Book Washburn County Bed & Breakfast

"Very nice staff, great breakfast, very clean!"

"Spacious rooms, very nice staff. All in all very comfortable, quiet, and clean. Popped open my room window to the woods and enjoyed a cool evening. Decent restaurant next door, caterers to our family reunion in n the lodge hall that day, darned good grits. Got my nickle’s worth!"

"Telemark Northwood lodging condominiums are great, the only reason I gave a couple of fours is because there was only one fan for the AC in the whole unit and it did a pretty good job, but when bedroom doors were closed at night, it was a little bit of an issue And the bathroom didn’t bent out as quickly as they should. But the whole place was clean and a great location and makes for a great stay at either the mountain bike, hiking trails or the Nordic skiing. Oh thanks No"

"We had the most amazing time at Chuck and Sherry's. Our family will cherish their memories on the lake (the pontoon was an absolute blast), on the dock catching fish after fish, and watching the sun set over the beautiful lakefront view. They were amazing hosts - available whenever needed but leaving us to enjoy our stay as well. Getting to see some awesome horses was just icing on the cake. We're already booked up for a return next summer and can't wait. "

"Great value, conveniently located"

"Courteous staff, clean room, comfortable bed and nice and quiet."

"Everything from breakfast to check out and housekeeping was great"

"This was the perfect getaway. The cabin was well equipped and roomy. We started our mornings enjoying coffee on the deck and screened porch. The seclusion is exactly what we needed. The only thing we saw on the lake were two beautiful swans. We hope to return next year. "

"Excellent overall, just as described in listing and other reviews. Great communication. We loved the deck, used the kayaks and grill and enjoyed the shared community park/picnic space. Neighboring properties are close but everyone was friendly, respectful, and the trees and lake still felt secluded. "