I love visiting Voyageurs National Park, but I usually found it difficult working with the local…read morebusinesses to rent boats/pontoons. But not this time! Michael and Emily were super responsive to my many questions and I felt their pontoon rental and gas prices were fair for the area. They even accommodated us when we wanted to return the pontoon earlier than planned. We just had such a great time and got too tired to spend another day on the lake. The pontoon we rented was perfect for our large group. It was a 2008, so it didn't have Bluetooth speakers (we just brought our own portable speakers. It was equipped with a live well and a GPS fish finder system for our fishermen. Canopy withstood the strong winds during a storm. Comfortable seating too. They even let us park 2 of our vehicles at their lot during our rental, which made loading and unloading so much easier. Great service, great pontoon rental, A+!

Okay, it was not exactly what I had envisioned. It seems to be more of a fishing destination for…read moreguys who dont need any modern conveniences and don't mind sleeping in unlevel cabins with poor plumbing and no air conditioning (another family reported mice in their cabin). Now it was cool at night but during the day, very hot at the end of July. The penthouse accommodations were nice with AC and TV but we were in one of the cabins. I do get that if you're on this type of vacation you'll spend a lot of time outside; however, if you are a mother, cooking and tending to kids, you'd at least appreciate an AC at times. One last thing, realize that you are on a peninsula with no trails extending into land, so it feels like you're on a small island. I started to feel very closed end, I like to run and hike and this was not available unless I took a boat to another area. I hate being negative but I do want people to realize exactly what to expect. On a positive note, the owners, Jeff and Kathy were amazing! They were so accommodating and just plain nice. Also, if you do visit and are given an opportunity to fly on a plane to see the sights, do it! It was the best part of the trip!

I love Pine Point Lodge great dock boys and great owners. I do agree with others AC would be nice…read morebut your on a fishing trip expect it. I love how secluded it is great view and fun for kids.

Nice service when we needed to fill our pontoon with some gasoline and firewood. Prices were a bit…read moreinflated but expected for a resort up in northern Minnesota.

Hands down a excellent team working there. I will come back to Crane Lake just because of the kind…read more and excellent service at this marina. Great service honest prices

Anderson provided canoes, a tent, bait, and some sleeping bags/pads for our group and a dropoff in…read moreLac la Croix. From initial communication to pickup at Nina Moose exit they were helpful. This time we spent the night prior to the trip across the street in the spacious cabin at Pine Ridge Motel. We were able to spread out and make sure everything fit in our packs. Nice attention to detail both inside and outside of cabin (grill, chairs, deck, landscaping).

My fishing group has used Anderson's for our Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA) trips for several…read moreyears. Mark does everything he can to exceed your expectations. The fishing in the BWCA is excellent.

For those of you old enough to remember, its the land of Sky Blue Water (Hamms Beer) lol and the…read moreland of 10,000 lakes. Located in Itasca Co. Minnesota about 200 miles north of Minneapolis MN. North Star is surrounded by state (Bowstring) and National (Chippewa) Forests. Its approximately 832 acres in size. It deepest part is 90 feet with about a 30 foot average. It has about a half dozen family and fishing resorts with scattered private homes. When fishing, anglers can expect to catch a variety of fish including Bluegill, Brown Bullhead, Largemouth Bass, Muskie, Northern Pike, Rock Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Yellow Bullhead, Yellow Perch, Pumpkinseed. You can expect to see a variety of wildlife in and around the lake. From Loons, Eagles, Heron, Hawks and hummingbirds all the way up to deer, caribou, black bear and even an occasional moose and even timberwolf. Some spectacular sunrises and sunsets are often the normal. And I've even seen the Northern Lights a couple times. They call this area "The Edge of the Wilderness" and they're right. No traffic, no hustle and bustle just a great place to unwind, relax and enjoy the peace and quite of your surroundings. Even if the fishing is not as good as you like, I guarantee you will come back relaxed and rejuvenated.

In our quest to visit all MN state parks, Bear Head Lake was next on our list. We stuck with the…read moreHiking Club trail or Norberg Trail. It was a three mile loop that took you past a couple of lakes. It involved walking on some uneven ground (roots and stones) but it was relatively flat and very woodsy. We visited in mid July and it was quite buggy so make sure you are covered or sprayed to minimize the bites. Minnesota parks are so beautiful. I get so worries about where I'm stepping, I sometimes forget to look up and all around to enjoy the beauty.

Bear Head Lake is a sleeper of a state park in Minnesota, which is too bad because this park is…read morebeautiful. We stayed on the no-electricity loop, which consisted mostly of tent campers. The facilities were well maintained and the campsites have everything you need to have some quiet, sit around the fire, and eat your camp meals. The park itself offers great trails, will set you up with fishing gear, as well as rent you a canoe or kayak or rowboat for 4 hours or a full day. The new trail center is a beautiful building, and the beach is a wonderful place to have lunch or snooze in the sun. We did the hiking loop that takes you back by the backcountry sites. It was about a 3-4 hour hike and we saw a lot of wildlife and had the trail all to ourselves. Next time we go, we'll be staying at the paddle-in site on that loop. It was the perfect spot. We will be back here again.

We did three days of fishing with Dominic and had a great time! He is personable, works well with…read morepeople of all abilities and got us on fish all three days despite changing weather conditions. I have worked with a lot of fishing guides and it's clear that Dominic is passionate about his profession!

Voyageurs Adventures has been my "go to" place for questions about fishing, the services near the…read morePark and about the Park itself. Wade has been helpful with ideas and information. He's been a guide for a long time and knows in-depth information and is very easy to talk to with questions and for information.

From the owner: We are your guide to fishing, kayaking, camping, or boat tours on Lake Kabetogama or Voyageurs…read moreNational Park. Northern Minnesota's water-based National Park we can help you explore this beautiful area with over 400 islands and 100,000 acres of water!

We have been coming here annually for over 25 years. Outstanding multigenerational family resort!…read more Excellent food in the lodge restaurant. Great northwoods bar/lounge in the lodge where you can get to know both the locals and the guests. Great fishing with optional guide services. Nostalgic quaint cabins are clean and tidy. This place beckons you to return. Loons calling. Star gazing. Nice nearby hiking trails. Great gift shop to purchase Nelson's swag and various sundries. There's a game room for the family, along with several outdoor activities for little and big kids alike. Also dog friendly. Hands down our favorite northwoods vacation spot.