271 Cabins Within a Five-Hour Drive of Chicago

271 Cabins Within a Five-Hour Drive of Chicago

Looking for cabin time without losing a full day to the road? This list gathers 271 current book-direct listings in Wisconsin and Michigan that fall within an approximate five-hour drive of downtown Chicago: 210 in Wisconsin and 61 in Michigan.

The radius is an editorial screen based on the property locations and the listing sites’ own Chicago-distance references. Actual drive times depend on starting point, traffic, weather, construction, rest stops, and seasonal road conditions. Listings, property facts, and photos were sourced exclusively from RentWisconsinCabins.com and RentMichiganCabins.com on August 6, 2026. Confirm availability, amenities, policies, and listing status with the owner or manager before booking.

Wisconsin (210)

Adams (1)

The Cottage Keeper — The Dam Cabin

The Cottage Keeper — The Dam Cabin

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 16 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Adams, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub and a pet-friendly policy.

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Algoma (5)

Beach House Overlooking Lake Michigan

Beach House Overlooking Lake Michigan

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 5

Set in Algoma, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 5 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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DoorCo Vacations — Enchanted Cedars

DoorCo Vacations — Enchanted Cedars

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Algoma, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Lake Michigan in Door County, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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DoorCo Vacations — Hidden Shores Cottage

DoorCo Vacations — Hidden Shores Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Algoma stay combines 2 bedrooms with room for up to 8 near Lake Michigan. Highlights include a setting near Lake Michigan, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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DoorCo Vacations — Milky Way Hideaway

DoorCo Vacations — Milky Way Hideaway

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set near Lake Michigan. Highlights include a setting near Lake Michigan, a hot tub, and a fireplace.

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DoorCo Vacations — The Lighthouse

DoorCo Vacations — The Lighthouse

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 28 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Algoma, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 28 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include indoor game space, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Appleton (1)

Doorway Travel — Theatre Room, Firepit, Grill, Waffle Bar, Pets

Doorway Travel — Theatre Room, Firepit, Grill, Waffle Bar, Pets

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 14 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Appleton, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Arkdale (2)

The Cottage Keeper — Cozy Cabins

The Cottage Keeper — Cozy Cabins

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Petenwell, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Petenwell and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Endless Possibilities

The Cottage Keeper — Endless Possibilities

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6

In Arkdale, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. It offers a straightforward home base for exploring the surrounding area and settling into cabin time.

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Baraboo (1)

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Dellview Lake Lodge

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Dellview Lake Lodge

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12

Set near Lake Delton, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Delton and a fireplace.

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Black River Falls (3)

Cottages on Serenity Lake — Bear’s Den

Cottages on Serenity Lake — Bear's Den

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Serenity Lake in Black River Falls, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Serenity Lake in Black River Falls, a hot tub, and a fireplace.

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Cottages on Serenity Lake — Pheasant Cottage

Cottages on Serenity Lake — Pheasant Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 9 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Black River Falls, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 9 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Serenity Lake in Black River Falls, a hot tub, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Cottages on Serenity Lake — Tall Pines Lodge

Cottages on Serenity Lake — Tall Pines Lodge

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 35 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Black River Falls stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 35 near Serenity Lake in Black River Falls. Highlights include a setting near Serenity Lake in Black River Falls, a hot tub, and a fireplace.

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Briggsville (1)

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Dells Edge

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Dells Edge

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 15

Set near Lake Mason, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 15 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Mason, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Chilton (2)

Doorway Travel — Lake Front, PrivateDock, Kayaks & Paddleboards

Doorway Travel — Lake Front, PrivateDock, Kayaks & Paddleboards

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 7 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Winnebago with private dock, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 7 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Winnebago with private dock and a pet-friendly policy.

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Doorway Travel — LakeFront, Private Dock, Water toys, Sleeps 17

Doorway Travel — LakeFront, Private Dock, Water toys, Sleeps 17

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 17 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Chilton, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 17 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Lake Winnebago, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Coon Valley (3)

Quiet Valley Cabins — Buck’s Cabin

Quiet Valley Cabins — Buck's Cabin

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 2

Set near Coon Creek, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 2 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Coon Creek and a fireplace.

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Quiet Valley Cabins — The Lodge

Quiet Valley Cabins — The Lodge

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

In Coon Valley, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Coon Creek and a fireplace.

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Quiet Valley Cabins — The Log Cabin

Quiet Valley Cabins — The Log Cabin

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

This Coon Valley stay combines 2 bedrooms with room for up to 4 near Coon Creek. Highlights include a setting near Coon Creek and a fireplace.

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Delavan (2)

McIntyre’s Resort — Rustic Cabin 1

McIntyre's Resort — Rustic Cabin 1

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Turtle Lake, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Turtle Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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McIntyre’s Resort — Rustic Cabin 2

McIntyre's Resort — Rustic Cabin 2

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Delavan, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Turtle Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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Ephraim (3)

DoorCo Vacations — Cara’s Cabin

DoorCo Vacations — Cara's Cabin

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Ephraim, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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DoorCo Vacations — Chatham Hills House Sleeps 12

DoorCo Vacations — Chatham Hills House Sleeps 12

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 5 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Ephraim, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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DoorCo Vacations — Chatham Hills Large Group Rental

DoorCo Vacations — Chatham Hills Large Group Rental

Bedrooms: 13 · Bathrooms: 13 · Sleeps: 30 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Ephraim stay combines 13 bedrooms with room for up to 30. Highlights include indoor game space, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Fish Creek (1)

DoorCo Vacations — Little Yellow Cottage

DoorCo Vacations — Little Yellow Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Fish Creek, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a pet-friendly policy.

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Fremont (1)

Doorway Travel — Riverside, PrivateDock, Hot Tub, WaterToys, Firepit

Doorway Travel — Riverside, PrivateDock, Hot Tub, WaterToys, Firepit

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 14 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near the Wolf River, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the Wolf River, a hot tub, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Friendship (10)

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Fish Tale Cottage

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Fish Tale Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1.5 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Castle Rock Lake, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Castle Rock Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Rookana Maskaw Retreat

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Rookana Maskaw Retreat

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Friendship, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Gooseneck Landing

The Cottage Keeper — Gooseneck Landing

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12

This Friendship stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 12 near Castle Rock Lake. A notable feature is a setting near Castle Rock Lake.

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The Cottage Keeper — Gooseneck Point

The Cottage Keeper — Gooseneck Point

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests is set near Castle Rock Lake. A notable feature is a setting near Castle Rock Lake.

