chill and adventure.

Why Delton Oaks works for your crew

This is a family-owned lakeside resort with that classic Wisconsin Dells flavor—cozy interiors, friendly faces, and simple outdoor moments that stretch into the evening around the fire pit (wood supplied). The location puts you minutes from the Dells attractions while keeping your home base peaceful on the water. Pet lovers—select Main Lodge units welcome dogs (for a nightly fee), while Lakeside units and cabins remain pet‑free to keep those spaces fresh for allergy‑sensitive guests.

Stay your way: cabins, suites, and lodge rooms

Whether you’re bringing the whole family tree or sneaking in a couples’ weekend, there’s a layout for you:

  • Lakeside Vacation Homes & Cabins (sleep 6–20): Full kitchens, private decks or screened porches, gas grills, and true lake views. Options range from the Classic 6‑person cottage to the 20‑guest showstopper with multiple bedrooms and bathrooms.
  • Lakeside Suites: 1–2 bedrooms with full kitchens and either a balcony (upper) or stone patio (lower) just steps from the shore.
  • Main Lodge Studios & Suites: Newly updated spaces with kitchens or kitchenettes—many are pet‑friendly—and an easy walk to the pool and beach.

If you’re packing a group—think reunions, team trips, or wedding weekends—Delton Oaks makes it easy with room clusters and outdoor gathering space so everyone can spread out, reconnect, and still meet on the beach for the nightly s’mores session.

On-the-water days, made simple

Morning coffee hits different on a lakeside deck. After that, it’s time to play: launch a kayak or paddleboard, cast a line from the dock, or kick back on the beach. Registered guests can rent a pontoon right on site for lazy loops around Lake Delton—great for swim stops and sunset cruises. When you’re ready for a change of pace, the heated outdoor pool is open during the warm‑weather season.

Good to know: The resort is open year‑round, minimum stays vary by unit and time of year, and there’s a small refundable deposit for kayak/paddleboard use. Bring beach towels, and plan to end most nights at the fire pit—stars included.

Local’s list: things to do around Wisconsin Dells

You’re a quick hop to the Dells’ headliners and some quieter nature escapes. Mix and match:

  • On the water (beyond Lake Delton): Upper Dells Boat Tours, Lost Canyon Tours by horse‑drawn carriage, and the classic amphibious Original Wisconsin Ducks.
  • State park time: Mirror Lake State Park for calm paddling and shaded trails; Devil’s Lake State Park for bluff hikes with big views.
  • Family attractions: Noah’s Ark Waterpark, Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park, Timbavati Wildlife Park, Wizard Quest, and Pirate’s Cove mini golf (watch for resort guest discounts).
  • Eat & sip: Keep it Wisconsin with a lakeside supper club experience (Cabintimers rave about Ishnala—book early), or go casual with local favorites in the Dells.
  • Winter notes: The resort stays open when the snow flies—pair your stay with nearby skiing and tubing at Cascade Mountain, winter hikes at Devil’s Lake, and hot cocoa by the fire.

Cabin‑time perks you’ll feel

  • Beachfront simplicity: Walk from your door to the sand. Swim, sun, repeat.
  • Gear confidence: Use the complimentary kayaks and paddleboards; rent a pontoon without leaving the property.
  • Grill culture: Gas grills, decks, and picnic spots keep meals easy.
  • Pet options: Bring your four‑legged friend to select Main Lodge units; lakeside stays remain pet‑free.
  • Direct booking value: Skip third‑party markups, ask locals for the best tips, and tap into property‑only specials.

Tips for Cabintimers

  1. Pack water shoes for rocky sections near the shoreline and a lightweight hoodie for lake breezes after sunset. 2) Arrive with breakfast staples—there are full kitchens or kitchenettes in many units, and the morning view is better than any café line. 3) Call the resort directly to ask about current guest discounts for area attractions and any seasonal deals.
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Cabintimers, you know the drill: book directly Delton Oaks Resort for the lowest overall price, no service fees, and no middleman. You’ll also get local insight on where to hike, launch, dine, and play—plus access to phone‑only specials.

