13377 Falcon Dr. - Osakis, MN 56360 May - October 19 Units We are the home of the "Famous Fishing Dock", where trophy walleye, northern, and panfish have been caught. Our peaceful resort is located on a quiet, loop road, on the highly-desireable, protected north side of the lake. We have 19 beautifully-decorated, spacious one, two, three and five-bedroom cabins, with AC, fully-equipped kitchens, satellite TV, grills, comfortable mattresses, and patios or decks. Holiday Resort has level grounds, a private boat launch, dock space for your boat, four fishing pontoons to rent, complimentary 16' Lund fishing boats, motor rental, fish-cleaning house, live bait, gasoline and oil, fishing licenses, paddle board, surrey bike (everyone's favorite!), a sandy beach, swimming area, lounge chairs, volleyball court, laundry facilities, a lodge with small essentials, ice cream, beverages, pool table, apparel, and an awesome staff! Please check our website for a pictorial tour of Holiday Resort, where wonderful memories are made.
And remember, in addition to summer, we have excellent spring and fall fishing!Best Western Plus Holland House Best Western Plus Holland House Hotel Guest Rating: /10 615 Highway 10 E Detroit Lakes, MN 56501 see this hotel on a map | see more Detroit Lakes Hotels Guest Ratings & Reviews Hotel Guest Rating for Best Western Plus Holland House in Detroit Lakes of 7 hotels in Detroit Lakes Hotel Guest Reviews of the Best Western Plus Holland House Our hotel ratings and reviews are from Sort by: All Travelers | Traveling as Couple(3) | Family with Young Children(5)Kimberly RoyThis guest did not leave comments about this hotel. SheriThis guest did not leave comments about this hotel. The staff was outstanding. Kind,helpful and very nice. The rooms were very spacious and it was great to have a microwave and refrigerator right in our room. The bunkbeds were great with the younger kids and made more room in the room.rVerified Hotel Guest
is part of The Priceline Group, the world leader in online travel & related services. reviewsBook this hotel and collect nights after your stayAt a glanceKey factsHotel sizeThis hotel has 102 roomsArriving/leavingCheck-in time starts at 3 PMCheck-out time is 11 AMRequired at check inCredit card or cash deposit required Government-issued photo ID required Minimum check-in age is 18 Travelling with othersPetsPets allowed * Extra peopleRollaway beds available, charges may apply*InternetFree WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas Free WiFi and wired Internet access in roomsTransportParkingFree self parkingOther informationSmoke-free propertyBreakfast daily (surcharge) Restaurant Bar/lounge Room service (during limited hours) On private beachIndoor poolChildren's poolFitness facilitiesSpa tubArcade/game room24-hour business centerConference spaceMeeting roomsDry cleaning/laundry serviceLaundry facilitiesWedding servicesElevator/liftSafe-deposit box at front deskPicnic areaAccessible bathroomIn-room accessibilityRoll-in showerAir conditioningCoffee/tea makerIron/ironing boardPrivate bathroomHair dryer25-inch flat-screen TV Pay movies Cable TV channels DeskFree newspaperFree WiFiFree local callsRefrigeratorMicrowaveDaily housekeepingIn-room safeSpecial featuresDiningHoliday Beach Bar - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine.
Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Icehouse Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. RecreationOn SiteFitness facilitiesSpa tubMiniature golf on siteIce skating on siteKayaking on sitePlayground on siteRowing or canoeing on siteSnowboarding on siteSnowmobiling on siteNearbyGolfing nearbyRecent reviewsExcellent 4.1 /5 from 59 reviewsHotel was clean and quiet. The staff was friendly and the view of the lake was the best.Our room was clean & comfortable. They did allow us to check out one hour later. We went to the dining room for brunch about 9:45, had to wait to be seated, food was fine& reasonably priced but had to wait again to pay our bill.Nice hotel, but pretty steep for the price. $170 and my phone didn't work in my room. But good Bar and restaurant, enjoyed being on the lake.The only bad thing was the shower. Pretty weakSee all reviewsIs the description of this hotel not correct? Locations for Weddings and Honeymoons This is a special time in your life and you want to find the perfect location for your wedding and/or honeymoon.
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A citizen discovered the mussels this week while gathering shells on the south end of the Becker County lake, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said Friday. "We're extremely pleased that this discovery was reported so quickly and with such detail," said Barry Stratton, the southern district manager for the DNR's ecological and water resources division. "The report included specific location information and photos that allowed us to respond immediately to the exact spot." Department staffers, lake residents and county officials have been on the lookout for zebra mussels in the Detroit Lakes area for years. In 2011, the tiny striped mussels were found in Pelican Lake, about 10 miles downstream from the new infestation. That discovery amplified efforts to educate lake visitors about the damage done by zebra mussels, which filter nutrients from lake water, leaving it clearer but with less food for fish and other native aquatic species. They are prodigious hitchhikers, adhering to the sides of boats, personal watercraft and heavy equipment.
"I always tell people it's not just boats you have to be careful about," said Tera Guetter, Pelican River Watershed District administrator. "If you have lake property, you'd better know where all your equipment has been used before you set it in the water." Zebra mussels were first found in Minnesota in Duluth-Superior Harbor in 1989. Natives of Eastern Europe and western Russia, they were probably transported in the ballast water of oceangoing freighters. Since then, they have spread throughout the Great Lakes and Mississippi River watershed, as well as to numerous inland lakes and streams in nearly two dozen Minnesota counties. Infested waters include popular lakes in the Brainerd area, Lake Mille Lacs, Lake Minnetonka and Minnehaha Creek. Following the discovery this week at Lake Melissa, DNR staffers searched Lake Sallie, which is upstream of Melissa, but found no zebra mussels. Mill Pond was also searched, but there were no signs of the aquatic invader. Nonetheless, Mill Pond and Minnow Pond will both be designated as infested, and signs will be posted warning lake visitors about the threat of zebra mussels.