I won a stay here through a magazine and got to visit Alexandria, MN…read more How great to have stayed here. It's such a cute cosy house! We stayed in the alma Anderson room. There's different rooms with different themes. I won't bury the lead of the history of the house so you can have the full experience. Brenda was super hospitable and her breakfasts were delicious. She gave really good recommendations and worked hard to make us feel at home. Great BnB for sure!

Came here to launch our boat. It is a great Ramp and Jay came by to help us even though he did not…read moreneed to. Very personable and helpful. Much better ramp than the public launch and only $10. Also has fuel available.

Best place in the word to rest you head, wide open area, great family vibe, highly recommend!read more

Spent a long weekend here recently with my Dad and a number of hunting buddies. Kent, the owner,…read moreand the guides were all very friendly and accommodating. We had a new hunter in our group and they were great with advice and getting him on birds. I had just recently had to let my old hunting dog pass on, and my younger dog was completely freaking out. Kent was really helpful with getting her back on track, "bird therapy" and helping to restore her self confidence. Lots of really nice land to hunt - either walking right there are the farm, or large tracts located a short drive away. The accommodations were great. Large kitchen, group eating areas, big rooms. Only complaint there is the rooms on the second level of the barn only have partial walls, about 9 feet high, so sound travels. If you have folks up late, or early, it can disturb people trying to sleep in bed. There are two upper level rooms which are quite nice. Though, they do tend to collect heat and the one faces the interstate. So, opening the windows at night for a breeze means you can hear the distant late night semis on the highway. Only an issue if you are a light sleeper. The location is VERY convenient - right off the interstate. The hunting experience was very good. The dogs and guides were decent. Not the best but, many of them are club members and volunteer. We had a couple minor issues but, honestly, those were as much to do with people not understanding how to "hunt over dogs"...more than anything else. For example, you have to PAY ATTENTION to the dogs, and the handlers, and you have to let them work. But, again, that's just a hunter experience issue, more than anything else. I would definitely recommend this place. Hint: don't be afraid to bring A LOT of food. They have two very large refrigerators and the kitchen is expansive - plenty big enough to cook for a group of 8 to 10 guys. And, they DO have wi-fi included! Also, bring a swimsuit...after lond cold days of hunting, the sauna and hot-tub were VERY welcome forms of relaxtion. Plus, the hot tub is outside, with a really nice view over long lake.

If you want to have a great hunting experience where it definitely feels far more like a wild hunt…read morethan a "game farm", Long Lake Lodge is the place. The facilities are top notch, the property is beautiful and conveniently located right of I-94 and the fields are not mowed, it's all wild, native, tall prairie grass and sloughs. It's not a walk in the park which makes it a challenge and the birds are "wild", not spun dizzy so they don't fly. Your dog won't catch half the birds like at other game farms, they won't catch any. You need to actually shoot because the birds fly hard and fast. It is a great way to introduce novices to a great hunting experience and a fantastic place for a unique team building employee outing. Tom J