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 at Namebini is a
modern, three-bedroom, two bathroom house. It features a master suite with a
Jacuzzi tub, and has a full kitchen, living room and laundry facilities. It comfortably sleeps up to 6 individuals in two queen and
two twin beds. Wireless internet is available on site for those
individuals who bring their own computer. A guest computer providing
internet access is available as well. Smoking and pets are not
permitted. Our guest house is available as a whole unit only, not on a
per-room basis. Please contact us with any questions.
2010 Guest House Daily Rates:
June-September: $200/Mon-Thurs; $275/Fri-Sun
October-May:
$150/Mon-Thurs; $250/Fri-Sun
Exploring Namebini: An easy trail from the house leads down
to the Sucker River and to our campfire area. Guests often enjoy
sitting along the fireside rapids at dusk to watch the stars come out. There is an  extensive trail network on the
property, which is adjacent to public land
offering additional fishing and exploration opportunities. A
historic logging camp site at Namebini means you'll never know what you
might find out in the woods. Bring a good pair of hiking boots along
to see what you can discover! Want to know more about our logging and
forestry history? Check out the Forestry Fact
Sheet!
Getting Ready for Your Visit? Check out this link to our Frequently Asked Questions
Looking to Head out for a Meal? Check out these dining establishments that we reccomend close to home. All are located about 9 -10 miles away by road near the shore of Lake Superior. Make sure to visit their web sites to check out the menus. We also keep copies of resteraunt menus at the guest house for your reference.
New Scenic Cafe : Great, unique food, with excellent service and presentation. Usually some local items if available. Reservations are a must for a weekend dinner. Located on the Scenic Route
Nokomis Restaurant : Not far up the shore from the New Scenic. High quality and interesting food that's worth the visit.
Lighthouse on Homestead: Located on Homestead Road at the Hwy 61 Expressway, this is the last "close to home" location. Casual, tasty food - the place to get a good burger with onion rings.
Headed into town? These two local breweries top our list of where we like to visit!
Fitger's Brewhouse: Great locally brewed beer in a historic brewery in Downtown Duluth. Located 17 miles from Namebini. Lots of shopping opportunities in the same complex as well.
The Thirsty Pagan Brewery: If you're headed out on the town, stop over in Superior, WI, 23 miles away. This is a great newer microbrewery in an old bar (smoke free!) with amazing beer & pizza, plus it often hosts live music nights.
Beyond Our Borders: Most
of our guest combine walking our trails and fishing with the numerous other recreational
opportunities are available in the area. From cross country skiing in
the winter to rock climbing in summer, take the time to get outside and
experience Minnesota's North Shore.
Check out these
links to some of our local favorites:
Check out our Links Page for additional information, too!
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