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Hockett Hollow on Buchanan Lake: Bring the Crew, Spread Out, and Soak Up Otter Tail County. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2020!

Hockett Hollow on Buchanan Lake: Bring the Crew, Spread Out, and Soak Up Otter Tail County. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2020!

Some cabins just feel like they were built for Cabintimers. Hockett Hollow in Ottertail, Minnesota is one of them — a monitor-style barn duplex set on 14 acres with 200+ feet of shoreline on Buchanan Lake. What sets this place apart right away? A massive ~6,000 sq. ft. heated lower level that doubles as a rainy-day play zone, plus a private sand beach with a paddle boat waiting at the water’s edge. Add in two custom fire pits with handmade Adirondack chairs, and your evenings are basically spoken for.

Inside, the home is spacious and easy to settle into: 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and sleeping space for up to 10. The kitchen is set up like you actually live here — stainless appliances (dishwasher included), custom knotty alder cabinetry, and place settings for the whole crew. There’s bar-height seating for ten and an extra living room above the entry when folks want to spread out with a book, cards, or a late-night movie. You’ll appreciate the practical perks too: in-home washer/dryer, central air, Wi-Fi, and a 16×12 deck with a gas grill and picnic tables for lunch right off the lake.

Step outside and choose your vibe. Follow the nature trail through prairie grass down to the beach for paddling and swimming, bring your fishing gear for time on Buchanan Lake, or rent the onsite pontoon for a lazy afternoon cruise. When the sun dips, rotate between the two fire pits — one near the beach, one closer to the cabin — and pass around s’mores under a sky full of stars. Cabintimers planning a summer stay will love the simple weekly rhythm of lake life here; winter brings its own fun with nearby snowmobile trails and cozy nights by the fire.

Ottertail puts you near a cluster of small towns and classic Minnesota experiences. Perham is about nine miles away for coffee, boutiques, and local events; Battle Lake is your gateway to Glendalough State Park — nine miles of hiking and a peaceful trail loop ideal for biking and wildlife spotting. Maplewood State Park delivers sweeping hilltop views over kettle lakes and is a favorite for fall color drives, horseback riding, and miles of year-round trails. Golfers can tee it up at Thumper Pond right in Ottertail or play Balmoral on Otter Tail Lake — both are local staples. However you fill the day, you’ll be back at Hockett Hollow in time for golden-hour shoreline and crackling campfire chatter.

A quick note for Cabintimers who care about value: book directly with the owner/manager to steer clear of third-party fees and get real local insight. That’s the Cabintime way — no middleman, more money for bait, cones, and a round after golf.

Ready to start a new lake tradition? Search availability and reach out to the owner to book direct and save. Your crew — and your future self — will thank you.

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Book Direct in North Carolina’s High Country: Carolina Mountain Vacation Rentals (Ashe County & Beyond). Now Taking Direct Bookings Through RentNorthCarolinaCabins.com!

Book Direct in North Carolina’s High Country: Carolina Mountain Vacation Rentals (Ashe County & Beyond). Now Taking Direct Bookings Through RentNorthCarolinaCabins.com!

Cabintimers, if you’re craving winding country roads, long-range ridgelines, and river time that slows the day down, set your sights on Ashe County in North Carolina’s High Country. Carolina Mountain Vacation Rentals is a local team based in downtown West Jefferson that makes booking easy—and direct—so you skip big-site traveler fees and get real local guidance.

Two things Cabintimers ask for again and again show up here in a big way: cabins with hot tubs and true water access. Carolina Mountain Vacation Rentals offers hot-tub cabins for stargazing sessions after a day on the Parkway, plus rare creekside cabins with small waterfalls and New River riverfront homes where you can cast from the bank or launch a kayak. Long-range mountain-view porches, pet-friendly options, and reliable WiFi round out the wish list.

