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anyone have anything good or bad to say about Sandy Point resort? Looking for a place to stay with my son and my dad!

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I have stayed at Sandy Point a couple of times and have really enjoyed my stay. The cabins were nice and the resturaunt and bar is great. The food is was very good. They serve breakfast luch and dinner. Gordon and his employees are a friendly group. The docking is protected but can be difficult if it is very windy. We did not catch many fish on our stays but Sandy Point did show us a map and told us where to try.

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Tom Cod bay cabins have less wind in the spring but the dock is busy and fun to sit and watch if you don't mind people. Fished there for many years now. Giving up Winnie for the big "K" this year for op'ner. Bad or good I'm sure it will not be quite the hassle or expense. The lodge has great food and good dock help. Gorden and his group are great help and will help with most anybody's needs. They are a great launching point to early season fishing and this year should be interesting. Like I said before, never fished the op'ner up there but why not get away from the crowd.

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We stayed in late September both times. Both times we hit fishing that was slower than usual. I customers I talked had been there in the spring time and said fishing was excellent then.

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Thanks for the info .... will be heading up that way for the opener....

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Went to Kab last August (when it was about 100 degrees outside). It was the only time we could get free. We were pre-scouting the resort for our stay in June 2004. We couldn't get into Sandy Point and ended up staying at another resort.

We spent more time at Sandy Point than the resort we were staying at!!!!!!
The food was so awsome we ate all our meals there. I committed my family to the American plan when we stay there in June. The lodge is beautiful as is the view. Gordon and the staff, as stated by others were great to deal with.

Just to emphasize the experience....
I'm closing on a lake home in Longville next week. But come June I'm still going to Sandy Point and anxious to get there. This place is a jewel and a bargain compared to many other resorts I've spent time at.

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I've stayed at Sandy Point several times, but only on snowmobile trips. They are very accomodating and make you feel right at home. I have enjoyed every meal I've had there. The door is open and the coffee pot is on for the early risers. I'd rate it very good to excellent.

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