Tucked beneath towering pines at the lake's edge stand 28 cozy, but modern, vacation cabins ($$-$$$$) with peaked knotty-pine ceilings. They're not fancy, but they're immaculate and come in a variety of sizes, some perfect for families. Across U.S. 50, there's a sprawling year-round campground—one of the largest on the lake—that's geared largely toward RVers, but with drive-in and walk-in tent sites, too. The resort has horseback riding, snowmobiling facilities, and a marina with boat and WaveRunner rentals, all of which contribute to the summer-camp atmosphere. Pros: Family-friendly. Cons: Lodge rooms are very basic.
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