It’s finally fall! The colors are starting to pop, the bugs are gone and the days are gorgeous!
Don’t miss out on all the Northwoods has to offer, book a cabin or campsite here at Boulder Lodge. We have full hook-up sites and 1 & 2 bedroom cozy cabins.
~There are only a couple events left this season, we hope to see you!~
10/18- Fall Wine Tasting 3-5pm- Reservations required
10/25- Halloween Party– Live music and costumes, what more could you ask for?!?
We will be closed from 10/26/25-12/25/25
It’s August and you know what that means?
The 13th Annual Northwoods Music & Art Festival!
Bring your friends, family, neighbors and lawn chairs to Boulder Lodge to enjoy a day full of outdoor live music and art booths.
We will be grilling burgers, brats, hot dogs and veggie burgers. Our beer tent includes; Shiner Shandy, Shiner Oktoberfest, Earth Rider Pale Ale and Busch Light!
There is also a full bar open inside the Lodge for additional drinks.
Music Line-up
12:15-1:45- David Karas
1:45-3:45- The Smokin’ Loons
4-6:30- Purgatory Creek
6:45-9- Andrew Salgado
Gates open at 12pm.
Adults- $25, Teens $15, Kids- Free
There is no ATM on site and no carry-ins are allowed.
Hello Everyone! A new Summer season is here! We are excited about hosting our annual events.
July 5th- The 8th Annual Cardboard Boat Fundraiser for the Northwoods Humane Society– Teams of 2 compete in their cardboard boats. Boats are constructed using only cardboard, duct tape and latex paint. We are always looking for more teams to join the race. Please let us know if you’d like to join in on the fun! Race starts at 2pm but come early to grab a hot dog or brat and participate in the 50/50 raffle and silent auction!
August 16th- 13th Annual Northwoods Music & Art Festival
Thank you everyone for a wonderful Winter season! We are closed until May 1st, 2025. We will see you then! If you are looking for reservations, we are still open for bookings. Just give us a call or send an email.
Hello everyone, we are gearing up for another fun filled year at Boulder Lodge. So far, this winter is looking great for winter sports! Come visit us on your sleds, we are right off trail #21 and will have a warm cozy fire waiting for you! If you are out ice fishing, snowshoeing, fat tire biking or skiing, we have a great spot to grab a bite to eat or quench your thirst!
It feels like Spring in the Northwoods. Call or email us to book your stay! All cabin rentals come with use of Kayaks, Canoes and a row boat. We also offer pontoon and fishing boat rentals. If you haven’t been out on Ghost Lake yet, you’re missing out on all it’s beauty.
Gates open at 11:30am
Live outdoor music runs from 12-10pm
Artist booths run from 12-6pm
Food and Beer Tent opens at 12pm
Tickets are $25 for adults and $20 for teens, 12/under is free.
Bring your lawn chairs and cash (no ATM on site) for the outdoor food/beer tent.
No Carry-ins allowed.
The trails have suffered from the heavy wet snow, with most being impassable due to bent and broken trees and limbs across the trails. Volunteers (yes, all trail work is done by volunteers) have been working tirelessly to get the trails cleared and opened. As of right now, the vast majority of the trails are open, groomed and in excellent condition. This is only possible because of the efforts of the volunteers who have struggled through the snow to clear and open the trials! If you meet up with a groomer or volunteer, give them a hardy thumbs up, or buy them a drink. They deserve it!
Gates open at 11:30. Music starts at noon. Food and Beer tent opens at noon. Don’t forget to bring your lawn chairs, blankets, etc. (Coolers not allowed)
Ticket prices this year are $25.00- Adults, $20.00- Teens, Kids 12 and under are FREE.
Stacey Clark/ copper jewelry
Melanie Eicher/Custom vinyl work
Stephan Fritz/ handmade flutes
Steven Hollmann/ woodcraft
Deb Kwaiser/ metal jewelry
Paula Parrish/ dream catchers and bags
Michelle pozzani/ paintings
Jason Rabuck/ handmade knives purse bags
Chrissy Anderson/poparazie jewelry
Kim Shelton /jewelry
Shollman/ wood crafts
Shauna Stone/ handmade soaps
Annika Thompson/cards
Dick Woods/ painted canvas
Ken Woodie/nature,hand carved benches
Jo Yanish/ jewelry
Tani Riel – I am from the Twin Cities area, but spend weekends out on Moose Lake with my husband, 2 daughters, and our Moose Lake family. I’ve been singing since I could talk, and thanks to my dad, my desire to play guitar was born at a young age. I grew up singing along to country music playing on the kitchen radio and learned how to play guitar with my Eagles Anthology book. Weddings, karaoke, and campfires kept me busy, but thanks to Boulder Lodge “Friday Night Band Practice” I was able to share my love for music with some great new friends. I joined one of those friends, Mark Hintz, to make Rebel Plaid and played at Cranberry Festival and the Birkebiener opener, and look forward to playing at future venues. When I’m not singing out and about, I’m singing with preschoolers as I teach them and get them ready for the world.
Molly & the Danger Band – “You could call them a rock/country/jazz/bluegrass/celtic band, but they are really an Americana band. The blending of different Americana roots creates a unique musical cocktail. From classic covers, traditional and original music, no matter what you call it, you’re bound to have a good time!
“Brave Cowboy” – Eric Schubring and Jason Rabuck formed their duo several years ago and have played all around the region. They play a variety of music from Blue Grass to Americana. You will find them both multi talented between vocals in musical instruments.
Curt Stone – a Twin-Town bon vivant (whatever that means), enjoys guitar playing, which he has been doing for over 50-years. (yea, you’d think he’d be better at it by now). A real bon vivant, he’s played in some good bands in the 60’s and 70’s: Fast Company, Little K and the Fabulous Internationals, before joining a facilities management cult at the U of M for decades of toil and trouble. More recently he’s played with Judd Erickson, Whiskey River, Tom Draughan, while being a serial bon vivant. Most importantly he has supporting the rich, eclectic mixture of music with his son Eli Stone. Eli has worked as a studio engineer, music video writer and arranger, guitar amp builder, robot builder, and up-and-coming bon vivant. Eli has worked and played with a broad spectrum of Twin Cities music/arts talent in all manner of musical styles, films and animation. In contrast to his old man, he’s a really good guitar player! Together they fight crime, and bon vivant the heck out of stuff!
Andrew Salgado –Andrew Salgado, who has been signed with Synapse Publishing & Entertainment since 2017, came to prominence winning a national singer-songwriting competition, has penned songs with legends, toured with some of country music’s biggest icons, released several well-received indie albums, and had his music featured in film and theatre. The Nashville based recording artist with Chicago roots, is about to release his third album, 86 VOL 2 in fall 2021 and it’s clear that these accolades are merely platforms creating key opportunities to give back and be in the service of helping and uplifting others as he spends much of his time donating his services to and helping youth charities. He’s co-written or opened for Brian Wilson, Kacey Musgraves, Carrie Underwood, Toby Keith, Eli Young, Clint Black and Darryl Worley. He was also featured for the past three years on the nationally-aired PBS special “Songs at the Center” and has had appearances on WGN, ABC and NBC. For more about Andrew and to listen to his music visit https://www.linktr.ee/andrewsalgado.
Tani Riel
Molly & the Danger Band
Brave Cowboy
Curt and Eli Stone
Andrew Salgado
