We stayed one night while traveling from Thunder Bay to Saskatchewan. The room was excellent:…read moreclean, tidy, lots of space, and beautifully finished with lots of pine. The restaurant is bright, spacious, and welcoming. Our breakfast was fresh, nicely plated, and delicious. The owners are friendly and cheerful. The building is near enough to the Trans Canada to be convenient but far enough that you don't really hear passing cars. All in all, a first-rate place. My wife said I should also mention the nice little soaps in the rooms!

From the owner: Referred to as a "quaint roadside motel" with "accommodating and friendly staff" Cedar Creek Resort…read morehas 8 rooms, 4 of which are deluxe suites that include a privacy deck, BBQ, and deck for those lovely summer nights. The resort overlooks a large man-made pond and RV park. No full-service on-site restaurant is available, however, we do have a small kitchen that can offer light meals and snacks to our customers between 9 am and 6 pm. Pet-friendly enviroment. Nearby amenities: Hiking trails, boating, fishing, beaches, golf course, horseback riding, restaurants, gift shops, bakery, campgrounds and ski Lodge

If I could award 10 stars I would! This is an absolute top notch fishing resort. Everything about…read moreit is well thought out and done exceptionally well. The accommodations are perfect for a fishing resort. They are clean, comfortable and include all the essentials you need for your stay. The grounds are also well maintained and in great shape. The staff is friendly, and efficient, willing to help with anything you need. The boats are very well maintained, clean and comfortable.. The fishing guides are all top notch! The are extremely knowledgeable , very friendly and helpful. They insure that everyone is well taken care of and happy. They try to insure that enough fish are caught so that everyone goes home with their limit. I believe the meal plan is the best way to enjoy your time. No cooking or cleaning and the meals served are terrific! Breakfast starts with a breakfast buffet that has all of the breakfast food you can want, and all very tasty. Lunch on the boat includes either a shore lunch made from the fish you just caught, or sandwiches on the boat which are fresh, generous in size and very tasty. All lunches also include some sort of home baked goody for dessert . For dinner, check out their on line menu. You can have everything for sandwiches to steaks as part of the package. I have not eaten this well in quite awhile. The restaurant staff is also very friendly, accommodating and efficient. I can't wait to return again!!!

Great people. Beautiful part of the planet. Everyone was thoughtful and helpful. Fishing guides…read moredeserve tips and I didn't notice others giving these. Restaurant is decent. Convenient and I'd say excellent if you want something easy. But you can choose to cook for yourself or hit other restaurants in the area and in Baudette. Our goal was a relaxing weekend with fishing and we definitely got that. Thank you!

Took my son, Jordan, and grandson, Otis, here for a fishing trip recently. We had a spectacular…read moretime. The accommodations were very good, the staff was extremely helpful and best of all our guide and boat captain, Joey, was absolutely top notch. He put us on fish and was particularly helpful with my grandson, Otis, who outfished us all. He caught several huge walleyes with his best coming in at 27 1/2". Joey helped to make this grandpa and grandson very happy with memories of a lifetime. Thanks Joey and thanks to all at Arnesen's!

Camping here so went in for lunch. I had the Walleye bites with waffle fries. The fish was fresh…read moreand tasty. Served with very good cole slaw. Wine is only $4.50 a glass. Service was excellent. I'm going back for dinner so I'll add to the review. How do you make waffle fries anyway? They were very good too.

Nick and Deanna are excellent hosts who try their best to make guests fell welcome and valued.read more

The place was packed with families, always a good sign. We didn't stay there but rented a boat to…read moreattempt to fish (my first try with hubby). That ended in utter failure, because it was raining cats and our dog was positively seasick and freaked from the waves slapping the aluminum hull (hilarious! what a memory). So I can't comment on the actual lodging facilities, but I can thank them for the memory-making opportunities :)

Flag Island is one of the most beautiful and relaxing places I've ever been to. We were…read moretransported across Lake of the Woods from Warroad in a comfortable pontoon boat. The staff was so friendly and accommodating. The fishing was incredible. They even have a great happy hour on that island! The food is terrific. The people up here are really hurting because there is no access across the Canadian Border now. If you take the adventure across the lake, you are really helping some struggling businesses and have a trip to remember for a lifetime!

Delighted with their respectable menu so late in the fall season. Their resort caters to fishing…read moreenthusiasts, with a large area for parking boat trailers, boat landing, fishing guides & cabins for rent. Paradise in this separate section of Minnesota accessed only by boat or through Canada. It was an adventure I looked forward to and love to go back next year!!

My last review touched on my previously most northern stop in my newly adopted state, Zippel Bay…read moreState Park in Williams, MN. We kind of blew threw the charms of that place in about 20 minutes, so that left us restless for a little adventure. We'd brought our passports just in case, not sure if we'd have time to trek up to the Northwest Angle. Yeah, we had pleennnnnty of time. Getting there is a major trip. Cross the border into Manitoba, cross the border again back into MN, and once you arrive in the Angle, you have to phone customs and let them know that you're there. You have to phone again to let them know that you're leaving. The first reporting booth was out of service, so we phoned in at Young's Bay Resort. And stopped in the bar for a beer. And that was about all we did in the Angle! Plenty of people were up there for the holiday weekend and seemed to be having a fine time. I think it may actually be cool to go back, by boat, across the Lake. But I think that's not really ever gonna happen.