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The Cottage Keeper — Harbor View

The Cottage Keeper — Harbor View

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Castle Rock Lake, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Castle Rock Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Hidden Haven

The Cottage Keeper — Hidden Haven

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Friendship, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Roche-A-Crie Lake, a hot tub, and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Relax & Reset – The Guest Cottage

The Cottage Keeper — Relax & Reset - The Guest Cottage

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 3 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Friendship stay combines 1 bedroom with room for up to 3 near Roche-A-Cri Lake. Highlights include a setting near Roche-A-Cri Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Relax & Reset (MAIN COTTAGE)

The Cottage Keeper — Relax & Reset (MAIN COTTAGE)

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 1.5 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set near Roche-A-Cri Lake. Highlights include a setting near Roche-A-Cri Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Water’s Edge Lodge

The Cottage Keeper — Water's Edge Lodge

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 5.5 · Sleeps: 14 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Castle Rock Lake, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Castle Rock Lake, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Great Outdoors | Pet Friendly Lake House

The Great Outdoors | Pet Friendly Lake House

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 7 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Friendship, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 7 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Friendship Lake, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Glen Haven (1)

Log Cabin Retreat

Log Cabin Retreat

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 15

Set in Glen Haven, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 15 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a hot tub.

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Grand Marsh (1)

Sand County Vacation Rentals — 10 Acre Grand Meadow Retreat

Sand County Vacation Rentals — 10 Acre Grand Meadow Retreat

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Grand Marsh, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include indoor game space, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Green Bay (2)

Doorway Travel — Fireplace|Garage|Pets|King Bed

Doorway Travel — Fireplace|Garage|Pets|King Bed

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Green Bay, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Dorothy’s Dacha

Dorothy's Dacha

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 7

In Green Bay, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 7 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a setting near Green Bay.

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Green Lake (1)

Pet Friendly Lakefront Cabin Rental in Wisconsin – Adeline’s House of Cool

Pet Friendly Lakefront Cabin Rental in Wisconsin - Adeline's House of Cool

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Puckaway, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Puckaway, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Hancock (1)

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Whispering Pines, Shouting Rocks

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Whispering Pines, Shouting Rocks

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Hancock, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include indoor game space, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Hatfield (3)

Duck’s Landing

Duck's Landing

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Arbutus, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Arbutus, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Trails End Cabins — Cedar Cabin

Trails End Cabins — Cedar Cabin

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

In Hatfield, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Its smaller footprint is well suited to couples, solo travelers, or a compact family getaway.

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Trails End Cabins — Pine Cabin

Trails End Cabins — Pine Cabin

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 7

This Hatfield stay combines 2 bedrooms with room for up to 7. It offers a straightforward home base for exploring the surrounding area and settling into cabin time.

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Kaukauna (1)

Doorway Travel — Sleeps 20! Hot Tub and Waffle Bar!

Doorway Travel — Sleeps 20! Hot Tub and Waffle Bar!

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 20 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Kaukauna, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub and a pet-friendly policy.

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Lake Delton (9)

Log Gables Luxury Vacation Rentals — Dresser House

Log Gables Luxury Vacation Rentals — Dresser House

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 4.5 · Sleeps: 24

Set in Lake Delton, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 24 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Log Gables Luxury Vacation Rentals — Lake Front Townhouses

Log Gables Luxury Vacation Rentals — Lake Front Townhouses

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 15

In Lake Delton, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 15 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Lakefront on Lake Delton and a fireplace.

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Log Gables Luxury Vacation Rentals — Log House

Log Gables Luxury Vacation Rentals — Log House

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 22

This Lake Delton stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 22. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Arbor Dell

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Arbor Dell

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 7 · Sleeps: 20

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests is set in Lake Delton. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Eischen Cottage 2

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Eischen Cottage 2

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 4

Set near Lake Delton, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near Lake Delton.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Lakehaus

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Lakehaus

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Lake Delton, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Blass Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Nord Haus

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Nord Haus

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6

This Lake Delton stay combines 1 bedroom with room for up to 6 near Dell Creek Channel. Highlights include a setting near Dell Creek Channel and a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Pine Cottage

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Pine Cottage

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests is set near Blass Lake. Highlights include a setting near Blass Lake, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Vintage Lake Cottage

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Vintage Lake Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 5 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Delton, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 5 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Delton, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Lake Mills (1)

Bartel’s Beach Cottage

Bartel's Beach Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10

Set near Rock Lake, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Rock Lake and a fireplace.

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Little Suamico (1)

Doorway Travel — Lakefront, Grill, Water toys, Sleeps 6

Doorway Travel — Lakefront, Grill, Water toys, Sleeps 6

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near the Bay of Green Bay, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the Bay of Green Bay, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Lyndon Station (3)

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Bear Cove Escape

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Bear Cove Escape

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 15 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Lyndon Station, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 15 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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My Favorite Home Away From Home — Fox Meadow Retreat

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Fox Meadow Retreat

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Lyndon Station, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Rustic Retreats LLC — Dells Famous Lazy Bear Lodge 10 min from Dells

Rustic Retreats LLC — Dells Famous Lazy Bear Lodge 10 min from Dells

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10

This Lyndon Station stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 10. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Markesan (5)

Best Lakefront Family Cabin Rentals Wisconsin Pet Friendly with Hot Tub

Best Lakefront Family Cabin Rentals Wisconsin Pet Friendly with Hot Tub

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Puckaway Lake, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Puckaway Lake, a hot tub, and indoor game space.

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DoorCo Vacations — Half Moon Cabin

DoorCo Vacations — Half Moon Cabin

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 5 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Markesan, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 5 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a pet-friendly policy.

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DoorCo Vacations — Lake Shack

DoorCo Vacations — Lake Shack

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Markesan stay combines 2 bedrooms with room for up to 6 near Little Green Lake. Highlights include a setting near Little Green Lake, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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DoorCo Vacations — Little Green Lodge

DoorCo Vacations — Little Green Lodge

Bedrooms: 8 · Bathrooms: 5 · Sleeps: 40 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 8-bedroom getaway for up to 40 guests is set near Little Green Lake. Highlights include a setting near Little Green Lake, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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DoorCo Vacations — Sunset Shores Cabin

DoorCo Vacations — Sunset Shores Cabin

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 16 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Little Green Lake, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Little Green Lake, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Mauston (6)

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Eagle Bluff Estate

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Eagle Bluff Estate

Bedrooms: 10 · Bathrooms: 5 · Sleeps: 30 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Mauston, this 10-bedroom getaway for up to 30 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Badgerado

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Badgerado

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 5.5 · Sleeps: 22

In Mauston, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 22 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Castle Rock Lake and a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Happy Heaven

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Happy Heaven

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Mauston stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 8 near Lemonweir River. Highlights include a setting near Lemonweir River, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Pleasant View Log Haus

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Pleasant View Log Haus

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set near Lake Redstone. Highlights include a setting near Lake Redstone and a fireplace.

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The Cottage Keeper — Cozy Cottage at Shipwreck

The Cottage Keeper — Cozy Cottage at Shipwreck

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6

Set near Castle Rock Lake, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near Castle Rock Lake.

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The Cottage Keeper — The Dam Cabin

The Cottage Keeper — The Dam Cabin

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 16 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Mauston, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Menasha (1)

Brighton Beach Cottage

Brighton Beach Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 9 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Winnebago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 9 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Winnebago, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Montello (1)

Large Group Lakefront Vacation Home in Central Wisconsin

Large Group Lakefront Vacation Home in Central Wisconsin

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Puckaway, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Puckaway, a hot tub, and a fireplace.

