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Thomsonite Inn is unique in that it sits on a section of Lake Superior’s shoreline that features “Minnesota’s Gemstone”, Thomsonite. Thomsonite is a rare mineral which was first discovered on the North Shore in 1879.
Wake up to the stunning Lake Superior view from the comfort of the new king size bed! The bathroom has also been updated with a brand new walk-in shower. The unit also has a smart TV, microwave, mini fridge, and coffee maker.
Thomsonite Inn is unique in that it sits on a section of Lake Superior’s shoreline that features “Minnesota’s Gemstone”, Thomsonite. Thomsonite is a rare mineral which was first discovered on the North Shore in 1879.
The color and texture of Minnesota’s Thomsonite makes it unique as gem-quality stones are found only in a limited area of Lake Superior’s shoreline about 5 ½ miles southwest of Grand Marais. Thomsonite Inn is located in the middle.
Guests of Thomsonite Inn have access to the following amenities: Wood-burning Sauna overlooking Lake Superior. Nightly Bonfires on Lake Superior – s’mores included! Complimentary use of road bicycles. Complimentary use of snowshoes. Access to the Bluefin Bay Activity Program. See registration information below. Bluefin Bay Activity Program
Visit Lake Superior during Gales Season! Stay two nights and receive a third night free!
"Thomsonite is SO cozy. We loved our stay so much. Use of the grills and firepit made it seem like a fun community with other guests." - Sara H.
"Thomsonite is SO cozy. We loved our stay so much. Use of the grills and firepit made it seem like a fun community with other guests." - Sara H.
Guests of Thomsonite Inn have access to the Activities Program at Bluefin Bay Family of Resorts. This includes sea kayaking on Lake Superior, inland kayaking, bike & hike tours, introduction to mountain biking, wilderness canoeing and more!
"Thomsonite is SO cozy. We loved our stay so much. Use of the grills and firepit made it seem like a fun community with other guests." - Sara H.