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Beach
and Water Fun
Many hours of fun and relaxation
can be
spent at our safe, sandy, gently
sloping beach. Enjoy our swim
raft, paddleboat and playaks. |
Fishing on
Horseshoe Lake
Horseshoe Lake is a clear, spring-fed
lake and is home to some excellent
fishing. The lake holds sunfish,
crappies, largemouth bass, northern pike,
and walleye. It is 100 acres in
size and is a basin type lake with good
shoreline structure and weed growth to
hold a lot of fish.  The middle of the lake
averages around 22 feet deep with the
deepest spot being about 30 feet
deep. The lake is small enough that
the 14' aluminum boat we provide free of
charge with each cabin is sufficient for
fishing up to 3 or 4 people. We
also have motors for rent and a pontoon
with a canopy for larger groups.
The smaller size of the lake really pays
off for the ease of learning the
"hot spots" and during windy
days when you would be blown off of most
area lakes. Even on the windiest
days, you can find calm spots and good
fishing on Horseshoe Lake.
Preservation of the beauty and
fishing potential of
Horseshoe Lake requires certain
restriction on speed boats
Playground Area
More Features
Close to Paul
Bunyan Trail for hiking or biking
(7 miles)
Canoe trips
available
Playground and
playground equipment
Free use of
canoes, paddleboat and playaks
Life preservers
provided
We have our own
trail system for hiking or biking
Screened picnic
shelter
Great place for
family reunions
Fish cleaning
house
Basketball,
tetherball, volleyball,
horseshoes and Frisbee Golf
Golf, tennis and
horseback riding are nearby.
Clean cabins,
beautiful grounds, exceptional
service.
In the Area
In the surrounding area there are many
things to see and do. Some of the
most popular are "Canoe the Pine
River" - a state designated canoe
route, Itasca State Park, Deep Portage
Conservation Reserve, Turtle Races in
Longville, free fishing seminars in Pine
River, lots of shopping in Pine River,
Nisswa, Longville and other nearby towns,
museums and art galleries.
We're close enough to
Duluth or the Headwaters of the
Mississippi if you desire a day trip
there.
Sorry, no jet
skis, campers or pets.
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