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Start your morning on the Lake Superior deck, coffee in hand and sunrise on the horizon. Adirondack chairs give everyone a place to settle into the North Shore pace.
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Northern lights photographed above Three Points Lodge in Tofte, Minnesota. This six-bedroom North Shore retreat has a memorable setting by day and after dark.
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A Lake Superior sunrise framed by the barrel sauna window. Come back from a day of hiking or skiing and make time for a warm, unhurried evening.
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A six-bedroom Lake Superior vacation rental tucked into the fall colors of Minnesota’s North Shore. Three Points Lodge gives your group room to gather in a setting worth the trip.
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Sunrise from the lodge’s rocky Lake Superior shoreline. Take in the changing light and the sound of the waves before the rest of the day begins.
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Make it a game night: arcade cabinets and digital pinball bring some friendly competition to your North Shore stay. A fun option when you’re ready for a break from exploring.
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Step inside to warm wood ceilings, stone walls, and a first glimpse of the lake beyond the living room. The entry opens into the lodge’s main gathering spaces.
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Settle into the sunken living room, where tall windows bring the shoreline into view. The sectional is an inviting place to catch up after a day on the North Shore.
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The main living room pairs a smart TV with warm wood ceilings and stone accents. Choose a movie together or let the view outside be the evening’s entertainment.
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Stretch out on the sectional with Lake Superior beyond the windows. There’s room to linger over conversation without losing sight of the reason you came.
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Living and dining spaces connect for easy group time—coffee on the couch, dinner at the table, and conversation that carries from one room to the next.
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Bring everyone together for a meal with a view. The main dining table seats up to 14 when all chairs are pulled out, with another four seats on the other side of the kitchen.
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A stone accent wall and serving console add character between the kitchen and the gathering spaces. A welcoming corner for setting out a shared meal.
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The main kitchen has generous counter space and a central island for preparing meals together. Keep the conversation going while dinner comes together.
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Coffee with a lake view starts here. A drip coffee maker, grinder, and plenty of counter space make an easy start before a day of North Shore adventures.
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A second table seats four on the other side of the kitchen—handy for breakfast, a smaller meal, or keeping a puzzle going while the main table is in use.
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The wood-paneled entry gives your group a welcoming place to arrive, with the main-floor bedrooms and gathering spaces nearby.
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The main-floor primary bedroom offers a king bed, a sitting area, and an attached bathroom. A comfortable retreat when you’re ready for some time to yourself.
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The primary suite’s sitting area includes a sofa sleeper and access to its own deck. Enjoy a little extra space to read, unwind, or settle in for the night.
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Your own outdoor corner off the main-floor primary bedroom. Take a quiet coffee break among the trees before joining the rest of the group.
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The primary bedroom’s attached bathroom has a long vanity and two sinks, giving you a little more elbow room when getting ready.
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A large soaking tub in the primary suite bathroom, with a window looking out toward the trees. A place to slow down at the end of the day.
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A washer and dryer in the mudroom make longer stays easier. There’s also space to leave outdoor gear after a day exploring the North Shore.
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Bring your North Shore adventure gear. The garage has ski racks and a boot, glove, and hat dryer to help you get organized between outings.
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A second main-floor king bedroom with lake-facing windows and a bathroom nearby. A convenient choice for guests who prefer sleeping on the main level.
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The shared main-floor bathroom includes a shower and vanity, conveniently positioned near the bedrooms and main gathering spaces.
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The spiral staircase is one of the lodge’s distinctive architectural details and leads to the upper-level bedrooms and lounge. Guests who prefer fewer stairs can choose a main-floor bedroom.
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Warm wood and stone continue onto the upper landing, connecting the upstairs bedrooms and lounge while keeping the lodge’s open feel.
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A small workspace on the upper level gives you a spot to open your laptop between outings. It sits within the lodge’s open upstairs layout.
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The upper-level bathroom serves the upstairs bedrooms, with a long vanity and a shower. It can be reached from the hall and the adjoining king bedroom.
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An upstairs king bedroom with lake-facing windows and direct access to the shared bathroom. A comfortable place to recharge after the day’s adventures.
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The upper lounge gives your group another place to spend time together—or spread out. Vaulted wood ceilings and windows keep the lake setting close.
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A smart TV in the upper lounge makes room for a second movie choice while others gather downstairs. A useful extra hangout for a group stay.
