Cass Lake, Minn.

The small town of Cass Lake is located in northern Minnesota within the boundaries of the beautiful Chippewa National Forest, home to the largest population of breeding Bald Eagles in the lower 48 states. A variety of businesses and Native Arts and Crafts stores can be found offering traditional hand harvested wild rice, maple syrup, birch bark crafts, quill boxes and other cultural treasures. Pow wow celebrations hosted by the local Ojibwe (Anishinaabe) Native American tribe bring together traditional dancers from all over the United States and Canada, outfitted in historic dress and colors.

Cass Lake Chamber of Commerce and Tourist Information
Phone: 1-800-356-8615. Maps, calendar of events, resort and campground listings, as well as expert advice from staff are all available to help plan your stay. Find up to date information on new festivals, sportsman’s activities, birding events, area pow wows and many other activities in the greater Cass Lake area.

About Camp Minne-wa-Kan
Camp Minne-wa-Kan is a traditional summer camp built along the shores of Lake Andrusia. The cabins, dining hall, and group activity facilities are built out of logs with views of the lake.

Amenities
• Traditional lakeside camp setting       
• Cabins housing 12 people each with bunk beds (minimal storage space)  
• Central bath buildings—one for boys and one for girls 
• Activity building       
• New dining hall       
• Soccer field
• Sand volleyball court   
• Outdoor ping pong
• Lakeside campfire
• Swimming and canoeing beach      
• Arts and crafts area   
• Woodburning sauna
• Mongolian yurt
• Tibetan tent

Map and Driving Directions (pdf)

Contact Info While In Session
Camp Minne-wa-Kan
16950 Andrusia Rd SE
Cass Lake MN 56633
Phone: 1 (218) 335-6304
Fax: 1 (218) 335-7959

Language Villages

El Lago del Bosque, Spanish Language Village

clv@cord.edu
1.800.222.4750