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Mountain (1)

Candlewood Property Management — Riverside Retreat

Candlewood Property Management — Riverside Retreat

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near the North Branch of Oconto River, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the North Branch of Oconto River, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Necedah (6)

The Cottage Keeper — Big Bay Getaway

The Cottage Keeper — Big Bay Getaway

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12

Set near Petenwell Lake, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near Petenwell Lake.

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The Cottage Keeper — Eagle Bay

The Cottage Keeper — Eagle Bay

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 14

In Necedah, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Castle Rock Lake and indoor game space.

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The Cottage Keeper — Eagles Nook

The Cottage Keeper — Eagles Nook

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 14

This Necedah stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 14 near CASTLE ROCK LAKE WITH PRIVATE PIER. Highlights include a setting near CASTLE ROCK LAKE WITH PRIVATE PIER, a hot tub, and indoor game space.

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The Cottage Keeper — Once Upon A Dream

The Cottage Keeper — Once Upon A Dream

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests is set near Castle Rock Lake. A notable feature is a setting near Castle Rock Lake.

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The Cottage Keeper — Sunrise Cove

The Cottage Keeper — Sunrise Cove

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 16

Set near Petenwell Lake, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Petenwell Lake and a fireplace.

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The Cottage Keeper — The River House

The Cottage Keeper — The River House

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Necedah, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near the Wisconsin River and a pet-friendly policy.

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Nekoosa (14)

Clear Trail Properties — Queensway Lakefront Cabin

Clear Trail Properties — Queensway Lakefront Cabin

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Sherwood, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Sherwood and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Camelot Chill

The Cottage Keeper — Camelot Chill

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 4

In Nekoosa, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a hot tub.

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The Cottage Keeper — Camelot Shores

The Cottage Keeper — Camelot Shores

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Nekoosa stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 4 near Lake Camelot. Highlights include a setting near Lake Camelot and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Golfers Getaway

The Cottage Keeper — Golfers Getaway

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests is set in Nekoosa. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Hot Tub Haven

The Cottage Keeper — Hot Tub Haven

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 8

Set in Nekoosa, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub and a fireplace.

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The Cottage Keeper — Inn On Nine

The Cottage Keeper — Inn On Nine

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

In Nekoosa, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. It offers a straightforward home base for exploring the surrounding area and settling into cabin time.

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The Cottage Keeper — Lake Camelot House

The Cottage Keeper — Lake Camelot House

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 12

This Nekoosa stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 12 near Lake Camelot. A notable feature is a setting near Lake Camelot.

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The Cottage Keeper — Rain Dance Retreat

The Cottage Keeper — Rain Dance Retreat

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests is set in Nekoosa. Highlights include indoor game space and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Rome Retreat

The Cottage Keeper — Rome Retreat

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 10

Set in Nekoosa, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is indoor game space.

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The Cottage Keeper — Ron’s Retreat

The Cottage Keeper — Ron's Retreat

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Nekoosa, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Tee Time @ The Pines

The Cottage Keeper — Tee Time @ The Pines

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 5 · Sleeps: 10

This Nekoosa stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 10. A notable feature is indoor game space.

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The Cottage Keeper — The Golf House

The Cottage Keeper — The Golf House

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 6

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests is set in Nekoosa. A notable feature is indoor game space.

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The Cottage Keeper — The Ranch

The Cottage Keeper — The Ranch

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 5 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Nekoosa, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 5 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Walden Pond Retreat

The Cottage Keeper — Walden Pond Retreat

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 8

In Nekoosa, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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New Lisbon (4)

Manage Cabins, LLC — Hidden Forest Retreat

Manage Cabins, LLC — Hidden Forest Retreat

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10

Set in New Lisbon, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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My Favorite Home Away From Home — Buckhorn Hideaway

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Buckhorn Hideaway

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 7 · Pets: Yes/considered

In New Lisbon, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 7 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a hot tub, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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My Favorite Home Away From Home — Sunshine Haven at Sunset Lake

My Favorite Home Away From Home — Sunshine Haven at Sunset Lake

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 20 · Pets: Yes/considered

This New Lisbon stay combines 6 bedrooms with room for up to 20 near Sunset Lake. Highlights include a setting near Sunset Lake, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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The Cottage Keeper — Celtic Lodge

The Cottage Keeper — Celtic Lodge

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 11

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 11 guests is set near Castle Rock Lake. Highlights include a setting near Castle Rock Lake and a fireplace.

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Oconto (1)

Bay View Cottage

Bay View Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Green Bay, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Green Bay, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Oxford (3)

A Secret Cottage in Oxford

A Secret Cottage in Oxford

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 2

Set in Oxford, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 2 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Glacier Lake Log Cabin

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Glacier Lake Log Cabin

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

In Oxford, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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The Cottage Keeper — Elkhorn Lodge

The Cottage Keeper — Elkhorn Lodge

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 8

This Oxford stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 8 near McGinnis Lake. Highlights include a setting near McGinnis Lake and a fireplace.

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Pound (3)

Whispering Pine Lodge — Black Bear

Whispering Pine Lodge — Black Bear

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Pound, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Whispering Pine Lodge — The Lodge

Whispering Pine Lodge — The Lodge

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Pound, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Whispering Pine Lodge — Whitetail

Whispering Pine Lodge — Whitetail

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Pound stay combines 1 bedroom with room for up to 6. A notable feature is a pet-friendly policy.

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Reedsburg (1)

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Frank Lloyd Wright Seth Peterson Cottage

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Frank Lloyd Wright Seth Peterson Cottage

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

Set near Mirror Lake in Mirror Lake State Park, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Mirror Lake in Mirror Lake State Park and a fireplace.

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Rome (1)

The Cottage Keeper — Alpine Greens

The Cottage Keeper — Alpine Greens

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 8

Set in Rome, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. It offers a straightforward home base for exploring the surrounding area and settling into cabin time.

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Shawano (2)

Adventure’s End LLC

Adventure's End LLC

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 8

Set near Lulu Lake Stay any time, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lulu Lake Stay any time and a fireplace.

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Doorway Travel — Sleeps 13! Lake Front and WaterToys!

Doorway Travel — Sleeps 13! Lake Front and WaterToys!

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 13 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Shawano, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 13 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Shawano Lake, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sturgeon Bay (8)

DoorCo Vacations — Adventure Cottage

DoorCo Vacations — Adventure Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near the beautiful & secluded Sand Bay Point, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the beautiful & secluded Sand Bay Point, a hot tub, and a fireplace.

