If you have yet to experience the Northwoods of Wisconsin, I recommend staying at Musky Point…read moreResort. It is quiet, with opportunities abound. Want to see it all from the air? A seaplane will pick you up in front of your cabin! Kayaking, canoeing, paddleboats, SUP? CHECK Close proximity to BEAUTIFUL waterfalls? CHECK Nice clean, accommodating, and updated cabins with incredible views? Yep! The most beautiful breathtaking views allowing astonishing sunsets...its all here. Access to snowmobile trails in the winter?? uh-huh This place offers so much more that I could ever describe. Best of all, the owners are NICE!

Great little resort with six cabins for rent. Small boat launch on site. About three miles from…read moredowntown Manitowish Waters and one mile from Little Bohemia (location of Dillinger shootout). Located on the Manitowish River near Stone Lake. Several great restaurants and sights to see in the area. There is a marina one mile down the road for boat rentals. Rental rates are very reasonable and the lakes are beautiful with clean, clear water perfect for all water sports.

If your looking for the quintessential Northwoods tavern dinner spot, this is the place! Recommend…read moreby a few locals, we drove and drove up and down and all around lakes and swamps and popped up at the dead end to the Island View lodge. Saw a lot of cars for a tiny little tavern over looking a beautiful lake we walked in and was welcomed by a super friendly staff. They said have a seat, go up to the bar and place your drink order along with how many for dinner. So here's the cool part...... Fish Fry Friday buffet! $20 a person all you can eat fish, three ways, baked potatoes, fries, chicken strips, potato pancakes and some veggies. Plus a few random slices of cheese and cookies for desert. What a nice change to get whatever you want. Very small place, maybe 15 tables but very comfortable, especially on the screened in porch with a nice cool lake breeze after a hot summers day. If you want something different, homemade and comfortable, this is the place

Amazing all you can eat fish fry buffet.....cod and perch with a light crispy breading AND chicken…read morestrips (an I normally won't go to buffets). Great sandwiches and the best part, the owners are incredible! If you like bar BINGO, go on a Thursday. Like tacos? Go for all you can eat tacos on Tuesday. Want a free drink? Wear a Hawaiian shirt and stop on Wednesday.

We were very fortunate to have this right next to our rental house. Nice place. Plenty of drink…read moreoptions and one of the best old fashions I've had in years! A lot of care put into making it! Pool and darts were a hit. As for the food, we just stopped in for a snack but holy cow! You need to try the Looney Poutine. Basically giant tater tots, covered in cheese curds and country gravy. AWESOME. We'll be back!

Awesome place, the owners are awesome people! Came up once last year looking for a new place to…read morestay since I'm from Illinois. Great starting place to start a snowmobile or side by side adventure since they're right off trail! Great food, great brews, great people! They got a 12 room unit with 2 beds in each room and they were kind enough to show me the 6 room unit perfect for couples! I would pick staying here over a hotel any day of the year!

Wonderful hospitality! Have stayed many times. Peaceful and ideal location. Come in for a drink…read moreThursday - Sunday 4- 9 pm

So all the reviews currently on Yelp appears to be for the restaurant, versus the accommodations…read more Well, I can't help you on the food part but we did stay for 3 nights do here's how the overnight part shakes out: Your experience will depend entirely on your interpretation of "vintage", your need for creature comforts and your tolerance for absurdity. There are cabins for rent if you have a bigger group, but we stayed in the lodge which was built in the 1920's and renovated in the 70's - nothing much has changed since then and they are very open in telling you that staying here is a "step back in time". You can interpret that a lot of ways. What you get for $110/night (off season): * A quiet property just off Hwy 51 * Lots of mature trees, a quiet bay and piers if you have a boat * History - the lodge is still owned by the family that built it. In fact, one of the original owners was the guy that snitched out John Dillinger to the FBI. * Firepits with wood for campfire good times * Clean, very basic rooms * Window AC in summer (as you can see from the photo of our bathrooms, ours was removed but left on the floor) * A restaurant that is open at random days and times in the off season (we never managed to catch it open) * Exciting bathroom adventures - ours was carpeted (!), another had a puffy toilet seat and best of all, the last room had a toilet that flushed only steaming hot water. What you don't get: * A TV (2 of the 3 rooms didn't have them) * Heat - it looks like most rooms have space heaters * Although rooms are advertised as having a fridge 2/3 didn't though one had a microwave(?) * Tons of privacy - our deck was shared with another room and there was only a fairly sheer curtain on our doors Overall, it was just a really interesting experience - staff ranged from awesome to indifferent - YMMV. I think for $110/night off-season you can probably do a LOT better in terms of finding a place with amenities but you certainly will miss out on a true up north old school experience. If you have a good sense of humor, check them out - it might be your jam.

I've stayed at this resort two times, both in the Casita cabin and most recently in September 2025…read more The hosts are delightful, respecting a guest's privacy while also being genuinely warm/welcoming/helpful and informative. These traditional "up north" cabins are clean, cozy and organized to cover all basic needs: pillows/ blankets/linens, towels, wood and a fire pit, a charcoal grill, (my cabin had ) a wonderful screen porch, shower, basic cooking/baking, cleaning and first aid supplies and a binder containing information about the resort and local area. The neighboring Wisconsin State hiking and biking trails, kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, swing set, fish cleaning station, free internet, wildlife and incredible views provide the backdrop for a fun, relaxing Vacation. This family ran resort has it all as well as personality and a long valuable history with the area.

Stayed here for fishing opener. (Previously stayed for late season fishing) As mentioned,…read moreeverything very clean. Everything provided sans personal items. Grill and grilling tools, lawn chairs, all kitchen items, even firewood, all there. VERY nice hosts. Thank you. Never stayed during peak season but, looks like they have a ton of stuff to do for kids and adults.

Great place to stay, very clean, motel owner very accommodating. Continental breakfast was free,…read morewhich was very nice. I will stay there again and I will recommend!!

Park Falls Motel is one of our favorite places to stay in the North Woods. We go every year! The…read moreOwners Sandy and Eugene are great! They cook an AMAZING dinner, offer a continental breakfast, the rooms are very clean and there is free WIFI. They are located on some great snowmobile trails and ATV trails!

Beth and Mike run a fantastic Bed and Breakfast. With gorgeous, comfortable rooms, delicious…read morebreakfasts and such wonderful hosts (not to mention their delightful pets!), I couldn't have asked for a better place to idle away a long weekend. That they were so animal friendly was a bonus! Their kayak renting is very fairly priced, and I hope I can sneak back up this winter to have a go at snow-shoeing. If you're looking to stay around Park Falls, or just looking for a quiet place to relax, give these guys a call.