Quiet water,
long light

Rooms · 380 sq ft

Birch Room

The standard room, which is a phrase that does it no justice. Tongue-and-groove cedar, a real wood stove with the logs stacked, and a bed facing the lake.

Rooms · 420 sq ft

Maple Double

Upstairs in the main lodge, with a dormer window, a drying rack for wet things and a bench by the door for boots. Built for people who come back muddy.

Rooms · 480 sq ft

Point Room

Water on one side, birch forest on the other, and light from about five in the morning through to ten at night in midsummer. Blackout blinds provided.

Suites · 820 sq ft

Boathouse Suite

Built above the old boathouse with its own stair down to a private dock. A sitting room with a stone hearth, a small kitchen and the sound of water underneath you.

Cabins · 1200 sq ft

Shoreline Cabin

Six cabins along the shore, each with a screened porch, a fire ring, a full kitchen and enough distance from the next one that you will not hear them.

01 / 04

The Lodge Casino

Gaming

Twenty-eight thousand square feet, which is small on purpose. Four hundred machines, 22 tables and dealers who will happily teach you craps on a quiet Tuesday.

02 / 04

On the Water

Lake

Canoes, kayaks, paddleboards and a small sailing fleet, all free to guests. The lake is spring-fed and cold until about July, which regulars consider a feature.

03 / 04

The Trails

Forest

Eleven miles of marked trail from the back door, groomed for cross-country skiing once the snow comes. Snowshoes and skis in the boot room, free.

04 / 04

The Sauna House

Wellness

A wood-fired sauna on the shore and a ladder straight into the lake. Six treatment rooms in the lodge for when that sounds like too much.