Sandy Point Resort & Disc Golf Ranch

Beautiful property in a pristine and peaceful setting. Cabins are well stocked with everything you need to be comfortable in the northwoods. Free access to boats and disc golf if you're staying in on the property. The course is nice, but for 29 holes there is a lack of variety unless you love shooting 6 foot gaps in the deep forest for three hours straight. Definitely a place you could bring the family for a nice get away though.

myself and 4 of my buddies had a great weekend out at Sandy point! the location is incredible! the whole course is beautifully maintained and picturesque. plenty of different course lay outs, all of which were super fun and easy to navigate. Mike was incredibly welcoming and great to chat with, he was happy to share the history of the course as well as his knowledge of a great selection of discs available at the shop. We also chatted with the groundskeeper Stu, he was also very friendly. the Cabin was great and had everything we needed and plenty of room for the 5 of us. we couldn't have asked for a better place to spend a weekend disc golfing. Cant wait to come back next year!

We come here every year, this was year 7. Truly one of a kind disc golf experience, stay in a cabin and tee off in the morning. A great stay away from everything with one of the best courses in the United States right outside your cabin; can't get much better then this as a disc golf fan.

Greatest disc golf course I've ever thrown! Emacilatily maintained. Every hole has it's own beauty. It seemed like each hole has a sponsor (a broom was available at every t-pad!). There was even a beautiful throw designated to a wonderful pup. There is little to no worry about losing a disc. Greatest course I've ever played! Fantastic work by everyone involved with Sandy Point Resorts!

Went with friends for a weekend trip and rented two of the cabins on site. We had a blast playing disc golf, hanging out around the campfire, and enjoying the lake. Only minor complaint is that some of the beds could be a bit grungy — eg, the pull out couch had some stains and old clothes in it. But, I think thar is just par for the course with camping.