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A look across the upper level toward Lake Superior, with warm woodwork and windows framing the water. The views follow you through the lodge.
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Deal the cards or start a puzzle at the upstairs game table, with Lake Superior beyond the windows. This is a gathering spot you won’t have to clear for dinner.
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Pull up a chair in the upstairs reading nook for a book, a coffee, or a conversation with a view. A smaller place to pause between group activities.
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The upstairs closet holds board games, puzzles, and toys for downtime at the lodge. Choose something together and make a night of staying in.
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This upstairs bedroom has one queen bed and two twin beds, giving families or friends a flexible way to share a room.
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The lower-level king bedroom has warm wood walls, seating, and outdoor access. One of our two suggested bedrooms for guests who tend to be lighter sleepers.
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A second look at the lower-level king bedroom, with seating by the windows and a door leading outside. Enjoy a little breathing room away from the main gathering spaces.
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A little arcade nostalgia for your North Shore getaway. Head downstairs for friendly competition and a change of pace after a day outdoors.
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The lower-level twin bedroom brings the wooded shoreline into view. A separate sleeping space for guests who prefer their own bed.
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Two twin beds in the lower-level bedroom make sharing a room simple for siblings, teens, or friends. Warm wood finishes carry the cabin feel downstairs.
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A lower-level kitchenette with a sink, microwave, and small refrigerator keeps snacks and drinks close to the downstairs bedrooms and game area.
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The shared lower-level bathroom has a vanity and tub/shower, conveniently located near the two downstairs bedrooms.
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The lower level opens to the yard, putting the outdoor seating and rocky Lake Superior shoreline within easy reach.
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The outdoor barrel sauna sits beside the lodge below the deck. A warming stop after a cool-weather hike or a day at Lutsen Mountains.
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Gather around the lakeside fire pit as the day winds down, with Lake Superior stretching out beyond the chairs. Bring firewood and follow current fire restrictions.
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An open lawn connects the lodge to the rocky shoreline, with space for your group to spend time outside and enjoy the lake setting.
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Looking back toward the lodge from the fire-pit area shows how the house, deck, and lawn connect. It’s easy to picture an evening spent outside together.
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The rocky Lake Superior shoreline looking southwest from the property. Open water, evergreens, and rugged ledge rock define this stretch of the North Shore.
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A northeast-facing view along the lodge’s ledge-rock shoreline. Take in the lake from shore; we strongly recommend against swimming here.
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Three Points Lodge from the lakeside lawn, with its broad deck and distinctive roofline. A welcoming home base for a group getaway in Tofte.
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The three-point roofline that gives the lodge its name, seen from above with Lake Superior alongside. A distinctive North Shore home with room for your group.
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An overhead look at the lodge and its wooded surroundings. This angle shows how the house sits between the trees and Lake Superior.
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A wider view of Three Points Lodge along Lake Superior’s rocky coast. Forest, shoreline, and open water set the scene for your North Shore stay.
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Cushioned deck loungers face the water, ready for a slow afternoon with a book or a drink. Sometimes the best part of the trip is staying right here.
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Fall color surrounds the lodge, with red and gold leaves brightening the view between the trees. A beautiful season for a North Shore getaway.
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Hike Oberg Mountain for sweeping views of an inland lake framed by brilliant fall color. A memorable way to spend an autumn day on the North Shore.
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Lutsen Mountains for a ski day on Minnesota’s North Shore. Return to the lodge for dinner, game time, and the outdoor sauna. Only a 9 minute drive!
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Early light over Lake Superior, seen from the lodge’s lakeside yard. A reminder to leave a little time in the itinerary for simply watching the water.
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Bike or walk a section of the Gitchi-Gami State Trail along the North Shore. Choose your route and return to your lakeside home base in Tofte.
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LeVeaux Loop hiking trail on the North Shore. Pair a day on the trails with a relaxed evening back at Three Points Lodge.
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Temperance River State Park for riverside trails and North Shore scenery. A day outdoors pairs well with an evening back by the lake.
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Explore Superior National Forest, where wooded trails add another side to a North Shore trip. Use the lodge as your base for days outdoors.
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The Superior Hiking Trail for North Shore hikes through forest and along the ridgeline. Choose a trailhead and route that suit your group.
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Detailed floor plans show how the bedrooms, bathrooms, and living areas are arranged across the lodge’s three levels. Helpful for planning who sleeps where before you arrive.