Our rustic log cabin on Lake Burntside was built in the 1920s and is the quintessential Minnesota family cabin. The house is fully equipped so you can walk in and enjoy. Swim at the dock, enjoy an evening paddle, relax and watch the lake from screened in porch, read on the hammock or play games in the sunroom on a rainy day. Hiking trails start just across the road. There is something for everyone in the family! The property consists of 5 acres of lakefront on the North Arm of Burntside. The North Arm is known as a haven for people who appreciate wilderness. Most of the time it is incredibly quiet, apart from the singing loons, but please note there is a YMCA family camp not far away and sometimes voices from their events carry across the water. The overall aesthetic of the cabin is stunning with many signs of careful craftsmanship from a bygone era such as hand notched logs, hand pegged floors, and a spectacular fireplace built by “Stone-a-Day Brown”. Inside, the primary bedroom has a queen size bed and a twin size folding cot. The second bedroom has 2 twin beds. The separate guest house has a queen size bed. The cabin was built in the 1920s so the kitchen is modest, no dishwasher, and the bathroom is in the basement (and there s an outhouse to boot!). The view of the lake from the screened in porch is something you’ll enjoy in every kind of weather. The guest bedroom is in a separate building close to the lake. This a comfy get away for a couple though it does not have its own bathroom. Directly in front of the cabins is the dock with an adjacent swimming area and room to tie up a boat. There are several chairs for comfortable reading and relaxing. Outside the kitchen is a charcoal grill and picnic tables that get a nice breeze from the lake. We also have two canoes and two mountain bikes for use. Paddles and life jackets can be found in the stone house.