Scroll below to find great winter resort and winter lodging in the Lake Kabetogama area. Take in great winter activities like ice fishing and snowmobiling in the vast wilderness of Northern Minnesota. Click here to download a Lake Kabetogama Snowmobile Trail Map PDF!
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Lake Kabetogama Year Round Resorts
Ash Trail Lodge
218-374-3131 | Visit Website | Email
Ash Trail Lodge, located on the Ash River, is a central gateway to the unspoiled Voyageurs National Park between Lake Kabetogama and Namakan Lake. Voyageurs National Park is our big entertainment! Your vacation playground includes fishing Rainy Lake, Sand Point Lake and Crane Lake, not to mention the hundreds of islands, bays, rock formations, wildlife, eagles, sandy beaches & day use sites available to you just as they were when the Voyageurs traveled here a few hundred years ago. Since the late 1930’s Ash Trail Lodge has been hosting fishermen, hunters, family reunions & snowmobile enthusiasts.
Northern Lights Resort
218-875-2591 | Visit Website | Email
Lovely lakeside cabin rentals with all the comforts of home on Lake Kabetogama in Voyageurs National Park. Many say we have the best walleye fishing in Minnesota!From your dock, explore 65 miles of uninhabited, road-less wilderness waterways with hundreds of islands, coves, and rock bluffs. Be surrounded by wilderness in our secluded bay on 16 acres, with extensive shoreline.
Arrowhead Resort
218-875-2141 | Visit Website | Email
Let Arrowhead Lodge be your relaxing retreat away from the everyday hustle and bustle of life, and make this your own personal hideaway. Make yourself at home in our rustic log lodge – a comfy place to curl up with a good book in front of the inviting fireplace, play a board game or celebrate a special event in the dining room.
Sunset Resort
218-374-3161 | Visit Website | Email
Nestled on the picturesque Ash River Trail, you are minutes away from Kabetogama, Namakan and Rainy Lakes. Here you will find a truly up north adventure just waiting for you at the most central entrance to Voyageurs National Park. A few extra minutes and you can enjoy the beauty of Sand Point Lake and Crane Lake. Sunset Resort offers comfortable cabins with full kitchens, full hook-up RV campsites, assigned dock spaces, boat rentals, bait, fuel, firewood, ice, some groceries and the most beautiful view on the trail!
Kec’s Kove Resort
218-875-2841 | Visit Website | Email
We invite you to spend your next vacation fishing, boating, and relaxing on the doorstep of one of the Nation’s most beautiful, unspoiled and least visited natural areas … Voyageurs National Park. We are on Lake Kabetogama, 22 miles long and 6 miles wide, covering 25,000 acres with 500 miles of shoreline. Where the fish are plentiful!
Pine Aire Resort
218-875-2161 | Visit Website | Email
Along the beautiful shores of this pristine lake lies Pine Aire Resort, an ideal retreat for families and sportsmen alike. We offer you clean, cozy cabins, a comfortable lodge, a beautiful sand beach and swimming area, paddleboats, canoes, complete dock service, boat, motor and pontoon rental, guided tours and water taxi service along with outstanding fishing, hunting and winter activities!
Sandy Point Lodge
218-875-2615 | Visit Website | Email
Fishing, bird watching, kayaking, swimming, wildlife and relaxation in our clean northern air are here for you to enjoy. Walleye, northern pike, bass, perch, crappies and sauger thrive in our healthy fishery. Voyageurs National Park starts at our waters edge and the National Park Service offers many ways to learn about our unique history.
Park Point Resort
218-875-0901 | Visit Website | Email
Park Point Resort is located on Kabetogama Lake in Voyageurs National Park which is 219,000 acres of water and wilderness! As proud owners we would like to extend an invitation to you to experience what we enjoy so much! Explore, Fish or Relax! Lake Kabetogama is 20 miles long and 6 miles wide. It lies in the center of Voyageurs National Park, a roadless park accessible only by boat or hiking trails.