A sunny beach and open grassy areas for Frisbee or other sports makes this park a fun, family recreation area. The campground is high on the hill overlooking Echo Lake. The Agate Geological Interpretive Center features information on Minnesota's geology and the state gemstone, the Lake Superior Agate. 5 miles of hiking, boat and canoe rental. There are no groomed ski trails here, but you may backcountry ski. No ski pass required!
“Up North” is both a destination and a state of mind! A place that allows kids the freedom and safety to play and explore and a get-away for adults to relax and reconnect. Celebrate quality time together – in nature’s beauty, boating or sitting around the campfire!
Moose Lake is an exceptionally clean 1150 acre lake with very little traffic and lots of action. It has an outstanding reputation as a top walleye and musky lake with northerns, small mouth bass and jumbo perch. 12 spacious lake level & lakeside cabins on 40 acres of land with 1200 feet of lakeshore. Cabins are within 20' of the lake. Very sandy with an exceptionally nice swimming beach. Large playground, and cement basketball court.
Make our pet-friendly hotel your home base during your lakeside vacation. Located near a number of lakes and Moose Lake State Park, our hotel gives you access to the best hiking, biking, and snowmobile trails this side of Minnesota, making us a great choice among Moose Lake hotels.
Established in 1969, the Moose Lake Area Historical Society has evolved to become a leader and contributor to events and activities of the community. The mission of the Moose Lake Area Historical Society is to study, research, preserve and promote the history of Moose Lake, Minnesota and its surrounding areas. We maintain and support the Fires of 1918 Museum which includes changing historical exhibits along with permanent artifacts and memorabilia. The museum is located in the Moose Lake Depot, formally the Soo Line Railroad Depot, built in 1907.
Campground on north end of Moosehead Lake with 22 sewered sites, 43 water and electric sites and 17 primitive tent sites. Adjoins City Park and Munger Trail. Easy access to Soo Line Trail.
Located just outside the Bowstring State Forest, managed by Schoolcraft State Park. The 11 campsites are considered "primitive," designed to furnish only the basic needs of the camper. The campsites consist of a cleared area, a fire ring, and a table. Pets are allowed in the campsites but all animals shall be personally attended at all times
and shall be effectively restrained by a portable enclosure or by a leash not
exceeding six feet in length, and the animals shall not disrupt other persons
or deprive them from using an area.
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Traditional Microbrew Feel
Sit back and enjoy our fresh ales, craft-brewed with the world’s finest barley malt, hops, yeast and water.
Standing right along side of Moosehead Lake, our taproom is easily accessible by car, bike, ATV, or walking. We have many beers on tap, including our iconic Mango Blonde, Blonde, IPA, EPA, Stout, which are our flagship beers and a rotating stock which you can see a picture of below. Take home a Crowler 7 days a week!
Chamber of Commerce office & Tourist Information Center. The Moose Lake Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to be a proud supporter of our community and we connect businesses to opportunity.
Personalized travel planning assistance is available Thursday through Sunday (hours listed below), Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, and Labor Day. The lobby is stocked with brochures for self-service, 24/7, 365 days per year. Free maps, brochures, and other helpful Minnesota travel information services.
Located on eastbound I-94 at ND border, at mile marker 2.
