The  Evergreen (Peterson, Sonstegard, Olson) Lodge is the perfect spot to reserve if you like the wilderness but want the amenities of home.  (For Tentmakers Ministry programs this is referred to as the Mentor Lodge.)

The Lakeside Family Cottage is about 1/2 Mile from the Main Lodge and a large one room suite. This beautiful cottage is set about 70 feet from Murphy Lake.  This cottage is a large one room suite with kitchenette including an old-fashioned wood cook stove, microwave, sink, refrigerator, sink and dining area.  This can sleep of family of 4-6 comfortably.  It is near the beachfront.    Parking is available close by for those who have reserved the Lakeside Cottage.   (For Tentmakers ministry programs this is referred to as The Shelter.)  Click Here to See the Lakeside Family Cottage

The View of Murphy Lake from Evergreen Lodge...

Welcome to the
Evergreen Family Suites Lodge

This is a beautiful lodge in the Superior National Forest overlooking Murphy Lake. 

Family Suites:

The Peterson Suite is an upper level suite with windows looking toward Murphy Lake.  The living area includes a couch, bent willow rocking chair, log coffee table and a kitchen counter with a sink.  The bedroom has a double bed and nightstand with a lamp.  The bathroom has a sink, toilet and a shower.

The Sonstegard Suite is an upper level suite with windows looking toward Murphy Lake.  The living area includes a couch, bent willow rocking chair, log coffee table and a kitchen counter with a sink.  The bedroom has a double bed and nightstand with a lamp.  The bathroom has a sink, toilet and a shower.

The Dorothy Peterson & Ardyce Olson Rooms are in the lower level.  There are two bedroom suites which are strictly bedrooms.  The toilet that is available for Peterson Suites guests is the building next door or upstairs if your family has reserved :  The Sauna & Shower House!

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The Evergreen (Peterson - Sonstegard - Olson) Lodge

This lodge was funded by Earl Olson, Lloyd Peterson, and Don Sonstegard. 

Earl Olson, Lloyd Peterson and Don Sonstegard share many values.  They all have:

• Invested long hours to build successful agri-businesses, creating many jobs.
• Loved and honored their wives and raised God-fearing children and grandchildren.
• Given generously to support their church, their community, educational institutions, and many other causes.
• Made their word their bond.
• Followed Jesus Christ and given this lodge to accommodate other followers of Jesus Christ as they mentor the next generation.