How relaxing is it???  "The only noise for miles is coyotes and hoot owls!"
-Mac, 2006

Welcome guests to your home away from home...we are delighted to have you come visit the
M and M Twin Creeks Lodge. We are pleased to offer you affordable lodging.  Our property is adjacent to Kansas walk-in hunting areas in the southern part of Mitchell County.

The richly populated Glen Elder and Jamestown Lakes lie within a 30 minute drive.  The region is rich with wildlife and scenery capable to satisfy the greatest needs for the peace and quiet nature offers. 

The quaint lodge sleeps up to 8 people comfortably and without a neighbor for 3/4 of a mile the nights will surely relax you. Our facilities include: satellite TV, formal dining room, washer and dryer, newly remodeled bathroom with the shower upstairs and a full bath on the main floor. 

The kitchen offers a refrigerator, freezer, stove, microwave, toaster, coffee pot, all pots/pans/dishes (food not included), additional large deepfreeze in the basement for those who choose to hunt, and a telephone with free local calls (long distance requires a phone card).

Browse our website and contact us for more information.
We are at your service to make your relaxing stay memorable and pleasant!

game worth the hunt		all the comforts of home		fine country lodging awaits you
Wildlife & Scenery Twin Creeks lodge is located in North Central Kansas 10 miles south of Beloit, in the southern part of Mitchell County. The terrain is rolling hills and large pastures and farm fields. There is an abundance of wildlife including whitetail deer, Mule deer and Turkey. In Kansas it is legal to hunt over feeders. Good numbers of Pheasant and Quail, and several...		Amenities in Depth The lodge has three bedrooms upstairs and one bathroom. The north and south bedroom have two single beds with a small nightstand in each room. The west bedroom has a queen bed with a nightstand, lamp and dresser. All three bedrooms have been repainted in the summer of 2006 and new carpet installed...		About the House The land that Twin Creeks Lodge is on has been in my family for five generations. The house was built in the 1930’s and was moved about 35 miles in the 1960’s to replace my grand parent’s house that burned down. It is a solid well built farmhouse. I lived in the house for three years in the early 1990’s and enjoyed the great location and quiet privacy...