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DoorCo Vacations — Sherwood Point Lodge

DoorCo Vacations — Sherwood Point Lodge

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Sturgeon Bay, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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DoorCo Vacations — The Lake Haus

DoorCo Vacations — The Lake Haus

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 1.5 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Sturgeon Bay stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 10 near Riley’s Bay. Highlights include a setting near Riley’s Bay, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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DoorCo Vacations — The Little Harbor

DoorCo Vacations — The Little Harbor

Bedrooms: 8 · Bathrooms: 8 · Sleeps: 32 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 8-bedroom getaway for up to 32 guests is set near Little Harbor Bay. Highlights include a setting near Little Harbor Bay, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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DoorCo Vacations — The Oasis

DoorCo Vacations — The Oasis

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near a private lot with a private pond, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near a private lot with a private pond, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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DoorCo Vacations — The Pool Haus

DoorCo Vacations — The Pool Haus

Bedrooms: 12 · Bathrooms: 7 · Sleeps: 24 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Sturgeon Bay, this 12-bedroom getaway for up to 24 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Firefly Cottages — The Nook

Firefly Cottages — The Nook

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Sturgeon Bay stay combines 2 bedrooms with room for up to 4 near Lake Michigan. Highlights include a setting near Lake Michigan and a pet-friendly policy.

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Firefly Cottages — Viking Cottage

Firefly Cottages — Viking Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests is set near Lake Michigan. Highlights include a setting near Lake Michigan and a pet-friendly policy.

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Suamico (1)

Doorway Travel — Lakefront Escape with Hot Tub & Firepit – Sleeps 7

Doorway Travel — Lakefront Escape with Hot Tub & Firepit – Sleeps 7

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 7 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near the Bay of Green Bay, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 7 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the Bay of Green Bay, a hot tub, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Suring (1)

Candlewood Property Management — Sand Bar Resort

Candlewood Property Management — Sand Bar Resort

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 14

Set near Chute Pond, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Chute Pond and a fireplace.

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Viroqua (3)

Nature Nooks Retreat — Kinship Place

Nature Nooks Retreat — Kinship Place

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6

Set near West Fork of the Kickapoo River, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near West Fork of the Kickapoo River and a fireplace.

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Nature Nooks Retreat — Little Barn Cabin

Nature Nooks Retreat — Little Barn Cabin

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6

In Viroqua, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a setting near West Fork of the Kickapoo River.

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Nature Nooks Retreat — The Lodge at NNR

Nature Nooks Retreat — The Lodge at NNR

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12

This Viroqua stay combines 2 bedrooms with room for up to 12 near West Fork of the Kickapoo River. Highlights include a setting near West Fork of the Kickapoo River and a fireplace.

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Waupaca (1)

Doorway Travel — Lake Front! Firepit! Private Dock! Water Toys!

Doorway Travel — Lake Front! Firepit! Private Dock! Water Toys!

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Long Lake, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Long Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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Wausau (1)

Clear Trail Properties — Wausau Chalet

Clear Trail Properties — Wausau Chalet

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 8

Set near Rib River & Lake Wausau, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near Rib River & Lake Wausau.

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Wautoma (2)

DoorCo Vacations — Little Hills Cabin

DoorCo Vacations — Little Hills Cabin

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near beautiful spring fed Little Hills Lake, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near beautiful spring fed Little Hills Lake, a hot tub, and indoor game space.

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DoorCo Vacations — Silver Lake Estate

DoorCo Vacations — Silver Lake Estate

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 8 · Sleeps: 24

In Wautoma, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 24 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Big Silver Lake in Wautoma, a hot tub, and indoor game space.

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Winneconne (1)

Doorway Travel — Lakefront, Private Dock, Water toys, Sleeps 14

Doorway Travel — Lakefront, Private Dock, Water toys, Sleeps 14

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 14 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Lake Winneconne, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Winneconne and a pet-friendly policy.

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Wisconsin Dells (82)

Delton Oaks Resort — 10-Person Lakeside Villa

Delton Oaks Resort — 10-Person Lakeside Villa

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10

Set near Lake Delton, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near Lake Delton.

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Delton Oaks Resort — 12-Person Lakeside Villa

Delton Oaks Resort — 12-Person Lakeside Villa

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12

In Wisconsin Dells, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Lake Delton and a fireplace.

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Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 10-Plex

Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 10-Plex

Bedrooms: 14 · Bathrooms: 14 · Sleeps: 60

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 14 bedrooms with room for up to 60 near Lake Delton. Highlights include a setting near Lake Delton and indoor game space.

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Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 12-Person Villa 5

Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 12-Person Villa 5

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests is set near Lake Delton. Highlights include a setting near Lake Delton and a fireplace.

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Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 14-Person Villa III

Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 14-Person Villa III

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 14

Set near Lake Delton, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near Lake Delton.

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Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 2-Bedroom Cabin

Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 2-Bedroom Cabin

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6

In Wisconsin Dells, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a setting near Lake Delton.

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Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 20-Person Villa 4

Delton Oaks Resort — Lakeside 20-Person Villa 4

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 20

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 20 near Lake Delton. A notable feature is a setting near Lake Delton.

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Delton Oaks Resort — Newly Renovated Lodge Rooms

Delton Oaks Resort — Newly Renovated Lodge Rooms

Bedrooms: 17 · Bathrooms: 17 · Sleeps: 20 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 17-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests is set near Lake Delton. Highlights include a setting near Lake Delton and a pet-friendly policy.

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Due North Vacation Homes — The Bear Paw Lodge

Due North Vacation Homes — The Bear Paw Lodge

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 14

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Due North Vacation Homes — The Lazy Elk Lodge

Due North Vacation Homes — The Lazy Elk Lodge

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12

In Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Log Gables Luxury Vacation Rentals — Deer Run Estate

Log Gables Luxury Vacation Rentals — Deer Run Estate

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 5 · Sleeps: 22

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 22. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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My Favorite Home Away From Home — The Sherman House

My Favorite Home Away From Home — The Sherman House

Bedrooms: 8 · Bathrooms: 10 · Sleeps: 20 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 8-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests is set near historic River Road downtown. Highlights include a setting near historic River Road downtown, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Rustic Retreats LLC — BRAND NEW GAME ROOM-Dells Famous Rustic Shed

Rustic Retreats LLC — BRAND NEW GAME ROOM-Dells Famous Rustic Shed

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 11 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 11 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include indoor game space and a pet-friendly policy.

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Rustic Retreats LLC — Caribou Crossing

Rustic Retreats LLC — Caribou Crossing

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12

In Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Rustic Retreats LLC — The Legendary Moose Lodge

Rustic Retreats LLC — The Legendary Moose Lodge

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 16

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 16. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Rustic Retreats LLC — The Lily Pad

Rustic Retreats LLC — The Lily Pad

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 7

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 7 guests is set near a small private lake (Trout Lake). Highlights include a setting near a small private lake (Trout Lake) and a hot tub.

