Located outside of Pine River, Minnesota on Lake Arrowhead, originally a 1930's log cabin, this family lake home has changed much, but it can still be the place where older character blends with newer charm. Connect with nature, restore your energy! The space Our lake cabin is named after Ken, the family patriarch, who, along with his loving wife, enjoyed many years of retreat here, including some retirement years. The family's eclectic tastes are reflected in the memorabilia, hand crafted furniture, collectibles and repurposed items. As a family, we also use this space. We watch birds and wildlife, sketch, read, photograph, go canoeing, watch the stars. (We also do chores, and those never stop.) We cautiously state that small children are a safety risk. The family mementos indoors are fragile; outdoors there is a hill and toddlers could be at risk. That said, we want our guests to be comfortable and allow the place melt to away the stress! This place is best appreciated by fewer people, because it isn't a large area. We also want to say, after receiving positive responses from guests everywhere, we want people to feel welcome, respecting some of the restrictions. It is really important, when making inquiries, to provide information and answer questions we might have to clarify the situation before accepting the reservation. Guest access The canoe will be available. There is also a one person kayak and floats. The lake has public boat access and the dock can handle small- medium -sized craft. The dock is short and the lake can be noticeably shallow at times, so larger boats are not suitable. The parking area can also be for outdoor games; there is a grill, fire pit, outdoor table, large deck, and inside there are games, movies, TV, books. The lake is, of course, available for fishing, dipping as well as boating. We have been told recently that the fishing is good, in spite of some weeds. Bass, bluegills, sunfish, walleye can be caught. Our lake, Lake Arrowhead, is comparatively shallow and weedy, but a channel into the deeper lakes (and where you would come if you had your own boat using public access) is just across from our property. Other things to note The local Welcome and Visitor Centers are great sources of information! Second hand stores are abundant and fun for shopping. Festivals are everywhere; and there is something for everyone. Truly, the area is full of beautiful lakes and activities that can keep anyone busy, but we hope you take the time to sit and listen to the loons!