Hotels near Devils Lake Municipal Airport - DVL, Devils Lake

Nice small town . We were there for a family reunion in a neighboring community. Devils Lake was a good base of operations. We loved The Steak House. Excellent fare. Also enjoyed Mr.J and Mrs. J's Restaurant. Devils Lake has quite a number of beautiful and unique homes. One was decorated strikingly in patriotic themes, with gorgeous flowers enhancing everything. It warranted a photo-stop.

I was not there very long, but the people I came in contact with her very friendly. The weather was not the best that day, but that had nothing to do with the city itself. I am definitely coming back again soon.

There’s a bad smell all over town. Restaurants all closed very early, probably due to covid-19. The drive across the lake was very beautiful. If I ever need to stat again, I’ll make reservations at the casino hotel.

We enjoyed fishing at the lake and we enjoyed going to the casino. We had a family reunion at ruger park which is the perfect place for a get together with family. My son was able to go swimming at the swimming pool near the park.

Went to the casino spirit lake, the whole reason for the trip to devils lake. Would never and I mean never go back. Rude staff not one night but both nights. Here I figured I would give the staff another chance the following night after being treated so rude. What a waste of time and money to go there again for the same treatment. They don’t care about customers at all they are just there to collect a paycheque. Will never go back to that town.

If you're here to fish, the Cobblestone even provides a place to clean and package your catch. But as a trip stopover, the town of Devils Lake doesn't have a lot to recommend it. The main grocery store was pretty run down. Restaurant choices aren't great. Everyone we saw looked kind of worn down and weary. Basically, we were very happy to move on in the morning. We'd really been looking forward to seeing the nearby White Horse Hill National Game Preserve, but it was a bust too, what with the federal law enforcement types seemingly targeting Native people for unknown offenses. The group of youngsters they'd jacked up as we were leaving the site didn't know it, but they were going to soon be met with a swarm of sheriff units on their way from town. Very sad overall.