Cabins in Park Rapids, Minnesota

Cabins in Park Rapids, Minnesota
Located in the heart of Minnesota's lake country, there is no shortage of water activities in the Park Rapids area. The lakes are prime for fishing, kayaking, or canoeing, and the cabins at the various resorts offer easy access to the water. In addition, Park Rapids is just 23 miles south of Itasca State Park, which is one of Minnesota's most popular state parks and home to the headwaters of the Mississippi River.

Sleeping Fawn Resort

Privacy is a hallmark of the Sleeping Fawn Resort. It is 12 miles from Park Rapids, but its location on the 112-acre Stocking Lake, which does not have a public access, and on 20 acres of wooded land, mean guests feel like they are getting away. There are six cabins at the resort, with two or three bedrooms apiece. Each cabin has a full kitchen, and wireless, high-speed Internet is available free of charge. The resort serves complimentary donuts and coffee every Monday morning, but does not have a restaurant on-site. However, there are a multitude of options in Park Rapids, including Schwarzwald Restaurant and the Great Northern Cafe.

Sleeping Fawn Resort
20097 County Rd. 24
Park Rapids, MN 56470
(877) 732-5356
(218) 732-5356
sleepingfawnresort.com

Mantrap Lodge

People who want to be centrally located between Park Rapids and Itasca State Park, and on one of Minnesota's well-known lakes, have a hard time doing better than Mantrap Lodge, named one of the top resorts in the state by "Midwest Living" magazine. The resort features 17 cabins with one to five bedrooms, and the resort's lodge offers access to high-speed, wireless Internet. Guests who have spent the day swimming or hiking might choose to get a Swedish massage at the resort's spa house. The resort does not have a restaurant, but during the summer guests can take advantage of its pizza buffet, or hamburger and hot dog potluck.

Mantrap Lodge
20725 Jewel Dr.
Park Rapids, MN 56470
(218) 732-5405
(800) 424-0901
mantraplodge.com

Loon's Nest Resort

For visitors who want easy access to Park Rapids and the water, it's hard to beat Loon's Nest Resort, which is 2 miles from the city, on the south end of Fish Hook Lake. Ten of the resort's 13 cabins are right on the lake, and the cabins can sleep between two and 12 people. Guests can access high-speed, wireless Internet, or rent one of the resort's canoes, kayaks, or paddle boats and spend the day on the lake. Picnic tables and campfire pits are located throughout the resort. There is not an on-site restaurant, but within minutes guests can be at places like the West Forty Restaurant or Rocky's Pizza House in Park Rapids.

Loon's Nest Resort
19331 Eagle Pointe Trail
Park Rapids, MN 56470
(800) 531-3477
loonsnest.com

Article Written By Larry Anderson

Larry Anderson has been a freelance writer since 2000. He has covered a wide variety of topics, from golf and baseball to hunting and fishing. His work has appeared in numerous print and online publications, including "Fargo Forum" newspaper. Anderson holds a Bachelor of Arts in print journalism from Concordia College.

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