Cabin, Trailer or Large Unit? Choosing Your Stay at the Lodge

Twenty-two rentals, four flavors. Here’s an honest guide to which one fits your trip — from a two-person fishing weekend to a three-generation family week.

Rustic Cabins — the classic

Our five one-story cabins sit right by the lodge, each with a porch looking out onto the lake (and blue jays nesting in the eaves, if you’re lucky). Cabin #1 keeps it simple with a double and a twin; Cabin #5 sleeps up to six with five twins and a kitchen. Best for: couples and small crews who want the porch-and-coffee experience steps from the store.

Mobile Homes — bring the whole crew

The five single-wide mobile homes are the roomiest way to sleep a group — most take six to seven people across separate bedrooms, with full kitchens for real cooking. Trailer #9 even has two bathrooms, which anyone who has shared one bathroom with six anglers will appreciate. Best for: fishing parties and family groups.

Travel Trailers — the easy base camp

Ten travel trailers, each with a kitchen, bathroom and DirecTV. Most pair a queen with two twins; a couple add a fold-out couch. They’re the sweet spot on value — a warm, clean place to sleep with everything you need and nothing you don’t. Best for: couples and trios here for the lake, not the room.

Large Units — space to spread out

Our two biggest rentals earn their own category. Sutcliffe #17 sleeps six across six twins with a full kitchen and two bathrooms. Modular #21 is the flagship: three separate bedrooms, two bathrooms, a dining room, full kitchen, and a washer and dryer — the one to book for a long stay or a big family week.

Or bring your own

Traveling with an RV? We offer overnight RV camping with full hookups and electricity at daily, weekly and monthly rates — with the store, bar and restaurant a short walk away.