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Rustic Retreats LLC — Tucked into the Pines, Awesome Location! Eagle’s Nest

Rustic Retreats LLC — Tucked into the Pines, Awesome Location! Eagle’s Nest

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Rustic Retreats LLC — Turkey Run

Rustic Retreats LLC — Turkey Run

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 16

In Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Rustic Retreats LLC — Whitetail Ridge

Rustic Retreats LLC — Whitetail Ridge

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 13

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 13. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Bird House Cottage

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Bird House Cottage

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests is set near Wisconsin River. Highlights include a setting near Wisconsin River and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Bluff View

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Bluff View

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12

Set near the Wisconsin River, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the Wisconsin River and a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Condominiums at Christmas Mountain Timbers

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Condominiums at Christmas Mountain Timbers

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 8

In Wisconsin Dells, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is indoor game space.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Dells Club 5 Balsam

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Dells Club 5 Balsam

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 2 bedrooms with room for up to 4 near riverfront. A notable feature is a setting near riverfront.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Sunny Retreat

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Sunny Retreat

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Timbers at Christmas Mt. Resort

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Timbers at Christmas Mt. Resort

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 8

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub and indoor game space.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Towering Pines

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Towering Pines

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Wisconsin Dells, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sand County Vacation Rentals — Whitetail Ridge

Sand County Vacation Rentals — Whitetail Ridge

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 18 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 18. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — A Woodlands Retreat

Spring Brook Resort — A Woodlands Retreat

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — All Seasons Chalet

Spring Brook Resort — All Seasons Chalet

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 18

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — American Great Outdoors

Spring Brook Resort — American Great Outdoors

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 14

In Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Americana Cabin

Spring Brook Resort — Americana Cabin

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 10. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Aspen Chalet

Spring Brook Resort — Aspen Chalet

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 18

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Bearadise

Spring Brook Resort — Bearadise

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 16

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Bella Luna

Spring Brook Resort — Bella Luna

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 18

In Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Bennett Chalet

Spring Brook Resort — Bennett Chalet

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 18

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 6 bedrooms with room for up to 18. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Berry Happy Place

Spring Brook Resort — Berry Happy Place

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. It offers a straightforward home base for exploring the surrounding area and settling into cabin time.

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Spring Brook Resort — Big Sky Lodge

Spring Brook Resort — Big Sky Lodge

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 16

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Birchwood

Spring Brook Resort — Birchwood

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 14

In Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Black Bear Lodge

Spring Brook Resort — Black Bear Lodge

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 18 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 6 bedrooms with room for up to 18. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Grove Cottage

Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Grove Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Stone Double Queen Hotel Rooms

Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Stone Double Queen Hotel Rooms

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. It offers a straightforward home base for exploring the surrounding area and settling into cabin time.

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Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Stone King Hotel Rooms

Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Stone King Hotel Rooms

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

In Wisconsin Dells, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Its smaller footprint is well suited to couples, solo travelers, or a compact family getaway.

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Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Stone Three Bedroom Condo

Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Stone Three Bedroom Condo

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 14

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 14. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Stone Two Bedroom Condo

Spring Brook Resort — Cedar Stone Two Bedroom Condo

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Champagne Chalet

Spring Brook Resort — Champagne Chalet

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 18

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Chipper Inn

Spring Brook Resort — Chipper Inn

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 8

In Wisconsin Dells, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Chocolate Moose Lodge

Spring Brook Resort — Chocolate Moose Lodge

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 16

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 6 bedrooms with room for up to 16. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Cozy Creek

Spring Brook Resort — Cozy Creek

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Crossing at the Oaks

Spring Brook Resort — Crossing at the Oaks

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 20

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Day at the Lake

Spring Brook Resort — Day at the Lake

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Wisconsin Dells, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Spring Brook Lake, a hot tub, and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Dellightful Den

Spring Brook Resort — Dellightful Den

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 8. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Dells Reunion Lodge

Spring Brook Resort — Dells Reunion Lodge

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 20

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Dogwood Dream

Spring Brook Resort — Dogwood Dream

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 10

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Eagles Nest

Spring Brook Resort — Eagles Nest

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 16

In Wisconsin Dells, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Elk Lodge

Spring Brook Resort — Elk Lodge

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 14

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 14. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Grande Oaks on Dogwood

Spring Brook Resort — Grande Oaks on Dogwood

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 5 · Sleeps: 18

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Greenway Crossing

Spring Brook Resort — Greenway Crossing

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 18 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — Hickory Haven

Spring Brook Resort — Hickory Haven

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 18 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — Lazy Days

Spring Brook Resort — Lazy Days

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 8 near Spring Brook Lake. Highlights include a setting near Spring Brook Lake, a hot tub, and indoor game space.

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Spring Brook Resort — Linken Log Cabin

Spring Brook Resort — Linken Log Cabin

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests is set near Springbrook Lake. Highlights include a setting near Springbrook Lake, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Loose Moose

Spring Brook Resort — Loose Moose

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 16

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Majestic Pines on Dogwood

Spring Brook Resort — Majestic Pines on Dogwood

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 18

In Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Making Memories Lodge

Spring Brook Resort — Making Memories Lodge

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 10. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — May the Forest Be with You

Spring Brook Resort — May the Forest Be with You

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 9 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 9 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — Meadow View Lodge

Spring Brook Resort — Meadow View Lodge

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 5 · Sleeps: 18

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Northwoods Cabin

Spring Brook Resort — Northwoods Cabin

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 14

In Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Oakbrook Crossing

Spring Brook Resort — Oakbrook Crossing

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 24

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 6 bedrooms with room for up to 24. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Our Place to Chill

Spring Brook Resort — Our Place to Chill

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Quack House

Spring Brook Resort — Quack House

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Rambling Ranch

Spring Brook Resort — Rambling Ranch

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 18

In Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 18 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Red Oak Lodge

Spring Brook Resort — Red Oak Lodge

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 14

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 6 bedrooms with room for up to 14. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Serenity Now

Spring Brook Resort — Serenity Now

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. It offers a straightforward home base for exploring the surrounding area and settling into cabin time.

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Spring Brook Resort — The Great Escape

Spring Brook Resort — The Great Escape

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4.5 · Sleeps: 24

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 24 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — The Log Home

Spring Brook Resort — The Log Home

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 8

In Wisconsin Dells, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. A notable feature is indoor game space.

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Spring Brook Resort — The Rabbit Hole

Spring Brook Resort — The Rabbit Hole

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 10

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 10. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — The Timberline

Spring Brook Resort — The Timberline

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 10

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — The Wren’s Nest

Spring Brook Resort — The Wren's Nest

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — Trails End

Spring Brook Resort — Trails End

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Wisconsin Dells, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near a peaceful creek. Close to outdoor pool, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — Ultimate Rustic Retreat

Spring Brook Resort — Ultimate Rustic Retreat

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 17 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Wisconsin Dells stay combines 6 bedrooms with room for up to 17. A notable feature is a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — Whistling Brook

Spring Brook Resort — Whistling Brook

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests is set in Wisconsin Dells. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Spring Brook Resort — Windy’s Wildwood Ranch

Spring Brook Resort — Windy's Wildwood Ranch

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Wisconsin Dells, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Brook Resort — Wooded Bliss

Spring Brook Resort — Wooded Bliss

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 14

In Wisconsin Dells, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests makes a convenient base for a Wisconsin break from Chicago. Highlights include indoor game space and a fireplace.

