



“It isn’t how much time you spend somewhere that makes it memorable: it’s how you spend the time.”
— David Brenner
Vermilion is one of the best multi-species trophy lakes in the state of Minnesota.
Al Lindner, Hall of Fame Angler / Host of “Lindner’s Angling Edge” TV
There's something magical about wintertime on Lake Vermilion - Cold Nights, Warm Fires, Crisp Clear Skies, Hot Chocolate… Lake Vermilion is the perfect place to experience winter fun.
Life is better, the food tastes better, when you are with friends enjoying laughs at a Lake Vermilion Campfire.
LAKE VERMILION RESORTS & TOURISM ASSOCIATION
A wilderness experience with all the comforts of a Minnesota resort vacation
A Lake Vermilion vacation means
- some of Minnesota’s best fishing
- unique attractions
- family vacation fun
It also means romance, championship golf, non-stop casino gaming, and a great place to getaway and relax.
Discover why Lake Vermilion has been a favorite destination for fishermen and family vacations for more than 100 years!
Lake Vermilion is a highly rated Midwest vacation destination.

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Lodging Specials
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Almost all of our members offer special rates for spring and fall. Check individual websites for details on dates and deals.
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LAST MINUTE AVAILABILITY
Lodging agailable at many resorts around Lake Vermilion first two weeks of August! Book today!
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"Lake of The Sunset Glow"
Well known as one of the most scenic lakes in the United States, Lake Vermilion:
- is located in Minnesota’s famed Arrowhead Region
- stretches 37 miles across northeastern Minnesota
- encompasses over 40,000 acres
- is one of the largest lakes in Minnesota
- is navigable in almost any weather thanks to the 365 islands and hundreds of protected bays