More than three! Even though it's listed as a 3-bedroom, The Lakehouse has five (5) bedrooms, many of which sleep 2+.

The primary bedroom, with a king bed, is on the upper level.

On the lower-level, there is a room with a queen bed, a room with two twin beds, a room with two daybeds, and room with five bunk beds.

There are four bathrooms – a half-bath near the front door, a primary bath, one in the downstairs queen room, and one in the hallways near all the lower-level bedrooms.

Yes! We have strong internet and TVs are located in the kitchen and primary bedroom (on the upper level) and in the bar/living room area, queen bedroom and office/daybed (on the lower level).

Roku is on each TV, so you can use Hulu Live to watch "regular channels" during your stay. You can also login to the Guest account to access your personal streaming account(s), such as Netflix, HBO and Disney+. The screen will prompt you to enter the date of your arrival and departure, which will auto-sign you out.

During the summer, check-in is usually 4pm however we're flexible and want to accommodate your every wish and need. Check-out time is 11am so we can ensure a timely turn-around for the next guest.

We do have a list of items we ask you do, such as tidy up the kitchen and gather all trash, to help the process.

If you'd like to hire a transportation shuttle for a group gold outing or night on the town, please contact Ole's Shuttle Service at (218) 851-2009 or https://www.olesshuttleservice.com. They'll meet you at the top of the hill (on the gravel road) for a safe and easy turn-around.

A strict NO-PET policy ensures a pristine environment.

Read our reviews! People love the place, land and host!

To expand, in addition to the modern amenities, style and comfort of this hunter's retreat, the Lakehouse is situated to the northeast of Pelican Lake - a tranquil environment surrounded by dense forests and pristine shoreline. The serene lake covers ~500 acres and is an absolute wonder to explore.

Ossawinnamakee Lake is known for its pure, clear water and good fishing, too! While fishing enthusiasts can try their luck catching panfish, largemouth bass, walleye, and crappie, Ossawinnamakee Lake is also ideal for leisurely kayaking or canoeing.

In summer months, part of the beauty you'll enjoy at the The Lakehouse is its flora and fauna that lives on the property. There are several Lady Slippers (the Minnesota State flower!). Several deer also pass through the yard, especially in the early morning and evening to drink from the lake. Bears and eagles, and smaller land animals like fox and porcupine also frequent the area.

And then there's the loons. Ossawinnamakee Lake has six (6) pairs of loons (the Minnesota State bird!). You’ll likely hear their call in the morning hours.

Winter has it's own charm. The Lakehouse become a cozy lodge after a day of cross country skiing, ice fishing, snowmobiling or snowshoeing. An expansive cabin with privacy, it's gorgeous design and setting makes for a special time in Minnesota's North Woods.