Carolina Mountain Vacation Rentals at a glance: The company focuses on Ashe County—the “Uncrowded Alternative”—with easy day trips to Boone, Blowing Rock, Todd, Banner Elk, and the Blue Ridge Parkway. You’ll find settings from peaceful valley farms to ridgeline chalets, along with convenient in-town stays near West Jefferson’s galleries and eateries.

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Why book direct with a local manager

Booking direct with Carolina Mountain Vacation Rentals means no middleman, no third‑party platform service fees, and a real person who knows the backroads, put‑ins, and best breakfast stops. You’ll get accurate availability, clear house rules, and quick help if you need anything during your stay. Many cabins sit on gravel mountain roads; in winter, plan for possible 4WD or tire chains—another reason it helps to have locals on your side.

Cabin styles Cabintimers love

• Pet‑friendly cabins: Bring the dog and head for riverside trails, farm roads, and mellow town strolls.
• Hot‑tub homes: Private tubs with dark High Country skies are a nightly ritual around here.
• Riverfront & creekside: Wake to the sound of water. Spend your day paddling gentle New River stretches, tossing a line for smallmouth, or picnicking on the bank.
• Long‑range view chalets: Coffee tastes better when the sun climbs over Mount Jefferson. These porches are built for sunrise sit‑downs and sunset grills.
• Near‑Boone/Blowing Rock convenience: If you want easy access to restaurants, outfitters, and ski areas, choose a cabin closer to the main corridors.
• Work‑from‑the‑mountains: WiFi properties make it simple to blend a few afternoon emails with morning hikes and evening fires.

Eat, explore, repeat: local trip ideas

Start in West Jefferson. Pop into the murals and galleries on BackStreet, then swing by Ashe County Cheese for curds and ice cream. Drive up Mount Jefferson State Natural Area for big views without a long hike. When the New calls your name, pick a calm section of New River State Park for paddling or a lazy tube float.

Make time for a Parkway day. The Blue Ridge Parkway is minutes away from many cabins and delivers overlooks, picnic spots, and short leg‑stretcher trails all day long. If you’d rather pedal, roll the family‑friendly Railroad Grade Road between Todd and Fleetwood—it follows the river with minimal climbing.

Add a Boone/Blowing Rock detour. Families love Tweetsie Railroad, and foodies can work through Boone’s breweries and bakeries. On clear days, Grandfather Mountain’s mile‑high views are worth the drive. Come winter, nearby ski areas turn on the lights for night skiing and tubing.

Seasonal highlights for Cabintimers

• Spring: Waterfalls are lively, wildflowers line the Parkway, and trout season is rolling.
• Summer: Kayaks, canoes, and cool mountain nights on the deck—bring board games and marshmallows.
• Fall: A leaf‑color clinic. Long‑range porch views and Blue Ridge Parkway overlooks are a daily event.
• Winter: Skiing, snow tubing, and cozy nights by the fire. December brings High Country choose‑and‑cut Christmas tree farms, a tradition worth planning a weekend around.

What makes this manager stand out

Local roots, helpful policies, and a variety of settings—creekside with waterfalls, riverfront lawns, and high‑elevation views—mean you can match the cabin to your crew. The team’s office sits in downtown West Jefferson, so directions, gear rentals, fishing intel, and dining suggestions come from folks who live it every day.

Smart booking tips

• Browse by setting: Use filters for “Creekside w/Waterfall,” “Riverfront,” or “Long Range Mountain Views” to dial in the vibe you want.
• Traveling with pets: Look for “Dog‑friendly cabin” listings and arrange the pet fee in advance.
• Winter trips: Mountain roads can be steep or gravel. Ask about road grade and parking, and bring 4WD or chains when snow is in the forecast.
• Arrival timing: Aim for daylight arrivals on your first visit; views are better and navigation is easier.
• Save more by booking direct: You avoid third‑party traveler fees and communicate with the local manager from the start.

