One to eight bedroom units are available to accommodate groups both small and large. Wi-Fi, TVs, fireplaces and modern kitchens or kitchenettes can be found in most units, and some even have foosball and/or pool tables. With modern northwoods décor, these units are warm and welcoming. Spread across several hundred acres, Grand View provides the maximum privacy, enjoyment and scenic views for guests.Īccommodations include Main Lodge hotel rooms, lakefront cabins, clubhouse suites, villas, cottages, North Boutique Hotel, and more. Grand View’s lodging facilities are immaculate, convenient and comfortable, accommodating over 1,000 people. Explore our variety of activities, our championship golf courses, the rejuvenating Glacial Waters Spa, a collection of eight distinctive dining venues and our luxurious accommodations – all designed to provide you with a lifetime of memories.
News! Since 1916, Grand View Lodge has been providing guests with memorable vacations and located on 750 acres of rich pine forest and more than 2,500 feet of pure sand beach. Tremendous changes in elevation, large and undulating putting surfaces and varied hole designs within its parkland layouts make these courses a ton of fun to play, and ones I’m excited to return to in the coming years.Named Minnesota’s Most Awarded Resort including 2019’s ‘Top 5 Resorts in the Midwest’ by Conde Nast Traveler and '16 Incredible Midwest Vacations' by U.S. With 45 holes of championship golf (27 on The Pines course and 18 on The Preserve), GVL features well-designed Northwoods layouts by Minnesota-based architect Joel Goldstrand that to me felt a bit like playing one of my other favorite Midwest resorts, Wild Rock in Wisconsin Dells. The golf at Grand View Lodge was phenomenal. With timely and comfortable, free transportation across the property (including to The Preserve, which is located off-site), nobody was ever left “stuck in the room.” Nobody was ever left without a ton of options for things to do or places to eat, either! This is just part of what makes Grand View Lodge the ideal Midwest vacation destination, regardless of guests’ desire to play golf versus enjoying all the other great activities and amenities offered across its expansive footprint. Playing both of the resort’s two championship golf courses, Troy and I were able to get in plenty of swings and photography time while onsite, and were also able to spend the rest of our time vacationing with our wives and young kids because of the resort’s great logistical considerations. While that’s not normal for our 3- and 4-year-old, trust me it’s quite appreciated!Ī post shared by Catherine – Savvy Family Travel more on the accommodations and family vacation aspect of our trip, check out Troy’s wife, Catherine’s, review on her travel blog, Postcard Narrative: All of our kids ran themselves absolutely ragged in the pure Northwoods air, and they all slept well each night.
The lodging, dining, beach, pools and indoor waterparks, playgrounds, kayaking, paddle-boarding and all the other free amenities offered make GVL such a treat to spend time at. In fact, we simply ran out of time to do a lot of what we were looking forward to, like making s’mores on the beach at sunset, dining on the patio at On the Rocks, soaking in their massive outdoor hot tub at Northpark or going on a Gull Lake pontoon ride, just to name a few. We could have spent another three or four days at Grand View Lodge and still not run out of things to do. Our 5-bedroom townhome (top) off the 8th tee of The Pines course (Lakes 9) The cabin we stayed in was absolutely perfect: Rustic and well-appointed, it had that cozy Northwoods aesthetic and feel while providing all the great amenities we could have wanted. Staying in a 5-bedroom townhome off the 8th fairway of The Pines course, we chose to do things from both those perspectives this time around.
One of the top resorts in the Brainerd Lakes region, Grand View Lodge is an ideal spot during the golf season for groups of all kinds, whether as a golf destination or family getaway. Last month, Contributing Writer Troy Giljohann and I had the opportunity to bring our families to Grand View Lodge in Nisswa, Minnesota, for some fun in the sun, great golf and quality time spent with our families. Sign Up for the WiscoGolfAddict Newsletter!.GolfWeek’s Top 200 Modern Courses (2021).Golf Digest’s 100 Greatest Public Courses (September 2021).WiscoGolfAddict’s 100 Best Courses in America.Wisconsin’s Top 15 Private Golf Courses.
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