Stay - Eat - Do
Where to Stay
Lake City offers a variety of accommodations including quaint bed and breakfasts, lakeside vacation homes and deluxe motels and condominiums.
Where to Eat
From fresh baked artisan breads and restaurants featuring locally grown produce to superb family dining Lake City offers eateries to please anyone's palate with a wide spectrum of cuisine.
What to Do
Lake City is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. We offer unmatched access to the lake, championship golf and miles of hiking and biking trails.
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Bed & Breakfast
The Frog & Bear Bed and Breakfast
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Address: 411 W Center St, Lake City, MN |
Phone Number (s): 651-345-2122 800-753-9431 |
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Description: 1890 Victorian home, features four unique and beautiful decorated guest rooms all with private baths. Stocked refrigerator and coffee bar outside your room. In the morning a sumptuous full breakfast is served in the elegantly appointed dining room by the fireplace. The Frog & Bear also does non-denominational wedding ceremonies. Interfaith, Traditional, Civil or Religious it is all up to the wedding couple. Personalized ceremonies created to reflect the couple, their relationship and their beliefs. Rates: Weekends Stay (Friday/Saturday Nights) $129 per room per night Midweek Stay (Sunday-Thursday Nights) $109 per room per night |
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The Sterling Bed & Breakfast
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Address: 312 W Lyon Ave Lake City, MN 55041 |
Phone Number (s): 651-448-1083 763-370-2668 |
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Description: Built in 1885, this charming Victorian home has been lovingly and carefully renovated to retain all its historic appeal while adding modern amenities such as wi-fi, central A/C and private baths. Three cozy guest rooms with queen-sized beds, ceiling fans and comfortable seating are available for your pampered stay. Rates: Weekend stays (Fri/Sat) $115 to $135 per night. Midweek stays (Sun - Thurs) $100 to $120 per night. |
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Sea Wing
Ohuta Park 
Mississippi Steamboats
On April 28, 1871 "a lake monster is seen swimming in Lake Pepin". Since then, many people have reported sightings of an unidentified creature surfacing from the depths of Lake Pepin. The locals have given this shy and elusive creature a name; Pepie.