Where Comfort Meets Adventure — In Every Season!

Some places you visit. Some places become part of your story. For generations, families have gathered at Big Rock Creek to unplug, explore, celebrate, and reconnect. From snowmobile weekends and ski trips to summer days on the water and unforgettable events throughout the year, this is where memories are made — and traditions are passed down. The Family Cabin is your front-row seat to it all. Connected directly to the Polk County Snowmobile Trail System, just minutes from Trollhaugen and Wild The space Our guests have access to the Family Cabin and the 980 acres of grounds attached to the property. This includes a private lake filled with wild trout, a swimming raft, dock, a two person paddle boat, a canoe, 23 miles of hiking and biking trails, and outdoor fire pits. We have super fast Fiber rich wi-fi powered by Lakeland Communications! Guest access From an early morning stroll around our private lake, a sip of water from our natural spring, or a drive through the miles of private trails with your rented electric ranger, our guests will find an endless amount of options for fun and relaxation. Our guests are welcomed to borrow one of our canoes or kayaks and catch some rays. If you would like to venture out and rent a pontoon for a day on the St. Croix River, we can help with that too. Whatever you are looking for we have you covered! Other things to note There are two other cabins on the property and lots of walking trails so you may run into our family or other guests. We also have offices on the property so we are generally around but we won't impede on your space and stay! Guests are welcome and encouraged to use the water toys found over by the lake. We have paddle boards, paddle boats, a swimming raft, kayaks and canoes in the summer. In the winter we have an ice skating rink (weather permitting) and you're welcome to fish in the winter or summer. We just ask that you don't drill holes in the rink! When on the lake in the winter please stay away from the dam on the west end of the lake and don't travel past the middle of the lake to the east. We have miles of walking trails and ask that you do not go past the “No Trespassing” signs and follow the maps in the cabin. HAVE FUN!