I always appreciate the helpful employees who continue to deliver high quality, well maintained…read moreequipment rentals. Always a pleasure dealing with them!

We called R & R in the morning for an afternoon snowmobile rental. We are novice riders and new to…read morethe area. The whole crew there was awesome. They gave us some pointer and rode with us to the trailhead. Could not ask for better customer service. The sleds were top notch!

These guys are great! I have rented from them multiple times. They have a good inventory with…read moredifferent sized boards. Delivery is available and they give you tips if it's your first time on a paddle board. They also have events throughout the summer which are really fun!

From the owner: We have pontoon, standup paddle boards and kayaks available for rental for when your friends or…read morefamily will be joining you at the lake. We deliver or you can take them and go to your favorite destination.

Located on Big Detroit Lake SOL Surf Company provides a great opportunity to try out stand up…read morepaddle boarding. They provide very reasonable rental rates and basic instruction as well as paddle board yoga and boot camp. Anyone can do this. Our group included a 73 year old and a 4 year old with various levels of athletic ability and everyone enjoyed!

Great place to rent a SUP on the lake. The owner is very friendly and helpful. He even carried the…read moreboards out for us. We will be back to rent again! Thank you!

AVOID THIS PLACE! My kids and I rented a paddle boat and were charged for more time than we were in…read moreit. Beware.... the time starts when you sign the waiver which I was informed after we returned. Then I checked my bank account and they charged me twice. This place is a rip off. I will not rent from here in the future. Shady business practices.

We rented a boat and had a blast fishing and letting the kids jump off to swim. The next day we…read morerented bikes. Everything seemed reasonably priced and the staff was so nice.

This place has a wide variety of offerings right off highway 78. We went mini golfing on a Saturday…read moreafternoon (around noon) and just missed the rush as it was quite busy ahead of us. It's $15/adult and a little cheaper for kids. The course was fun... a good mix of obstacles. I would say the highlight was the wide variety of ice cream flavors they offer in the shop (which also sells apparel and kayaks). So many flavors and really reasonable prices! The perfect end to the family outing and plenty of outdoor seating available.

Mike & Jamie were fantastic hosts. Had a memorable afternoon on the lake with 12 family members…read morefrom 9 to 50 yrs old with most of us were first time for surfing. Mike did a great job making sure everyone was a master before the end of the trip. We will be back again next year!!

An absolutely wonderful time! The yoga was definitely worth getting up early for. It was the best…read morestart to my day I've had in a long time. I wish I was from here because I would do it all the time! :D

Elle and her family are the best! Great products and affordable rentals. You must stop here if you…read moreare in the lakes country!

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My friends have been talking about this place for a long time so I thought it was time to finally…read morecheck it out. I have also been really interested in the shipping-container-as-home/cabin thing and really wanted to try that out too. Booking was a breeze, and my 14-year-old son and I headed up for a long weekend. It is a long but manageable drive from the Twin Cities, with some fun stops along the way (I'm not a dad that insists on powering through a long drive, I like to stop and see the sights). The largest tiger muskie in the world in Nevis (namaste, tiger muskie) being one of the highlights. Resort is well laid out and easy to navigate. The area where we were staying was separate from the rest of the cabins, but was well signed, and easy to find. The shipping container cabins are nice, but if you bring a bag you would have to check on a plane you have brought a bag that is WAY TOO BIG for a shipping container cabin. They are small, but also has everything you need, so you figure it out. Also, of that size is not for you they have many other sizes of more traditional cabins. The resort itself is amazing. The vibe here is one that is unique: the owners start the whole relationship on a basis of trust, and you can see the trust they are sharing everywhere. And the vibe I got from other folks was that they were picking up on that trust, and paying it forward. It was an unexpected, but totally welcome vibe, and it was special. There are rafts, and paddle boards, and kayaks, and loads of trails, and a disc golf course, and an amazing lake to swim in, and decent wi-fi, and firepits, and a super cute motel/gas station/cafe just down the road. You're less than 20 minutes from Itasca State Park. And I hear the fishing is great, though that's not my thing at all. We both had a great time. Yes, he had to crawl over me to get into the bed as the bed filled the entire bedroom space, but we also spent over an hour outside looking at and talking about the stars and space and life, in a way that likely would never have happened at home. The time together was something I wanted, and Wambolts understands that who you are with is the most important thing. I would totally go back, I want to go back, and I hope I can.

