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Macdonalds Hudson Bay Resort

4.4 (20 reviews)
Open • 6:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Shrewd Shopper I.

What a delightful experience with the wonderful MacDonald family. It was great to meet Gary - third generation owner and his son Justin. Lanita was helpful and professional. Everyone we communicated with went above and beyond to make our day exceptional. We rented the Honda Crestline pontoon and we're given helpful and effective instructions. We were able to swim in a fairly secluded bay with peace and quiet. It was absolutely beautiful and breathtaking.

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Lesa S.

Beautiful area for a cozy stay. The people at McDonalds are so nice. If you stay here you need to bring all your kitchen utensils, towels and blankets!! The cottages are really quaint but limited as far as being stocked like you would have a rental B&B Bayview is really a small town and no grocery stores so make sure you stop in Athol at the nice Super1 Grocery store to stock up prior to stay! We had to go back there for pots and pans-~ ugh!

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Great place to visit or stay. One of the few marina in the Pacific Northwest that has all of the accommodations on such a beautiful lake.

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“The location is perfect, just a short drive to Silverwood Theme Park and Farragut State Park, yet it feels far from the busy destinations.”

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