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Wisconsin Rapids (1)

Candlewood Property Management — Wazeecha Lodge

Candlewood Property Management — Wazeecha Lodge

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Wisconsin Rapids, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Michigan (61)

Barryton (6)

Ron’s Quality Waterfront Cottages — Island View Cottage

Ron's Quality Waterfront Cottages — Island View Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6

Set near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes and a fireplace.

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Ron’s Quality Waterfront Cottages — Loon’s Nest

Ron's Quality Waterfront Cottages — Loon's Nest

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 3

In Barryton, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 3 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes and a fireplace.

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Ron’s Quality Waterfront Cottages — The Bluegill Cottage

Ron's Quality Waterfront Cottages — The Bluegill Cottage

Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 4

This Barryton stay combines room for up to 4 near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes. A notable feature is a setting near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes.

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Ron’s Quality Waterfront Cottages — The Cove Cottage

Ron's Quality Waterfront Cottages — The Cove Cottage

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests is set near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes. A notable feature is a setting near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes.

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Ron’s Quality Waterfront Cottages — The Loft

Ron's Quality Waterfront Cottages — The Loft

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 7

Set near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 7 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the Martiny Chain of 10 lakes, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Ron’s Quality Waterfront Cottages — The Sunset Cottage

Ron's Quality Waterfront Cottages — The Sunset Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 5

In Barryton, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 5 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. A notable feature is a setting near the Martiny Chain of 12 lakes.

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Byron (1)

Couples Waterfront Retreat

Couples Waterfront Retreat

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 2

Set near Myers Lake, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 2 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near Myers Lake.

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Coloma (1)

Shoreline Dunes Cottage

Shoreline Dunes Cottage

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Coloma, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Gobles (1)

Southwest Michigan Lake House Rentals — Pristine Paradise

Southwest Michigan Lake House Rentals — Pristine Paradise

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 20

Set near Sweet Lake. 350’ of lakefront, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Sweet Lake. 350’ of lakefront and a hot tub.

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Grand Junction (1)

Southwest Michigan Lake House Rentals — Back on the Saddle

Southwest Michigan Lake House Rentals — Back on the Saddle

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 20 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near All Sports Saddle Lake, this 5-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near All Sports Saddle Lake, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Lake City (3)

Talsma Vacation Rentals — Arbutus-Lake Missaukee Lakefront

Talsma Vacation Rentals — Arbutus-Lake Missaukee Lakefront

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 15

Set near Lake Missaukee, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 15 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Lake Missaukee and a fireplace.

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Talsma Vacation Rentals — Jennings – Lake Missaukee Lakefront

Talsma Vacation Rentals — Jennings - Lake Missaukee Lakefront

Bedrooms: 8 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 20

In Lake City, this 8-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Lake Missaukee and a fireplace.

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Talsma Vacation Rentals — Tranquility- Lake Missaukee Lakefront

Talsma Vacation Rentals — Tranquility- Lake Missaukee Lakefront

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12

This Lake City stay combines 4 bedrooms with room for up to 12 near Lake Missaukee. Highlights include a setting near Lake Missaukee and a fireplace.

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Luther (1)

Edgetts Lodge

Edgetts Lodge

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 30

Set near the banks of the Pine River, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 30 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near the banks of the Pine River, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Marcellus (5)

Winding Creek Cabins — Blue Cabin

Winding Creek Cabins — Blue Cabin

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

Set near a Spring-fed creek in woods, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near a Spring-fed creek in woods.

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Winding Creek Cabins — Gray Cabin

Winding Creek Cabins — Gray Cabin

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

In Marcellus, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Its smaller footprint is well suited to couples, solo travelers, or a compact family getaway.

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Winding Creek Cabins — Green Cabin

Winding Creek Cabins — Green Cabin

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

This Marcellus stay combines 1 bedroom with room for up to 4. Its smaller footprint is well suited to couples, solo travelers, or a compact family getaway.

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Winding Creek Cabins — Red Cabin

Winding Creek Cabins — Red Cabin

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests is set in Marcellus. Its smaller footprint is well suited to couples, solo travelers, or a compact family getaway.

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Winding Creek Cabins — Yellow Cabin

Winding Creek Cabins — Yellow Cabin

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

Set in Marcellus, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Its smaller footprint is well suited to couples, solo travelers, or a compact family getaway.

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Muskegon (4)

Bill & Stella’s By The Lake Michigan Shore

Bill & Stella's By The Lake Michigan Shore

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 1.5 · Sleeps: 6

Set near a residential lot by Muskegon Channel, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near a residential lot by Muskegon Channel.

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Keaton Corner Cottage

Keaton Corner Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 1.5 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Muskegon, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. A notable feature is a pet-friendly policy.

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Murray Properties — Beach Street @ Pere Marquette

Murray Properties — Beach Street @ Pere Marquette

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 8

This Muskegon stay combines 3 bedrooms with room for up to 8. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Murray Properties — Woodsy Winnetaska

Murray Properties — Woodsy Winnetaska

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set in Muskegon. A notable feature is a pet-friendly policy.

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Pullman (25)

My Sweet Adeline — The Cottage

My Sweet Adeline — The Cottage

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Pullman, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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My Sweet Adeline — The Rosebed

My Sweet Adeline — The Rosebed

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2.5 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Pullman, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Eagle’s Nest

Scott Lakes Properties — Eagle's Nest

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 16

This Pullman stay combines 7 bedrooms with room for up to 16 near Upper Scott Lake. Highlights include a setting near Upper Scott Lake and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Four Quarters Sports & Trails

Scott Lakes Properties — Four Quarters Sports & Trails

Bedrooms: 16 · Bathrooms: 10 · Sleeps: 42 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 16-bedroom getaway for up to 42 guests is set in Pullman. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Hawks Haven

Scott Lakes Properties — Hawks Haven

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 16

Set near Upper Scott Lake, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Upper Scott Lake and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Heron’s Landing

Scott Lakes Properties — Heron's Landing

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 16

In Pullman, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Upper Scott Lake and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Home Field Hideaway

Scott Lakes Properties — Home Field Hideaway

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 14

This Pullman stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 14. A notable feature is a hot tub.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Lodge and Lake – 2 Homes!

Scott Lakes Properties — Lodge and Lake - 2 Homes!

