Kids have fun at Lakewood Lodge
A World of Activities Await You

Lakewood Lodge takes pride in offering a tremendous variety of resort activities for our guests' enjoyment. Click on any of the photos on the right hand side of the page to view a larger image.

The Lodge is a great place to shop, eat and play.  Click here to find out more about the Lodge.

 

Each week guests can take part in:
  • Tips from the Pros! - Fishing tips and techniques as well as a question/answer session provided by area fishing guides.
  • Water Toy Races for All Ages.
  • Potluck Dinner - 6 p.m. each Monday
    (main course is a complimentary fish fry, bring a side dish to share and your own beverages)
  • World Class Minnow Races
  • Planned Activities for Kids

Here are some of the activities to take advantage of during your stay at Lakewood Lodge.

Sand beach for building sandcastles or to relax on while perfecting your tan. Sand-bottomed swimming area with no drop-offs.
Swimming raft and slide. NEW IN 2007 - Great children's playground
Basketball Free water bike, paddleboat, kayak and canoe use - must be signed out and kept in the bay
Tire swing Nature trails nearby
Bird watching -244 species in the area Fire pits for campfires (One load of wood provided with each cabin, additional firewood can be purchased at lodge.)
Mountain biking Fishing/Hunting
Watch the Sunsets - the resort faces west And lest we forget - Do Absolutely Nothing!

Weekly Fish Fry Potluck New Playground

The Chippewa National Forest

Lakewood Lodge is located in the heart of the Chippewa National Forest. The Chippewa was the first established National Forest east of the Mississippi River.  It is 1.6 million acres in size and has the highest ratio of water to land in the National Forest System (more than half the acreage is water!).  It has the highest density of breeding bald eagles in the continuous 48 states (approx. 170 breeding pair) and an estimated loon population of about 5,000.  In addition there are 300 miles of canoe trails, 180 miles of hiking and biking trails, 1,300 lakes and more than 2,000 known historical sites.


Quiet Morning at the Beach.


Grandpa, Can I Drive?


Kids love Lakewood Lodge


Let the Fun Begin!


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