Cove Point Lodge

Lodge Rooms & Cottages – The main lodge and guest rooms have a North Woods / Scandinavian style with extensive use of wood with warm, rustic tones, pine, and hickory furniture. All guest rooms feature expansive views of Lake Superior and are complete with a microwave, small refrigerator, hairdryer, coffee maker and DVD player. Some guest rooms feature a fireplace, Jacuzzi bathtub or a microwave.
Lodge amenities include a full-service lakeside dining room, lakeside indoor pool, sauna and hot tub. Outdoors, guests enjoy campfires, hiking trails, Gitchi-Gami Bike Trail, Trek Bike rentals, frisbee golf, snowshoes and much more. Every reservation made in the lodge receives breakfast daily from our Scandinavian continental breakfast. Featuring: scrambled eggs, salami, pickled herring, beets, and cucumbers, block cheeses, muffins, baguettes, hard-boiled eggs and cereal and more.
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Availability

On the North Shore of Lake Superior. Fishing guides and charters available, inquire with the front desk

On-Site Facilities
Mickey’s Fish House down by the campfire is reminiscent of fishing operations that dot the coastline throughout places like the Sognefjord. But this quaint shelter isn’t a recent addition to the shore. This is the original Fish House that Mickey Lornston used when he and his family lived in a modest house, on the current Cove Point Lodge property (Located approximately where the lobby is today). He was a fisherman, who fished in the cove and in the waters in front of Cove Point Lodge. He had wooden docks that have been crushed by the waves of the lake over time, of which he’d pull his small 1-man
fishing boats in/out of the water. If you look off the deck in front of the fish house, you may spot the old wood between the rocks in the water.View from Mickey’s Fishhouse

Today, Mickey’s Fish House is used as a reminder of the history of the property. Guests have been enjoying the covered deck, and space inside as a simple stop as they explore the property, or more formally for weddings, retreats, reunions, conferences, club or team gatherings, etc.

Mickey lives in Two Harbors in assisted living and still enjoys telling stories of his fishing days.