4 Night Super Family Package in a Canoer Cabin
Available from June 1 to Labor Day
You and your family are invited to enjoy all the activities around the lodge, including all the nature programs, while roughing it a bit around the edges by staying in one of our canoer cabins. Your beds will be made up before your arrival along with daily towel service. All your meals are in the lodge Bistro or Justine’s Fine Dining. Depending on your preferences and the ages of your children, they are welcome to eat in the Bistro while mom and dad eat in Justine’s. The naturalists usually offer 4 to 5 activities every day that range from woods hikes to boat or canoe trips to animal searches, etc. On top of all that you also have a boat and motor every day and a 1 hour horseback ride (every day if you choose).
Includes: 4 nights accommodations in a canoer cabin with linens, meals at the lodge, boat, motor, canoes, kayaks, the entire nature program, and a 1 hour horseback ride per person per day. Horseback riders must be a minimum of 7 years old and not over 240#.
$645.00 per adult, plus sales tax, service charge and bed tax
$295.00 per child (4 thru 12), plus sales tax, service charge and bed tax
Canoer Cabin "Base Camp" Package
Available all summer
Our new canoer cabins make a great base of operations for those looking for adventure in a more comfortable way. These cabins provide for all your basic needs and give you the opportunity to explore the wilderness with a variety of day trips or hike.
Our pine paneled cabins have a double bed plus three twins, a refrigerator, overhead fan, modest heat, microwave, a nice screened in porch, a BBQ grill outside with a picnic table, and adjacent bath rooms in the main outfitter building. You bring your own bedding, towels, etc.
We can plan day trips for you for canoeing or hiking or you can kick up your feet and enjoy the guided bnatguralists activities around the lodge. We have 6 adjacent canoe routes, 10 hiking rails, horseback riding, kayaks at the waterfront, and two dining rooms. This variety of exploring and adventure is great for those looking to rough it without the rigors of campout out in the wilderness in a tent. You are welcome to cook
your own meals in our pavilion, or treat yourself to a meal in our Red Paddle Bistro
or Justine’s Fine Dining at Gunflint Lodge.
Includes: Rustic canoer cabin accommodations, naturalist activities,
hot showers, hiking trails, and car parking. You provide your own bedding.
$95.00 per cabin per night for up to 5 people
$25.00 per day for Wenonah Royalex canoes
Plus bed tax and sales tax
Dinners in the Bistro: $17.00 per person (if reserved in advance)
Good for any item on the menu, plus non alcoholic beverage and dessert
You are also welcome to order off the menu- from huge hamburgers, to walleye chowder, to deli style sandwiches
Full meal servie is available in the main lodge for breakfast, lunch, and dinner
at the Red Paddle Bistro, or dinners in Justine's for fine dining

Cabin Rentals
Some folks just like to rent our canoer cabins and do their own thing. Our basic rental includes your canoer cabin (accommodation from 2 to 9 people), or a camper cabin (accommodations up to 5), nearby bath house with showers, toilets and sinks, the cooking pavillion, charcoal grills, and our entire nature program (meal activities have a small charge).
Remember, you need to bring your own bedding, towels and cooking utensils. You are welcome to purchase any of the services available at Gunflint Lodge--meals, boat and motor, horseback riding, mt. biking, etc.
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Canoer Cabin (no water)
Up to 9 bunk beds
$18.00 per person per night
Camper Cabin (no water), new this year
1 double, 3 twins, refrigerator, microwave, heat, fan, screened in porch, BBQ outside
$95.00 per night per cabin
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Canoer Cabin (water) <<
from $29 per person per night
(plus sales tax)
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Gunflint Wilderness
Our summer naturalist program has always been a big part of what makes Gunflint special. We know what a treasure we have here in our woods, waters, and wildlife, and we make it a point to give our guests an opportunity to experience some of these wonders firsthand. Guided hikes and excursions to places of exceptional scenery, historical significance, and areas known to be productive habitat for wildlife are among the many activities offered daily on a rotating basis. Most are designed for "kids" of all ages, but we have a few that are specifically designed with children in mind.
Activities are offered June 1st - September 2nd. Each week's schedule includes a variety of these activities.
| Sunset Hike to Honeymoon Bluff |
Wilderness Tea Making |
Wildflower Identification |
| A Sunset Cruise with Snacks |
Bird Identification Hike |
Hike to Lonely Lake |
| Animal Search for Moose & Bear |
Hike to Magnetic Rock |
Kids Pathways to Fishing |
| Exploring a Cedar Swamp |
Boat Trip to Bridal Falls |
Breakfast Paddle & Cookout |
| Evening Wildlife Search |
Map & Compass Skills |
Hobo Hike & Picnic Lunch |
| Hike to the High Cliffs |
Orienteering Scavenger Hunt |
History Talk on the Voyageurs (pic) |
| Kids Fishing Fun w/a Guide |
Day Trip to Little Rock Falls (pic) |
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