Things to do at the Lodge
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Swim in the LakeEnjoy a dip in the lake on a hot summer day! The Lodge offers easy access to the lake with a beach.
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Play on the BeachBuild sandcastles to your heart's content on the Lodge's beach.
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Canoe on the LakeExplore the lake as you enjoy a leisurely canoe ride.
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Take a WalkDesignated areas on the Langseth Century Farm are available for a stroll through the woods.
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Read a BookThe Lodge features a large collection of books for your reading pleasure! Pick any one of our serene spots and get lost in a book!
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Enjoy a BonfireThe sunsets at Langseth Lodge are breathtaking and there's no better way to take them in than a bonfire on the beach!
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Play Yard GamesThere's plenty of space at the Lodge to enjoy all your favorite yard games!
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Watch MoviesThe Lodge offers an assortment of VHS and DVD's to entertain you in the evenings or in the event of inclement weather.
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Play Board Games & Do PuzzlesThe Lodge offers an assortment of games and puzzles complete with a dedicated game area in the upper living room.
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Area Attractions
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New Beginnings Garden CenterNew Beginnings Garden Center is located right on the grounds of the Langseth Century Farm and offers a selection of unique gifts, outdoor furniture, premium quality plants and more. Stop in to browse and take a stroll around the grounds to enjoy all of the beautiful gardens and flower beds.
Website: www.newbeginningsgarden.com Phone: (507) 376-6835 |
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Historic Dayton HouseThe Historic Dayton House stands at 1311 Fourth Avenue as a visible representation of Worthington's early days and as a symbol of civic leadership and business success. It is unique both in the time of its grand appearance in a small prairie town in the late 1800s and in its ownership for well over a century. Three families related through business, blood, and marriage—the Daytons, the Smallwoods, and the Cashels—owned and lived in the house over time. Each contributed in unique ways to the community and its surrounds.
Website: www.daytonhouse.org Phone: (507) 727-1311 |
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Spomer Classics MuseumThis museum houses one of the finest automotive collections in the upper Midwest. It features classic autos for sale, automotive memorabilia and porcelain/neon dealership signs. It will definitely bring back memories of the past! Please call for reservations. Open by appointment.
Website: www.spomerclassics.com Phone: (507) 360-9557 or (507) 376-9557 |
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Nobles County Pioneer VillageStep back in time and into Minnesota's largest historic village. On your self-guided tour of the 30+ buildings, you will experience the trials and tribulations of America's westward expansion into the prairie. From the historic farm site to the extraordinary rail depot, the exhibits represent the industries that built America. Along the way, you will find unique collections and artifacts, including the celebrated iron long, blacksmith shop, and saloon.
Website: www.noblescountyhistory.org/thevillage/ Phone: (507) 376-4431 |
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Forbidden Barrel Brewing Co.Small barrel craft beers made with locally sourced ingredients. The beer is the star of the show. They also offer other Minnesota wines and spirits. The spicy sweet jalapeno lemonade is a favoirite and the have root beer for the kiddos. Grab a bite while you're there...pizza, wings and soft pretzels to munch on while you enjoy your visit in this beautiful historic building.
Website: www.forbiddenbarrel.com Phone: (507) 343-3880 |
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Round Lake Vineyards & WineryImagine driving up to the gorgeous lake-front property of the Round Lake Vineyards & Winery estate surrounded by vines, Canada geese and the Minnesota country-side. Enjoy a delicious glass of apple, white or red wine when you arrive. Pair it with any one of their mouth-watering dishes. Relax at Round Lake on any of their lovely outdoor patios complete with koi pond and waterfalls, in the winery’s tasting room or in the Cellar for a special event or wedding.
As one of the largest vineyards in the Midwest, they are open year-round and invite you to join them for one of life’s most simple pleasures... great wines and a relaxing atmosphere! Website: www.roundlakevineyards.com Phone: (507) 945-1100 |
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Worthington Golf CourseNestled in the southwest corner of the state, statuesque trees and an established course provide the backdrop for enjoying an afternoon of challenging golf. Established in 1919, this 18-hole, par-71 course has become one of the elite courses in this corner of the state. 6,274 yards of play from the longest tees feature beautiful fairways and greens, trees, and sand to test your game. Its signature hole #10 boasts an island green! Golf course amenities include a driving range, putting and chipping green, full-service golf shop and country club atmosphere to enjoy with friends and family.
Website: www.greatlifeworthington.com Phone: (507) 376-5142 |
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Ocheda OrchardOcheda Orchard has been the place for fresh locally grown apples for over 30 years. At last, an activity the whole family can do together that's actually fun! Picking apples provides exercise, lots of fresh air, and something to take home for your efforts. Kids will cherish the memories for a lifetime.
Website: www.ochedaorchard.com Phone: (507) 376-3255 |
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Area Fishing / Ice FishingFishing is great on 785-acre Lake Okabena. Fish caught are Walleye, Northern Pike, Yellow Perch, Crappie, Channel Catfish and Sunfish. Lake Okabena, Round, East and West Graham Lakes almost guarantee a catch through the ice.
Website: www.dnr.state.mn.us/areas/fisheries/windom/lakes/topfishinglakes.html |
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SnowmobilingNobles County offers over 150 miles of trails interconnected with other area trails for a great riding experience. The Frosty Riders Club has a trail that is well-marked and travels through some very scenic parts in the county, including the Buffalo Ridge Railroad from Worthington to Adrian, and the Graham Lakes county park area. It connects to Murray, Rock and Jackson Counties trails.
Website: www.snowmobiletrail.com/us/mn/trail/nobles-county/ |
