Hungry Jack Lake is very pretty and generally very quiet; motors are allowed but very little used. Fishing for smallmouth bass is good most of the summer and walleyes can be found in midsummer. Nearby lakes have great trout fishing early and late in the season.

Most of our cabin guests take advantage of the canoe-only wilderness just outside their door. If you would rather have views of the water than be on it, you'll want to explore the spectacular hiking trails along the Canadian border, with trailheads on the other side if the lake. On the east end of Hungry Jack Lake, Honeymoon Bluff offers spectacular sunset views. Our lake is home to moose, beavers, otters, and loons. The Gunflint Trail, Grand Marais, and other parts of Cook County also have many places to explore.

Our cabins sleep up to six (we recommend only four) and are available nightly in spring and fall, and by the week, Saturday to Saturday, during the main part of the summer, Memorial Day to Labor Day. Please call 800 / 648-2922 (8:00 am to 7:00 pm, Central Time) for more information, availability, and a brochure, or e-mail us and mention that you would like cabin info.

Out of consideration for our other guests, we do not allow pets, personal watercraft, or large motor boats.