Woman related my marriage indicated we needed a quiet weekend... Hence we decided to do a 4 day low…read morekey excursion... Lanesboro was our choice. There are a lot of choices for accommodations we could have chosen in the area... We decided to do a bed/breakfast in Peterson for it's low key location and city. We chosed the Win's Inn and got the upper Suite for 2 beds. What a beautiful house. Everything was beautiful and you feel like go back in time of the 50/60s... The only problem we had on the first night was the AC were not working... The owner got it fixed the very next day. The host made us breakfast every morning - amazing host! There were major events in the town while we were there that weekend (not our intent)... There were parades, art/crafts, and night party on main street... I kid you not, we could not hear a thing all weekend in our rooms. Will definitely come back in the near future for the next quiet weekend.

Nice place. Quite, very quite. No tv in rooms if you like to catch the news while getting…read moredressed. Owners are pleasant. Cleanest rooms I've seen in a long time. It's not a B&B, they only serve breakfast on the weekends, but there's a little place around the corner that serves a decent breakfast or lunch.

My wife and I stayed there while riding the Root River bike trail, and the Rushford Inn was…read moreperfect. I ride a recumbent trike and the handicapped room was big enough that we were able to keep both cycles inside. Very nice and clean rooms and super friendly staff. I highly recommend the Rushford Inn.

While riding my bike across country. I got caught in a storm and found this place. What a welcome…read moresurprise. Very amazing people, very nice hotel, great sheets and towels. Thank you for making me feel at home.

Lazy-river style tube rentals on the Root River. Rent tube, catch a ride on their bus up-river,…read morefloat back down, drink beer, have fun.

Shout out to the staff at Cedar Valley Resort, especially Lucas! Recently we were biking the Root…read moreRiver Trail and heard the sounds of laughter and fun coming from the Cedar Valley Resort. The place looked so inviting. The first things I noticed were a sand volleyball game going on, ladies out riding bikes around the trail in front of the resort, a caregiver and child out for a walk on the trail, a fun giant chessboard game on the yard, beautiful well kept cabins, well maintained grounds, and very organized area stocked with bikes, kayaks, tubes, and supplies while riding up to the convenience store and office. Attention had been paid to every detail from signage, to landscaping displays, and definitely to the training and choosing of staff. Every member of staff that we spoke with treated the resort as if they were the owner and we were their most important client. That kind of hospitality training is hard to come by and rarely seen. This place is a gem and the offerings that go along with it are breathtaking. Scenery for nature lovers, photography, birding, and artist refuge for painting. Trails for biking, hiking, and snowmobiles. Water activities whether floating, kayaking or fishing. Within blocks or a few miles of museums for history buffs and a block away from world famous homemade pie that is absolutely delightful. There is absolutely something for every person of any age. Then to absolutely top it off, Lucas, from the convenience store office after hours delivered our keys to us at our campground that we inadvertently left when we stopped on our way back to our campground in neighboring town. With staff that goes above and beyond like that for people who they met for 10 minutes and remember them from the numbers of people who come through every day is astounding ... Well done Lucas, your generosity and kindness moved your 5 star resort to an over the top resort that has no competition. You have a loyal fan base that is willing to spread the word far and wide.

We have been having our Family Reunion at this resort for 16 years now. It is always spotless…read more We started the year that Big Timber was built and started with one cabin and now we rent three. We keep busy by riding bike on the Root River bike trail and floating down the Root River. They rent bikes of all sizes and burleys. They also rent canoes, kayaks, and inner tubes. There is a playground with swings and slide for the small kids and volleyball and pickle ball courts for older people. When we ride bikes to town we ride to the ice cream shop with the small kids or to the brewery with the older kids. if you do not like to ride bikes you can get ice cream at the office there or at the pie shop just a block away.