If you like fresh air and beautiful scenery, you'll love this resort. You can travel to this resort by boat and dock at the back door. The gambling is not of the high-limit sort, so you'll be able to enjoy the natural surroundings while visiting this slice of heaven. The Lake of the Woods Restaurant serves a buffet at noon and dinner with a view in the evening. The lake itself, with sandy beaches and scenic beauty that compliments the 14,000 chartered islands, is reason enough to visit. Hospitality is the name of the game here.

Lake of the Woods is actually one of a trio of casinos that includes Lake of the Woods Casino and Bingo, River Road Casino and Bingo, and Red Lake Casino and Bingo, owned and operated by the Lake Band of Chippewa Indians. For information, call 800-568-6649.
Refer to Duluth for other entertainment. Fishing trips are available in summer and winter, as are fishing expeditions. For information, call 800-738-6666. Snowmobilers will revel over the many miles of groomed trails.

Nearby Roseau, which is approximately 20 miles to the east, offers the Roseau County Historical Museum and a pioneer farm and village restored to depict pioneer life. Roseau City Park, with RV hookups, has camping, canoeing, and hiking. There are winter sports at Hayes Lake State Park and for bird watchers the Roseau River Wildlife Management area is terrific.

Twenty miles to the west is Baudette, part of which extends to Canada. There are 65 miles of shoreline and 14,000 chartered islands. Don't forget to visit the Red Lake Wildlife and campground area.