Spectacular view that is a calm, peaceful place to stay. Excellent fishing just steps from your door. Groomed snowmobile trail tight to resort.4 season fun for the whole family in a quiet safe environment.
The property has an Open concept living area that stretches across the front of the cabin featuring a full wall of windows overlooking Delaronde Lake. The lower floor includes a large bedroom with a large closet and a full bathroom with a tub. A back porch for storage and a kitchen dining area and large living room. The upper level includes two bedrooms with a full bathroom including a large shower. We will keep the following stocked for your use: fire wood, dish soap, toilet paper, hand soap, paper towel, spices, condiments.
The whole cabin is yours, other than the crawl space is off limits.
The cabin boosts a very large lot where you can park your boat and trailer, and right across the road a little beach for launching your stand up paddle boards/kayaks to be able to take advantage of the bay to explore as well as fish from shore
Delaronde Lake is known for its good fishing, in summer and winter located steps away from the front door. In the winter, enjoy the many groomed snowmobile trails in the area, accessible right from the cabin.
Amenities: You are welcome to use all of the cabin inside as well as the outdoor areas. The outside garage is locked and not for use.
Our cabin is situated in a small community called Pickerel Point. The area has a beautiful public beach close by with beautiful sand and shallow swimming. The area also has a park for the children. Pickerel Point also has a public marina with a boat launch (small fee).
Delaronde Lake: Amazing fishing location - with multiple lakes, golfing, skiing and the town of Big River near by.
Ness Creek is 5 minutes drive away which hosts multiple musical events through out the year.
The barbeque at the cabin is a Trager. They call it a smoker or wood pellet barbeque. We have found that it makes excellent tasting food with the wood flavor. It takes a little longer to heat up then a propane barbeque but with the wood pellets you do not get flare ups.
When starting the barbeque remove the cover and check to make sure there are pellets in the hopper on the side. Turn the dial to smoke and wait for the smoke to come out and then you can turn it up to the temperature you want to cook at. We usually cook burger around the 350 to 400 for 8 minutes per side. When done turn the dial to off and it will run for a bit and then when it is cooled down it will shut off.