Little Pine Lake · Crosslake, Minnesota
A lakeside getaway on Little Pine Lake — one of the 14 connected lakes that make up the legendary Whitefish Chain. The home sleeps 10 across three levels, with your own dock, a wraparound lake deck, and miles of open water out the back door.
welcome to the lake
Set on quiet Dream Island, just a short bridge off the mainland, Isle Be Back is a roomy three-level retreat built for gathering. Warm knotty-pine interiors and big lake-view windows inside; a huge wraparound deck, firepit, and private dock on Little Pine Lake out back. With room for ten and 14 connected lakes to explore, there's room for the whole crew to spread out and unwind.
The Home
Three finished levels, a lakeside deck, and beds for ten.
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Everything you need
Stocked and ready when you arrive — so you can drop your bags and head straight for the dock.
after the sun goes down
Gather around the lakeside firepit and look up. Crosslake's dark skies put on a show, from blankets of stars to the occasional aurora shimmering right over the water.
Beyond the dock
From your dock to the trail to the town square — adventure and a good meal are both an easy boat ride away.
Tubing, wakeboarding, skiing, or a sunset pontoon cruise — the big, clear Whitefish Chain is right off your dock.
Walleye, bass, and northern across 14 connected lakes — cast from the dock or run the boat to your favorite spot.
Pull the boat right up to Moonlite Bay, The Wharf, or Manhattan Beach Lodge — or drive into Crosslake for coffee at Dark Horse Brew and breakfast at Pine Peaks.
End the day at the lakeside firepit under clear, dark skies — and keep an eye out for the northern lights.
Reserve your stay
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Your hosts
We've been coming up to the Crosslake area for many years to enjoy all the adventures on the Whitefish Chain. We're excited to finally have a place of our own up here — and just as excited to share it with others when we're not using it ourselves.
We hope Isle Be Back becomes one of your favorite places to come back to, too.
Cared for locally
Because we live a few hours from the lake, we've partnered with Mike Fish and his team at Minnesota Real Estate & Management to look after Isle Be Back when we're not here. They're based right in the Brainerd Lakes area, specialize in lake homes, and have earned Airbnb Superhost status five years running — so when you reach out, you're getting someone local who knows this house, this lake, and this area.
Mike is a call or text away with responsive, 24/7 support throughout your stay — whether something needs attention or you just want a recommendation for the best walleye sandwich in town. From getting into the house to finding the best spots on the Chain, he'll help make your time at the lake as easy and enjoyable as possible.
Check-in 4 PM / out 10 AM
Personal door code sent before arrival
Sleeps 10 maximum
A local septic limit — no exceptions
No pets
We love them — just not at the rental, please
No smoking on property
Cigarettes & cannabis prohibited; vaping outdoors only
Quiet hours 9 PM – 9 AM
Sound carries far across the water
Local manager, Mike Fish
A call or text away, 24/7, through your stay
15432 Dream Island Circle, Crosslake, MN 56442
Before you book
This property is not wheelchair accessible and may present challenges for guests with mobility limitations or other disabilities. Features such as stairs, uneven terrain, docks, beaches, narrow doorways, and other structural characteristics may limit accessibility. Guests are responsible for determining whether the property meets their individual needs prior to booking. By reserving this property, guests acknowledge and accept these conditions. Property owners and managers are not responsible for any inconvenience, hardship, injury, or inability to access or use any portion of the property resulting from its accessibility limitations, except as otherwise required by applicable law.