Leino's Hunting and Fishing Camp has been in the family since 1937 when Eino and Ellen Leino operated Squaw Lake's Grocery Store, Dance Hall and all of the Riverside Cabins. In the mid 1980's Bruce and Sandy Leino inherited the businesses. Although the grocery store and dance hall have since closed, they continue to operate the resort as one of Northern Minnesota's favorite traditional fishing and hunting camps.
Pictured is the last remaining cabin from the original hunting and fishing camp, now known as "The Log Cabin". Of course it's been modernized on the inside, but you can almost feel the history and hear the fishing and hunting stories that families have shared in this cabin for over half a century. In 1996 'The River House" was completely renovated and in 2002 Leino's added a new duplex cabin linking the modern convenience of the 21st century with the history of the traditional fishing camp. |
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| Attention Leino's Customers, Family and Friends. We'd like copies of your old photos and stories from your past visits to Squaw Lake. With 60 years of history, we're sure that there are some neat old photos out there and we'd reaaly love to share them. |
Contact the webmaster@huntandfishsquawlake.com with comments, stories or photos for the history page. |
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