Activities
Things to do at Pelican Point
Swimming and paddling
The property has two sandy beaches with gradual water entry. Guests can swim from shore or from the Paddle North floating dock, and two Paddle North paddleboards are available during the stay.
Four beach chairs are kept near the water, and the peninsula gives you shoreline on two sides of the property.
Around the property
Swimming Off Two Beaches
Both beaches have a gradual sandy entry — our peninsula offers easy wading for little kids and soft-bottom swimming for everyone else.
Paddleboarding
Two Paddle North boards and a Paddle North floating dock to launch from, rest on, and jump off all afternoon.
Kayaking
One state-of-the-art foldable kayak from Oru. Extra lightweight and perfect for the calm waters of Little Pelican Lake.
Campfires
The smokeless fire pit sits between the cabin and the lake, with four lawn chairs and firewood ready to go.
Two-Kid Tree Swing
A two-seat swing hangs in the pines near the cabin.
Golf
Deacon's Lodge, The Pines, and The Preserve are all within the Brainerd Lakes area.
Around the Property
- Loon calls, bald eagles, and deer at dusk
- Four beach chairs at the shoreline
- Portable speaker for beach music
- Books and board games for a rainy hour
- 43" Frame TV and a gas fireplace for cool nights
Golf Nearby
- Deacon's Lodge
- The Pines
- The Preserve
Off the Property
- Rafferty's Pizza
- Bar Harbor Supper Club
- Main Street Ale House in town
- Tanque Verde Cantina — beachside, with a playground
- Everything in the Brainerd lakes area within a short drive
Evenings by the fire
The smokeless fire pit sits between the cabin and the lake. Four lawn chairs and firewood are provided.
Inside, the cabin has books, board games, a portable speaker, and a 43-inch Frame TV.
Booking
Book your stay
Pelican Point is open from April through October. Choose your dates and book instantly — your stay is confirmed as soon as the deposit is paid.
Book NowFrom $249 / night · 2-night minimum · Sleeps 5