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Idle Hours Resort on Little St. Germain Lake: Classic Northwoods Cabins with a Sandy Swim Beach & Guest‑Only Pontoon Fleet. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2012!

Idle Hours Resort on Little St. Germain Lake: Classic Northwoods Cabins with a Sandy Swim Beach & Guest‑Only Pontoon Fleet. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2012!

If lake days are calling, Cabintimers will love Idle Hours Resort in St. Germain, Wisconsin. Two standout perks set this family‑run resort apart right away: a sandy, roped‑off swim area with a sun‑soaking swim raft, and a guest‑only pontoon fleet so you can cruise Little St. Germain Lake at your own pace. Add in free use of canoes, kayaks, and a paddleboat, and your vacation rhythm is basically set from sunrise to campfire.

Lakefront setting between Minocqua & Eagle River

Idle Hours sits on 500 feet of north‑shore frontage on Little St. Germain Lake, tucked into tall pines on 15 acres. St. Germain is that sweet Northwoods base between Minocqua and Eagle River, so day trips are easy. The lake spans nearly a thousand acres and breaks into several bays. That means you’ll usually find calm water for paddling, fishing, or an easy afternoon cruise.

Cabins for every crew

The resort’s 11 four‑season cabins range from 2 to 5 bedrooms, each with its own character. Bring the entire family, plan a multi‑family trip, or keep it simple for a classic up‑north escape. Because the cabins line the lakefront, mornings start with loons calling and coffee on the porch. Evenings end with stories by the fire and stars that actually pop.

What Cabintimers rave about

Idle Hours is built for simple outdoor fun. Little St. Germain is known for musky, walleye, bass, and panfish. There’s a fish‑cleaning house on site when the bite is hot. Kids dart between the big playground, sand volleyball, and the basketball hoop. Pontoons are available to rent exclusively for resort guests. If you’re bringing your own boat, the public launch is just a few miles away—bring bumpers and mooring ropes.

Want quiet time? Slip a kayak onto Muskellunge Creek for a peaceful paddle. Prefer splash time? The gradual, sandy swim area has no steep drop‑offs, so everyone can cool off with confidence.

Four seasons of Northwoods

Summer brings swimsuits, skis, and sunset cruises. Fall colors here are unreal—bring the camera and hike or bike local trails. Winter is full‑on snowmobile country; St. Germain grooms a huge trail network and the resort shares trail updates often. Spring delivers that calm, uncrowded vibe—and the best fishing of the year.

St. Germain things to do

Start with the Monday Flea Market in town (Memorial Day–Labor Day). Catch seasonal events like the Classic Car Roundup, Colorama in the fall, and winter radar runs. Hungry? There are 20+ restaurants and taverns in and around St. Germain, with even more dining and shopping in Minocqua and Eagle River. Day‑trip ideas include wildlife parks, cranberry marsh tours, waterfalls, and even a big‑view run up to Lake Superior if you want a longer drive.

Planning tips

Idle Hours is a no‑pets resort. Bedding is provided; bring towels or rent sets at the office. Pontoons rent to resort guests only. If you’re eyeing prime dates, book early—these classic cabins fill fast in every season.

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Why book direct

Cabintimers know: booking direct means no service fees, better communication, and local advice from the folks who actually manage the cabins. You’ll get the straight scoop on the best bays for morning paddles, where the fish are moving, and which weekend events are worth your time.

Ready to go? Visit the Idle Hours Resort listings to explore cabins, availability, and current specials. Then line up a pontoon, grab the paddles, and make Little St. Germain your base for the week.

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Ole’s Outpost + Kinni Creek Lodge & Outfitters: Two Northwoods Bases, One Epic Wisconsin Adventure. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2012!

Ole’s Outpost + Kinni Creek Lodge & Outfitters: Two Northwoods Bases, One Epic Wisconsin Adventure. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2012!

