Come and enjoy our beautiful, secluded campground located 2 miles west of Warroad, MN.
Come in after a successful day of fishing Lake of the Woods and make new friends during one of our campground picnic dinners or join us on our fall four-wheeling adventures.
This is a camper’s paradise!
In April 1980, Governor Quie signed a bill making the Canadian National Station a state historical site. In December 1981, Marvin families donated $25,000 to purchase the building in memory of George and Almina Marvin. Restoration began November 1983. The depot was dedicated and opened to the public on July 4, 1985. The oak doors, window casings, and woodwork are restored from the original building, as is the counter at the office window. The public washroom doors are from the original building. The depot now serves as the Warroad City Office center. The depot is also on the National Register of Historical Places.
Doc’s Harbor Inn is a Historical vacation rental property built in 1914 on the banks of the Warroad River. It is an elegant old home that offers great river views and a unique stay in Warroad, MN. Doc’s features 4 private bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, full kitchen, living room, and dining room. There is off-street parking, WiFi, Cable TV, dock space in the summer, and access to the snowmobile trail. Doc’s Harbor Inn is located within walking distance to downtown Warroad and Lake of the Woods Brewery. We are located 1 mile up river from Lake of the Woods and 1 mile from the Warroad Arena. Doc’s is the hub for outdoor adventure starting with the RiverBend skating path and Doc’s RiverRink. Doc’s rents skates, skis, snowshoes, and summer we fill the river with kayaks, paddleboards, and canoes.
When you’re looking to buy brand-new lawn and garden equipment, come to Grad’s Small Engine Inc at 35625 County Road 35.
Hank’s Place which offers guests a premier HockeyTown USA vacation experience! This beautiful A-Frame cabin is located between Beltrami Island State Forest and Lake of the Woods. This former home of hockey great Alan Hangsleben offers guests a glimpse into why the area is known world over to be a hockey and winter sports mecca. A native of Warroad, MN, Alan Hanglseben played for UND, the New England Whalers, Montreal Canadiens, Washington Capitals and Los Angeles Kings.
