Krupp's Resort

Had a great time! Stayed for a week in our RV while snowmobiling! Cassandra and Josh were great hosts! Very helpful! Kept the lot clear of snow the whole time. Super easy access to the trail. Couldn't get any better than this place!

At first glance I was concerned by the interior of our cabin. The furnishings were old and the carpeting was pretty worn. However as we settled in we discovered the cabin was very clean and the linens were fresh and of good quality. Lots of fresh, fluffy towels, and newish appliances. We found the beds to be very comfortable and the shower was super clean with excellent water pressure.|There are several windows facing the lake so we had a lovely breeze.|Krupps has 3 docks and 3 rafts so we never felt crowded by other guests. We were able to dock the boat right in front of our cottage which was really convenient.|The beach area was clean and the water was shallow near the shore so the kids could play and swim safely. |Krupps is clearly not a luxury property but our family had a wonderful

Our cabin accomodations were great! Very convenient location for heading to Houghton and area along lake with sleds. Nice to have Krupp's mini mart adjacent to resort for pasties and of course, fueling up sleds.

Nice location, the lakes are lovely, and it's only a 25 min drive from Agate Beach, Lake Superior. It's a slightly longer than 20 mile drive down trails to Misery Bay beach, we took our time on our 4 wheelers, and an electric bike, and made it there in about 2 hrs. The cabin (#8) was spacious and comfortable, with great views- and very well equipped. My only complaint is that the double bed room could've used another bedside table and lamp. The owners were friendly and helpful. I hope we can visit again!

The decor was rather reminiscent of my childhood in the 80s, but it was comfy, homey, spacious, clean, and well equipped. The owners were delightful, and the view of the lake was beautiful! It's located next to a well equipped convenience store, and located on some nice trail heads, one of which runs out to Misery Bay on Lake Superior, past some beautiful landscapes ❤️