Cabintimers, here’s a dialed-in plan for a big, memory-packed Wisconsin trip: post up at Ole’s Outpost near Hayward for trail riding and lake time, then head south to Kinni Creek Lodge & Outfitters in River Falls for trout, kayaks, and cozy streamside lodging. You’ll cover the best of the Northwoods and the Driftless in one shot—and you’ll book directly with the owners for the lowest rates and local know-how.

Part 1: Ole’s Outpost — Trails, Lakes, and Space for the Whole Crew

This group-friendly cabin in Minong (near Hayward) was built for gear and good times. On-trail access means your ATVs or sleds roll right from the driveway, and multiple boat landings are just minutes away. Inside, there’s a full kitchen, central heat/AC, a gas/electric fireplace, smart TV with a video library, and plenty of room to spread out across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (sleeps up to 16). Outside: deck, grill, picnic table, and a firepit that keeps the night going. The cabin is a licensed Tourist Rooming House, smoke-free, and pet-free—clean, simple, and ready for big-group fun.

Little touches make basecamp life easy: boat & trailer parking, a kitchen stocked with the essentials (dishwasher, coffee maker, microwave, mixing bowls—the works), and tent-camping allowed onsite if the kids want a night under the stars. When it’s dinner time, pop 1–2 miles down the road for tavern fare or a Friday fish fry, then head back for s’mores.

Season-by-season playbook: In winter, ride miles of groomed snowmobile trail straight from the cabin. Spring and summer bring fishing and long lake days; add a river paddle on the Namekagon (Trego) or the storied Brule. Fall flips the forest to gold and the trails to fast, crisp riding. Tip: the local 4 Seasons Rec Club is your go-to for trail info, maps, and passes—check conditions before you launch.

Good-to-know logistics: Ole’s Outpost encourages Leave No Trace—there’s no local garbage service, so pack out trash and recyclables. And if you like comparing numbers, book-direct rates on the listing beat third-party markups (subject to change, of course). Direct gets you answers from the folks who actually ride these trails and launch these lakes.

Kinni Creek Lodge WI

Part 2: Kinni Creek Lodge & Outfitters — Trout, Kayaks, and Classic Driftless Vibes

Shift south to River Falls and settle in at Kinni Creek Lodge, a boutique fly-fishing base with 180 feet of private frontage on the Kinnickinnic River—a renowned Class I trout stream. The team here guides fly fishing, runs kayak trips, and operates an on-site fly shop. It’s a low-key, outdoorsy scene where early mornings mean rising trout and evenings mean a grill, a deck, and river music out the back door.

Kayak the Kinni: Choose from Upper Kayak Park floats (¾ hour to 3 hours, beginner-friendly), Lower Canyon runs (about 3 hours, intermediate/advanced), the all-day Kinni Jungle Safari (5–6 hours), or the 3 Rivers Confluence to Prescott (5–6 hours). Rentals include kayak, paddle, PFD, and free shuttle; private boat shuttles are available for a small fee. Reservations are by phone, and cash is the way to go—plan ahead so the only surprise is an eagle overhead.

Why this river is special: The Kinni is an Outstanding Resource Water with cool, spring-fed clarity, limestone outcrops, and a watershed full of birds, wildlife, and cold-water tributaries like Rocky Branch and the Rush River. You’re fishing and paddling in a living classroom—respect it, and it rewards you.

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Around-town extras: From the lodge, you’re 10 minutes to Kinnickinnic State Park and 15 minutes to Willow River State Park for hiking, beaches, and winter trails. Downtown River Falls has coffee, pubs, and a Saturday farmers market in season; the MSP airport is ~35 minutes away, making this an easy meet-up for far-flung friends.

Build Your Two-Stop Itinerary

Start with trail riding and lakes at Ole’s Outpost, then point the rig toward River Falls for kayaks and trout at Kinni Creek. You’ll cover ATV, snowmobile, paddling, and fly fishing in one extended loop—plus a healthy dose of campfire time at both ends. Book direct for no service fees and local guidance that maps to your crew.

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