Cragun's Resort & Hotel ★★★

Walker Hotel ★★

"Front desk people were great and accommodating, kids loved the pool. Breakfast was delicious as well as the coffee. We will definitely be back!"

Country Inn Walker ★★★

"I had booked through trip.com, it didn't give me the option to let them know we had a dog. So originally booked a 2 queen bed and 1 pull out couch Suite. We got there and they said the suite wasnt pet friendly so we got downgraded and had to get a cot and the room was smaller obviously but the room actually costed more with the $40 pet fee than the the price of the suite."

Leech Lake Resort Bed & Breakfast ★★★

Horseshoe Bay Lodge ★★

"Beautiful family owned resort on Leech Lake, you will enjoy your time here no matter what season you visit. Great accommodations, bar/grill, boat lunch, docks, swimming pool and hottub. Perfect place for your family to come and relax or come for the weekend and fish. You will be relaxed when you leave here and meet life long friends."

Maddens on Gull Lake ★★★★

"I've been taking my family to Madden's ever since our oldest was born. Our kids are 9 and 7 and it's the highlight of their summer to go there. A few things we love about Madden's: - Staff are amazingly friendly and helpful. We especially love the staff at Mission Point, who always make dinners special (be sure to meet Paul the bartender) - Food is fantastic. Our kids love the breakfast buffet, the Classic Grill (my son's pick for his birthday) and Mission Point. The ice cream store is also a hit - Facilities are great. The pools are really nice, as is the area by the tennis club. The rooms are really nice. Ours had a view of the golf course and a very spacious layout - Activities are fun. This year my kids really got into the medallion hunt and scavenger hunt. The beach with the waterslide is also amazing. My son took a golf clinic and the instruction was absolutely top notch We're already looking to book for next summer."

Lost Lake Lodge ★★★

"My family made vacation trips to Lost Lake pretty regularly when it was owned by Bill & Ethel Mae Carter decades ago. It was a quaint resort with meals and a dozen or so simple cabins and aluminum canoes and flat-bottomed john boats you could use to row around the little lake and maybe catch a few fish. The boat dock and canoes and rowboats that used to be on Lost Lake are all gone. I don't think visitors can go out onto the lake anymore. Today, the quaint old cabins are gone - bulldozed - and replaced by modern condos/duplexes, big enough to house a large family. One "lot" has a number of tree stumps on it and it looks like they're going to build still another unit there. Some of these condos/duplexes are for sale and some are already privately owned. There is quite a bit of paved parking now, especially near the largest condos/duplexes. The exterior style of the new condos does not match the color, size, or style of the main lodge or the original cabins. The main lodge still looks the same as it did when I was a kid. This is not the quaint, warm Lost Lake Lodge of my childhood. It does not feel like a resort anymore - it looks more like a small, modern housing development and I think that may be the owner's goal - to make a lot of money divvying up the property into lots, building condos on the lots, then selling them. Who knows? Maybe you'll like this new Lost Lake Lodge. For me, though, it has completely lost its vacation nature getaway feel. I certainly will never return. Peaceful? Solitude? If you can ignore the sounds of construction on the property and the construction noises. I think the rental cabins we discovered in Itasca State Park near Bemidji today show promise."

Waterfront Leech Lake Cabin: Dock, Fire Pit, Deck ★★★

Lakefront Home W/Private Dock-15 Mi to Walker ★★★