Bedrooms: 13 · Bathrooms: 10.5 · Sleeps: 32

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 13-bedroom getaway for up to 32 guests is set in Pullman. Highlights include a hot tub and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Lucky Duck Cottage

Scott Lakes Properties — Lucky Duck Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 6

Set in Pullman, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a hot tub.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Lucky Duck Cottage + 7BR/4BA Home = Two Homes

Scott Lakes Properties — Lucky Duck Cottage + 7BR/4BA Home = Two Homes

Bedrooms: 10 · Bathrooms: 7.5 · Sleeps: 22

In Pullman, this 10-bedroom getaway for up to 22 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a hot tub and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Maple Woods Hideaway

Scott Lakes Properties — Maple Woods Hideaway

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 12

This Pullman stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 12 near lot [1 mi fr] Upper Scott Lake. Highlights include a setting near lot [1 mi fr] Upper Scott Lake, a hot tub, and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Morningside Vista

Scott Lakes Properties — Morningside Vista

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests is set near Lower Scott Lake; private beach. A notable feature is a setting near Lower Scott Lake; private beach.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Scott Creek Lodge

Scott Lakes Properties — Scott Creek Lodge

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 7.5 · Sleeps: 16

Set in Pullman, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Serenity Lake Vista I

Scott Lakes Properties — Serenity Lake Vista I

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 3.5 · Sleeps: 10

In Pullman, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near lakefront lot on Lower Scott Lake, a hot tub, and a fireplace.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Serenity Lake Vista I & II – Two Homes

Scott Lakes Properties — Serenity Lake Vista I & II - Two Homes

Bedrooms: 8 · Bathrooms: 7.5 · Sleeps: 20

This Pullman stay combines 8 bedrooms with room for up to 20. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Sunset Beach House

Scott Lakes Properties — Sunset Beach House

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 14

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 14 guests is set near Upper Scott Lake. A notable feature is a setting near Upper Scott Lake.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Sunset Shores Lake House

Scott Lakes Properties — Sunset Shores Lake House

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 16

Set near Upper Scott Lake, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Upper Scott Lake and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Swan Shores

Scott Lakes Properties — Swan Shores

Bedrooms: 7 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 16

In Pullman, this 7-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Upper Scott Lake and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — The Fields and Trails Combo

Scott Lakes Properties — The Fields and Trails Combo

Bedrooms: 9 · Bathrooms: 5.5 · Sleeps: 22

This Pullman stay combines 9 bedrooms with room for up to 22. Its larger guest capacity makes it especially useful for extended-family trips and group weekends.

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Scott Lakes Properties — The Oaks & Pines – Two Homes

Scott Lakes Properties — The Oaks & Pines - Two Homes

Bedrooms: 8 · Bathrooms: 4 · Sleeps: 20 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 8-bedroom getaway for up to 20 guests is set in Pullman. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Timber Trails Retreat

Scott Lakes Properties — Timber Trails Retreat

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

Set in Pullman, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a hot tub.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Upper Scott Lake Retreat

Scott Lakes Properties — Upper Scott Lake Retreat

Bedrooms: 6 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 16

In Pullman, this 6-bedroom getaway for up to 16 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a setting near Upper Scott Lake and indoor game space.

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Scott Lakes Properties — White Oaks Haven

Scott Lakes Properties — White Oaks Haven

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 14 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Pullman stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 14. Highlights include a hot tub, indoor game space, and a fireplace.

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Scott Lakes Properties — Woodland Pines Cottage

Scott Lakes Properties — Woodland Pines Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set near lot [1 mi fr] Upper Scott Lake. Highlights include a setting near lot [1 mi fr] Upper Scott Lake, a hot tub, and a pet-friendly policy.

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The French Rooster House

The French Rooster House

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Upper Scott Lake, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Upper Scott Lake, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Spring Lake (2)

Murray Properties — Coles Park @ Spring Lake

Murray Properties — Coles Park @ Spring Lake

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near Sandy beach at Spring Lake, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near Sandy beach at Spring Lake and a pet-friendly policy.

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Murray Properties — Pool House @ Spring Lake

Murray Properties — Pool House @ Spring Lake

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Spring Lake, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. A notable feature is a pet-friendly policy.

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Traverse City (4)

Silver Lake Home in Traverse City

Silver Lake Home in Traverse City

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 12

Set near crystal clear Silver Lake in Traverse City, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 12 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. A notable feature is a setting near crystal clear Silver Lake in Traverse City.

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Traverse City Vacation Cottages — Maple Grove Cottage

Traverse City Vacation Cottages — Maple Grove Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8

In Traverse City, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Traverse City Vacation Cottages — Willow Cottage

Traverse City Vacation Cottages — Willow Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4

This Traverse City stay combines 2 bedrooms with room for up to 4. A notable feature is a fireplace.

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Wilkins Landing at Spider Lake

Wilkins Landing at Spider Lake

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests is set near Spider Lake. Highlights include a setting near Spider Lake, a fireplace, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Twin Lake (1)

Murray Properties — Lake House at Fox Lake

Murray Properties — Lake House at Fox Lake

Bedrooms: 4 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set near On Fox Lake, this 4-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a setting near On Fox Lake, indoor game space, and a pet-friendly policy.

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Union Pier (6)

Sweethaven Resort — The Cardinal Cottage

Sweethaven Resort — The Cardinal Cottage

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 10 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Union Pier, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 10 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sweethaven Resort — The Dove Cottage

Sweethaven Resort — The Dove Cottage

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Union Pier, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sweethaven Resort — The Heron House

Sweethaven Resort — The Heron House

Bedrooms: 5 · Bathrooms: 3 · Sleeps: 12 · Pets: Yes/considered

This Union Pier stay combines 5 bedrooms with room for up to 12. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sweethaven Resort — The Martin House

Sweethaven Resort — The Martin House

Bedrooms: 3 · Bathrooms: 2 · Sleeps: 8 · Pets: Yes/considered

A road-trip-friendly choice from Chicago, this 3-bedroom getaway for up to 8 guests is set in Union Pier. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sweethaven Resort — The Robin Cottage

Sweethaven Resort — The Robin Cottage

Bedrooms: 2 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 6 · Pets: Yes/considered

Set in Union Pier, this 2-bedroom getaway for up to 6 guests offers an easy cabin escape within the approximate five-hour Chicago road-trip radius. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Sweethaven Resort — The Wren

Sweethaven Resort — The Wren

Bedrooms: 1 · Bathrooms: 1 · Sleeps: 4 · Pets: Yes/considered

In Union Pier, this 1-bedroom getaway for up to 4 guests makes a convenient base for a Michigan break from Chicago. Highlights include a fireplace and a pet-friendly policy.

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Up Here, the Water Is the Road: Cabin Time at Northern Lights Resort on Lake Kabetogama. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2015!

Up Here, the Water Is the Road: Cabin Time at Northern Lights Resort on Lake Kabetogama. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2015!

Some cabin vacations begin when you pull into the driveway. At Northern Lights Resort & Outfitting, the real adventure begins when the dock comes into view.

This northern Minnesota family resort sits along a private bay on Lake Kabetogama, right beside the waterways of Voyageurs National Park. Cabintimers can step out of their cabin, walk down to the protected harbor, and be on the lake within minutes. The resort also offers complimentary canoes, kayaks, paddleboards, and paddleboats for overnight guests. That makes it easy to explore the quieter water close to shore before heading farther into the park.

