Left Bank Cafe, where fresh roasted coffee is our specialty and food should be fun!
We offer a full breakfast with several delicious choices. Our lunch menu consists of a daily soup, sometimes two. We have grilled wraps as well as sandwiches. We also have the best Reuben’s around.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Leech Lake Recreation Area, is located in the heart of the Chippewa National Forest in Federal Dam, MN and is best known for its fishing and boat access to Portage Bay on Leech Lake. Excellent opportunities are available for walleye, perch, bass, northern pike and musky, where every cast has the potential to yield a true trophy. The campground offers well-maintained campsites, showers, clean facilities, boat mooring and a friendly staff ready to assist you.
Share the day wading in the lake looking for rocks, building sand castles on our beach, kayaking to the giant Aqua Jungle Jim on the lake or sliding down our heated pool's slide. Keep the guests that want to fish happy with our protected covered harbor, free fish cleaning and full service bait shop staff. Kids can fish from shore and we'll clean 'em.
Information on lodging facilities and things to do at legendary Leech Lake. The tradition of welcoming and pleasing summer guests goes back nearly a century. Visitors find scores of excellent lodging choices all around the lake. Whether planning an overnight or a long family stay, be assured with the help of the Leech Lake Area Tourism Bureau, you will find the perfect place. More than fifty quality resorts offering all manner of styles and accommodations dot the Leech Lake landscape. If your ideal is the rustic pleasure of a simpler time, you'll find it here.
The Leech Lake Area offers memorable year round vacation adventures, with a variety of recreational activities including golfing, hiking, snowmobiling, biking and skiing on hundreds of miles of woodland trails. Find exceptional shopping in our quaint downtown area. Indulge in our restaurants cuisine ranging from elegance to boat accessible dining. Our area has diverse accommodations to meet every need from quiet campgrounds to elegant hotels and family resorts.
At one time Louie owned two bars on opposite ends of St.Paul, as well as Lee's, and worked full time for the City of St. Paul Water Department. But Lee's was his first personal adventure and now it's his only one.
"It isn't Louis Sirian that makes Lee's Bar," he says. "It's a young bunch of boys with different types of bands. They really make Lee's Bar. I'm just the owner."
Small campground located on Lee Lake outside of Hawley, MN. 5 daily RV sites (water & electric) and 2 daily tent sites available; 92 seasonal lots, 34 with full hook-ups, and 66 with water & electric. Dump stations on grounds for sewer. Clean outdoor pool, shower houses, laundry facility, playgrounds, volleyball court, horseshoe pits, frisbee golf, kayaking, paddle boating, boat launch, weekly activities, small restaurant/coffee shop all on the grounds as amenities.
LeDuc Historic Estate was built between 1862 and 1866 by William Gates LeDuc and his wife Mary LeDuc near the Vermillion River in Hastings, Minnesota. The LeDucs were prominent early settlers of Minnesota and played significant roles in the state's growth from a territory to a state. Reservations accepted for special events & group tours. Emphasis on history during the time that the LeDucs lived here, architecture, and the life of the LeDuc family during tours.
Guided Tours begin at 10am, 11:30am, 1pm, 2:30pm and 4pm on open days.
Enjoy a fabulous meal in the Ledge Rock Grille.
Ledge Rock Grille is located at Larsmont Cottages on Lake Superior. Whether you're taking a break from kayaking or kicking off an evening by the lake, our menu is sure to please. Restaurant open to the public.
At LeBlanc’s Rice Creek, we strive to make your hunting experience as natural as possible. Friends, family and business associates have been coming together here since 1961 and helped us grow to become one of the finest hunt destinations anywhere. In central Minnesota, we are blessed with this large connecting piece of land. Over 1700 acres provide an abundance of natural resources for friends, family and guests to enjoy with us. Rice Creek is truly is a beautiful setting for friends to meet.
Guided hunts on the preserve only.
