Grand View, Minnesota
Filed Under North Woods
The Historic Grand View Lodge, national historic landmark, began with the vision of M.V. Baker; whose real estate promotion transformed into the creation of a beautiful Lodge with an 80 year tradition of hospitality. Today, the tradition continues in this classic north woods vacation destination that Baker started in the early 1900’s.
Soothing Sensations At The Historic Grand View Lodge In Minnesota
The Historic Grand View Lodge is home to the Glacial Waters Spa that features Aveda Signature Spa Treatments in 10 beautiful treatment rooms. Let your thoughts wander in a relaxation room, feel tension slip away with a massage in the hand and foot care room, or get ready for that special occasion at the full service hair care salon. Once you step through the doors of the Glacial Waters Spa all your troubles will fade away as the staff provides a personal sensory journey to discover your elemental nature. Each session is customized to enhance your spa experience and promote peaceful and relaxation where you can stay for stay for an hour or a day.
Unlimited Grand View Golf Packages
Check with the courteous staff at reservations for new packages. Packages vary and include great package rates for unlimited golf on Minnesota’s best championship golf courses. Enjoy unlimited golf with cart beginning after 11:00 am on the day of your arrival until sundown on your checkout day. Such packages include lodging, a full American breakfast each morning, and unlimited rounds of golf at The Pines, The Preserve and The Garden Golf Courses! These are just a sampling of the great packages available throughout the year. Call ahead for complete details and amenities available with each package.
Family Gatherings
For those special occasions when you’re looking for a enjoyable family retreat the Historic Grand View Lodge offers Family Specials for 2 adults and up to 3 children (ages 15 and under.) Packages include amenities like Lodging, Breakfast & dinner daily, Daily maid service, Heated indoor pool whirlpool, 110′ water slide & fitness room, Beautiful gardens to stroll and enjoy, Movies, dances and other fun activities, Unlimited tennis, free clinics & mixers, Non-motorized fishing boats, canoes & playaks, Unlimited golf at The Garden, our 9-hole course, Discounted golf at The Pines, The Preserve & Arnold Palmer’s, Deacon’s Lodge, and Children’s & social programs. Special are popular from Memorial Day - Labor Day, so call ahead to find out more about pricing and available packages for your vacation dates.
The Northwoods charm and attention to detail at the Grand View Lodge on Gull Lake near Brainerd, Minnesota keeps guests returning year after year. It is the kind staff, willing to go out of their way, the wonderful spa, and of course the delicious cuisine that brought us back. The Grand View is a year round resort that welcomes everyone to enjoy a piece of Northwoods paradise for themselves. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful getaway with family and friends or want to putt around on the golf course, or relax in the spa, there’s something for everyone to enjoy at Minnesota’s Grand View Lodge on Gull Lake.
For more information on available packages and specials call the Grand View Lodge at 1-866-445-4620 today to make your reservation or visit grandviewlodge.com.
About the author: Iris Dean is a Feature and Travel Writer for USA Travel Magazine where you can Explore America’s Backyard.
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