Waking to a rising sun streaming through the oversized sliding glass door is one of the special joys of this room. Its pitched ceiling and visible logs attest to its being the original bedroom to the house. All furnishings are antique. Door knobs and hooks from an old church hold towels in the shower bath. This room was the innkeepers' father's room when he was a child.
Breakfast is meant to be an experience.
This bountiful meal occurs in front of the fire or on the screen porch at the Log House. 2,500 planted trees, prairie grasses, wetland, and hardwood forest attract animals and birds year round. We see many fox, deer, muskrats and mink. Grouse drum in the fall and eagles soar overhead. Six species of woodpeckers and dozens of species of migrating birds visit during the year.