Cedar Cove Resort

This place has a magic attraction that has drawn me back for some 34 years now. Its a experience that soon turns into a memory that in this "hustle and bustle" world, I find quite comforting. You'd have to experience it for yourself to fully appreciate it. Its not for everyone, but I couldn't imagine a place I'd rather spend my vacation.

Admittedly biased, but this is hard to beat for classic resort character on a perfect lake with great fishing

Absolutely positively love that place. Thirty two years there and counting.

Great view of the water and great service from the owner

Great place to relax with your friends

Review Readers Beware – I don’t know how nine people could possibly give this place mostly 5 star reviews. And yes I went to the same place; its entrance road is right next to and North of Waldo Carlson Park, Barron County. The cabin outside photos look the same and it is the only “resort” in that area.
The Honey and I stopped here in mid May to see what Cedar Cove Resort was like and looking to make a reservation for mid June. No one was occupying the cabins. I suspect they had not opened for the year yet. The cabins look nice from the outside and the grounds were good for not being open yet. Two of the cabins were not locked so we took a look inside. In recalling our visit she said, “OMG ! I almost barfed.” On one enclosed porch overlooking the lake there were several pieces of very dirty, old, upholstered furniture. The whole place stunk like mold when it was 55 degrees out – I can’t imagine what it would be like in the heat and humidity of summer. Overall they were falling apart inside and trashy looking, a dump – circa 1930, without much maintenance. We were not looking for anything fancy, rustic would have been ok but I would not have stayed here if it was the only place on the lake. They may have other cabins not like this but what I saw was horrible.

It's a dump dangerous place wouldn't keep my pets there