After losing our family cabin a few years ago, our family looked for an alternative for our summer…read moregetaways. One sibling found this cabin resort and last year was the first year the family went up. I didn't go last year, but I was able to make it this year! I don't think I'll be returning with the family, however. First, the cost of the cabins was out of my price range. I don't know what is a typical cost, but for us to rent out 7 cabins, plus a pontoon for one week was nearly $10,000. I personally think that money could have been better spent. Cabin prices for the week ranged from $665-2,000 depending on size. The cabins themselves were fairly nice. I fortunately stayed in the most updated cabin which included air conditioning, a dishwasher, and a bathroom with a shower - not every cabin does. There is a large communal bathroom house with showers if you don't have one. These were actually nicer than I expected (I didn't check out the showers). I know the family that owns the resort are constantly renovating and updating cabins, so I'm sure others will be updated in the next year. Check-in time is at 3pm the day of your first rental. Checkout time is 9am the day of your last rental. Trying to get up early, packed, and out of there by 9am was too difficult for my family so almost everyone opted to leave the day before - meaning we paid for a day we didn't use. A more reasonable checkout time might be 10am or 11am. A frustrating thing throughout our stay was the wild inconsistency with kitchen utensils, pots/pans, and towels provided. We were constantly texting other cabins to see if they had XYZ pot/pan or hand towel. Cabins should all come with a basic set of kitchen items. Also, the cabin I was staying in did not have walls up to the ceiling. Which meant there was no barrier between my bedroom and the others - a large gap between the top of the wall and the ceiling. Unfortunately one of my cabin mates was a snorer. Every car that arrived was loaded with "household essentials" because very little is provided. I understand bring your own bath towel and shower supplies, but things like hand soap and hand/kitchen towels would have been nice to not have to lug around. I do think some cabins had hand/kitchen towels, but we, again, were texting other cabins to get some. There are laundry machines located in the women's' half of the communal shower/bathroom house so hopefully you have a female with you to access those. I believe it was about $4 per load. Additional amenities included a fish house where you can gut and clean any fish you catch, a game house with some board games and a table, and a small gift shop with some branded sweatshirts, t-shirts, hats, candles, fishing bait, etc., grills, and fire pits. Many people indulged in the gift shop because they were not prepared for the cold nights! Payment for items is made easy by Venmo. Several canoes and kayaks were available for use for free. Finding a life jacket that fit and a paddle for whatever you were taking out was a bit difficult, however. Most kayaks were pretty small for adults. On the "beach" (used very loosely) there are lounge chairs and anchored floating platforms. The water is so shallow even at the end of the dock (and beyond) that it was more like a giant wading pool for any adult. Not necessarily a bad thing! The anchored platforms were constantly covered in goose poop, so we didn't touch them. The bottom of the lake is covered in leeches, mud, rocks, and seaweed. I had a rash almost immediately when I got in the water - same with everyone else. If you're going in, make sure you bolt for the shower right after. The "beach" was pretty gross and not picturesque at all. I do know the owners are working on fixing the land part of this for next year. There are several walking trails nearby which were beautiful to stroll through - just watch out for the plentiful poison ivy and ticks! If you're lucky you'll spot some deer drinking at the side of the lake. The loons on this lake are LOUD, which I thought was pretty neat. I'd never heard so many loons calling. There was also a bald eagle that lived nearby and would frequently swoop over the cabins looking for a fish. The lake is very small so you won't see any boating activities like skiing or tubing - and is actually not allowed if you're using a rental boat. It's full of people fishing! One very big pro was the wifi. Every cabin had excellent wifi! Not that any of us wanted to be working while enjoying a vacation, but at least the option was there. The cabins also had screened-in front porches which made for lovely mornings overlooking the lake and sipping some coffee. Overall, I'd say the resort is good but hopefully will become better in the years to come. If enough things improve, I'd be happy to return. I'm being mindful that these owners only took over a couple years ago and I know they have a lot of ideas for the future!