Welcome to Big Stone Lake Shore Cabin! This cozy craftsman cabin is on Big Stone Lake in Ortonville and boasts amazing views of the water throughout. A large wrap-around deck is stunning and will have you in awe of the glistening water. This home sleeps up to 10 people. There are some wonderful amenities, including an updated kitchen with a peninsula, an Indoor dining room for 8, also has a large outdoor dining space, a water mat to keep the kids busy for hours, 2 kayaks, a grill, a smoker, and a Blackstone. 2 queen beds, an open staircase up to 4 full beds, a trundle and a hide abed couch on the lower level. This cabin has 3 levels and has 2100 sq ft of space. All of the essentials and amenities are provided in this cabin. Washer/dryer, hair dryer, crock pot, coffeemaker. The water is just steps away from the cabin. There is a dock for guests use, tying your boat to it is an option just please use bumpers to prevent damage. Just down the road is Lakewood Supper Club, the Ortonville golf course and Clubhouse, as well as Big Stone State Park. Bring your boat, bring your family and friends. Come make some memories in this cozy place! Pets are allowed with a pet fee. Book directly with Sota to save.

Big Stone Lake, on the South Dakota/Minnesota border, gets its name from the abundance of stone, rock, and boulders along the bottom of its 27-mile length. A mile in width and covering 12,600 acres, the lake is only 16 feet at its deepest point. It is a haven for walleye and a must-fish destination for serious walleye anglers.

Big Stone holds an abundance of 20-inch-plus walleyes, according to Minnesota’s Department of Natural Resources, and it’s not uncommon to see fish in the high 20s says Northland pro-staffer Brian “Bro” Brosdahl.

Much of the year-round walleye-fishing activity takes place along Big Stone’s extensive shorelines, but points and mid-lake rock piles come into play at times, too.

If you are a larger group and have several boats, please contact us as parking is a little limited.