Q: What should I remember to pack?
A: While everyone has different needs and interests while on vacation, here is a short list of some things we think you would find useful.
- paper towels/napkins
- bath towels
- beach towels
- kitchen towels
- charcoal & lighter fluid
- camera
- flashlight
- bug spray
- fishing equipment
- extra fans (each cabin has one box fan, more for in reunion cabins)
- night lights
- binoculars
- personal soap (hand & dish soap provided)
- extra lawn chairs (each cabin has 2-3 adirondack chairs & 4 per porch)
- grilling utensils
- pillows (available upon request)
- blankets (available upon request)
- pot holders (available upon request)
Q: Do you provide towels or do I need to bring my own?
A: Please plan to pack your own bath, kitchen and beach towels. We do have bath and kitchen towels available for rent ($6).
Q: What’s included inside the cabin?
- pots/pans
- serve ware
- cooking utensils
- knives
- silverware
- dishes
- toilet paper
- garbage bags
- salt & pepper
- linens made
- extra blankets in vinyl bag
- fan
- dish soap
- coffee maker & coffee filters
- toaster
- refrigerator & stove/oven
- towels available to rent
Q: Do you allow dogs at the resort?
A: We are a little more flexible with dogs in two specific cabins on a case-by-case basis, only in our off-seasons (May & October), for $26/night. We can highly recommend from experience a boarding facility about 20 minutes from the resort as well. Legal service animals are welcome.
Q: Where can I rent a pontoon boat?
A: From us! We’ve just added a 22ft Palm Beach fish & cruise pontoon to our fleet. Check out our boat rentals for more information. If ours is booked, we recommend Water Toys or R&R Rental in Park Rapids.
Q: Do you have TVs in the cabins?
A: No, the cabins do not have TVs. We have one TV that can be borrowed and delivered to your cabin. They also do not have Dish or cable reception if you bring your own TV. Most guests who bring a TV use it to either play games or watch movies. (Cabin 10 in winter does have Smart TV.)
Q: Where is the closest grocery store?
A: Just 14 miles from the resort, Park Rapids has three very nice grocery stores where you’ll find everything you need. Hugo’s Family Foods is located on Hwy 71 S. (our personal recommendation), Coborns is on Hwy 34 W and Super Walmart is on Hwy 34 E. There is also a fun meat market on Main Street, called (you guessed it) Main Street Meats.
Q: Is there a convenience store close by?
A: Two Inlets Country Store is 1.5 miles from the resort, and has pretty much everything from lighter fluid to bread. It’s very convenient when you only need an item or two.
Q: Where can I buy a fishing license?
A: You can buy one at most large fishing and hunting stores in Minnesota (Cabelas, Gander Mountain) which you might pass on your way to the resort. Two Inlets Country Store sells them, as well as Northern Bait and Delaney’s Sporting Goods in Park Rapids. The Department of Natural Resources website also sells them, just go to www.dnr.state.mn.us for directions.
Q: Where can I rent a ski boat?
A: For those who would like to water ski, wake board or go tubing, we recommend Water Toys of Park Rapids. They have a 22′ ski boat for rent. Call Chris at 218-252-4725 or 218-732-7778.
Q: Do the cabins have grills and picnic tables?
A: Yes, every cabin has its own kettle charcoal grill and a sturdy picnic table.
Q: What exactly is a ‘housekeeping’ cabin?
A: This means that the cabin is completely equipped for normal living.
The kitchen has pots / pans and utensils for cooking; glassware, dishes, flatware and serving bowls for eating; all modern appliances including a refrigerator, stove, microwave, toaster and drip coffee maker. Aside from towels, all linens are provided. In addition, housekeeping also means that we ask that you do your best to keep the cabin clean during your stay.
Q: Do you have boat lifts for rent for my personal boat?
A: Two Inlets Lake is not large enough to really require boat lifts.
While weather is unpredictable, wind usually isn’t a problem. Our docks are high quality and sturdy with excellent bumpers. For the occasional very windy day, you may be more comfortable either beaching your boat or trailering it. The public access for the lake is just one mile from the resort.
