Lodging and Accommodations

Cass Lake is located in northern Minnesota within the boundaries of the beautiful Chippewa National Forest, home to the largest population of breeding Bald Eagles in the lower 48 states. A variety of businesses and Native Arts and Crafts stores can be found offering traditional hand harvested wild rice, maple syrup, birch bark crafts, quill boxes and other cultural treasures. Pow wow celebrations hosted by the local Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) Native American tribe bring together traditional dancers from all over the United States and Canada, outfitted in historic dress and colors.

El Lago del Bosque Cass Lake is located at Camp Minne-wa-Kan, a traditional summer camp built along the shores of Lake Andrusia. The log cabins, dining hall, and group activity facilities are all positioned with stunning views of the picturesque Lake Andrusia.

Fast Facts

Village: El Lago del Bosque, Cass Lake
Borders: Lake Andrusia
Population: 100 Villagers
Language: Spanish
Currency: Pesos
Time Zone: CDT (Daylight Savings)

Climate

Minnesota is typical of a continental climate. Each of the four seasons has its own distinct characteristics.  Although summers are generally hot and humid, it is normal to experience rain showers, thunderstorms and cool nights.  Summer temperatures average 85 F but can get down to 55 F, so keep that in mind while packing!