The Liquid Bean in Devils Lake serves espresso, cappuccinos, lattes as well as light meals including paninis, Sandwiches, cheesecakes and soup of the day to name a few. The Liquid Bean is the first real coffeehouses in North Dakota and has a range of gifts for sale including coffee products, syrups, hot sauces, books, cd's, tapes and moreREAD MORE

The Devils Lake Regional Airport sports a new airport terminal and hassle free service with general aviation services available via fixed based operators. Flights include round trips each weekday and additional round trips each Saturday & Sunday via Delta Airlines to Minneapolis/St. Paul International Airport - flights can be booked via a link on the website. READ MORE

Devils Lake Guides and Outfitters in Devils Lake, North Dakota offers Guided Ice Fishing and Waterfowl Hunts. Your guide will keep you moving till suitable hot spots are located on the ice, and teach you the different jig strategies and lure approach as well as bait combinations, for the perfect bite. Your Devils Lake Guides and Outfitters ice fishing experience includes a heated portable 2-man fishhouse, all rods, reels and tackle, a vexilar flasher, chairs, skimmers and buckets, all bait, holes drilled and houses moved for you, and the guided ice fishing tour lasts for over eight hours of excitement and fun.READ MORE

Bry's Guide Service offer fishing on Devils Lake known for some of the world's best fishing for walleye, northern pike, white bass and perch. Guides are certified and licensed and have a deep passion for the outdoors to ensure you the client get hooked on fishing. READ MORE

Holiday Inn Express DEVILS LAKE extends a warm welcome to guests conveniently located off Hwy-2 near the Devils Lake Regional Airport and attractions and offers a free Express Start hot breakfast bar. Ideal for business travellers the Holiday Inn Express DEVILS LAKE offers a spacious meeting room and a Business Center, and is close to many agricultural businesses. For leisure there is an indoor pool and health/fitness centre and pets are welcome.READ MORE

The North Dakota Maritime Museum is situated on the second floor of The World War Memorial Building in downtown, Devils Lake. The North Dakota Maritime Museum houses artifacts, memorabilia and exhibitions of maritime history and is a great place to walk down a historical memory lane for a few hours.READ MORE

Devils Lake Guides and Outfitters welcomes you to the world's best location to hunt and fish, be it Jumbo Yellow Perch ice fishing or Fall Waterfowl Hunting, we use the latest technology along with local, professional, licensed guides. Devils Lake Guide and Outfitters takes the work out of your North Dakota venture, and would like to be your outfitter for a successful and eventful trip.READ MORE

Lake Region Heritage Center in Devils Hills is located in the former US Post Office and Courthouse and was listed as a historic place in 1978. Visitors are invited to tour the building as well as the former residence of the Ramsey County Sheriff, with it's Georgian Revival style architecture.READ MORE

Devils Lake Guides and Outfitters Waterfowl Hunts in Devils Lake, North Dakota offers professionally guided private land decoy hunts. The top quality decoy spread consists of Carrylite, Bigfoot, Flambeau Enticers, Outlaw Silhouette, and Northwind Windsocks and licensed guides with years of experience will teach you the art of waterfowl hunting. Ice fishing guides are also available at these outfitters, so combine a wonderful hunting and fishing experience with reservations made for you at your motel. The best times to book for Canadian Geese, mallards and ducks is early to mid October, and mid October to early November for Snow Geese, Blue Geese, Canadian Geese and Ducks of all species.READ MORE

Cabin Rentals are available at the Ackerman Acres Resort in Devils Lake with beautiful lake views, a private sandy beach, lake access, perfect for your hunting or fishing trip. Cabins are spacious and comfortable and offer two queen size beds, a fridge, flat screen TV, and a full bathroom. READ MORE