Another feature worth knowing about is the sauna located on the dock. After a cool swim, a long fishing day, or an afternoon of paddling, it is a welcome place to warm up before returning to the cabin. A sandy beach, floating lake-play area, volleyball, lawn games, and family activities add even more ways to spend a day without leaving the resort grounds.

A Lake Kabetogama Resort with Room for Two or the Whole Crew

Northern Lights Resort has 14 cabins and lodges spread across its forested lakeside property. The collection ranges from smaller cabins for couples to the five-bedroom Fireside Lodge, which can accommodate as many as 16 guests. Families planning a reunion can reserve larger lodges or arrange several cabins near one another.

Each cabin has its own personality. Bass Cabin brings the classic northern Minnesota cabin feeling and welcomes pets. Muskie Lodge sits on a private point with a large deck, fireplace, dishwasher, and king bed. Northern Cabin is known for its sunset views. Yellowstone Lodge has a screened porch, fireplace, large deck, and broad views across Lake Kabetogama.

Larger groups may be drawn to Moose Lodge, Teton Lodge, or Fireside Lodge. Fireside includes five bedrooms, three bathrooms, a great room with a fireplace, a screened porch, a deck, and strong views of the night sky. Several smaller loft-style rentals give couples and families more privacy away from the busiest parts of the shoreline.

The cabins are set up for real vacation living. Kitchens include full-size refrigerators, ovens, cookware, dishes, coffee makers, and microwaves. Every rental has an outdoor deck, a grill, a picnic table, and a private fire ring. The first bundle of firewood is included. A dedicated boat slip also comes with each cabin stay.

That last detail matters. There is no need to trailer your boat back and forth each morning. Your fishing gear can stay organized. Your family can head out when the lake is quiet. You can also return for lunch, take a break, and get back on the water when the evening bite picks up.

Voyageurs National Park Begins at the Shoreline

Voyageurs National Park is different from many national parks. Roads do not lead visitors through its best scenery. Water does.

Lake Kabetogama is part of a chain of lakes filled with forested islands, rock outcrops, protected coves, and long stretches of undeveloped shoreline. Northern Lights Resort sits close to the park boundary and provides direct access from its harbor. Cabintimers can explore by personal boat, resort rental, guided tour, water taxi, canoe, or kayak.

This is the kind of place where a morning plan can remain simple. Pack lunch. Bring binoculars. Check the map. Then choose an island, trail, picnic site, or quiet bay and see where the day goes.

Some Voyageurs hiking trails can only be reached by water. The park also has day-use sites with docks, picnic areas, and outdoor toilets. These sites can turn a casual boat ride into a shore lunch or an afternoon of swimming and exploring.

The Kabetogama Lake Visitor Center is a useful first stop for maps, ranger information, and seasonal programs. Summer boat tours from the visitor center include an Ellsworth Rock Gardens trip. The tour crosses the west end of Lake Kabetogama before reaching a landscape of handmade rock sculptures, terraces, winding paths, and a large granite outcrop. (National Park Service)

Minnesota Fishing with the Details Handled

Lake Kabetogama has earned a loyal following among anglers. Walleye may receive most of the attention, but the lake also supports northern pike, smallmouth bass, perch, and crappie. Guests can fish from the resort docks, bring their own boat, rent one at the property, or arrange a local guide in advance.

Northern Lights operates a protected harbor with a concrete boat ramp, trailer storage, electrical connections at the docks, fuel, live bait, ice, and dedicated slips. Its fishing boats are equipped with GPS and fish-finding electronics. Several models also include live wells, trolling motors, rod storage, and spot-lock technology. Pontoon rentals give families another way to cruise, swim, picnic, and explore the park together.

The resort team can share navigational information and fishing tips. They can also arrange professional guide services. One of the best perks comes at the end of the day: resort staff offer complimentary fish cleaning for guests. Your catch can be filleted, wrapped, and returned to you for a cabin fish fry.

Back at the cabin, reserve a crockpot or fryer from the resort. Pull a cold mug from the freezer. Start the grill or gather around the fire ring. A meal that began on the lake feels a little different from anything picked up at a grocery store.

Plenty to Do When You Put Down the Fishing Rod

Not every Cabintimer wants to fish from sunrise to sunset. Northern Lights makes it easy for a group to split up and still have a full day.

The private sandy beach gives younger swimmers a protected place to play. Guests can borrow kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and paddleboats. The floating dock and lake-play equipment give families another reason to stay near the shoreline. On land, there are lawn games, ping-pong, foosball, a hiking trail, a playground, and berry picking when the season is right.

Summer family programming may include ice cream socials, nature activities, crafts, scavenger hunts, kayak lessons, and other Youth Quest events. Schedules can change from week to week, which gives the program a relaxed, small-resort feel rather than a fixed entertainment calendar.

Evenings tend to slow down naturally. Watch the sun drop behind the lake from a dock bench. Build a fire beside the cabin. Listen for loons after dark. Voyageurs National Park is also recognized for its dark skies, and the northern lights occasionally appear above the region when conditions cooperate. (National Park Service)

Day Trips Around Kabetogama and International Falls

A cabin stay here can easily fill an entire week without much driving. Still, a few nearby outings are worth adding to the plan.

International Falls offers groceries, local shops, dining, and access to the Rainy Lake side of Voyageurs National Park. The Rainy Lake Visitor Center can be a starting point for ranger programs and boat tours to historic locations within the park. A visit to town is also handy for picking up anything that did not make it into the suitcase. (International Falls Chamber)

Ranier sits east of International Falls along Rainy Lake. It makes a relaxed stop for waterfront views and a meal before returning toward Kabetogama.

Farther south near Orr, the Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary offers another Northwoods experience for travelers interested in black bear education and wildlife observation. Check seasonal schedules before making the drive.

Cabintimers can also plan a trip toward Ash River or reserve a park tour to historic Kettle Falls. The Kettle Falls area is accessible by water and has been connected to fishing, logging, transportation, and travel for generations. Current access, tours, and construction notices should always be checked with the National Park Service before departure. (National Park Service)

Personal Hospitality Still Matters Up North

Northern Lights Resort traces its history to a resort established on the property in 1935. Today, hosts Steve and Tracy Lindstrom continue the tradition with a strong focus on family vacations, fishing, and local service. Their team can help Cabintimers compare cabins, choose a boat, arrange a guide, understand the lake, and plan park outings.

That local guidance can make a big difference at a water-based national park. A third-party booking platform can show a calendar and a few photos. It cannot tell you which cabin has the right dock access for your group, which boat will suit your fishing plans, or where to paddle when the wind picks up.

Booking through the resort’s own website keeps that conversation direct. There is no middleman between you and the people caring for the property. You also skip the added service fees commonly attached to large vacation-rental marketplaces. More of your vacation budget stays available for boat rentals, bait, meals, and another round of ice cream at the Trading Post.

Start Your Lake Kabetogama Cabin Vacation Directly with the Resort

Northern Lights Resort & Outfitting works for anglers, first-time park visitors, couples, multigenerational families, and groups that simply want more time together near the water.

The private bay offers calm mornings. The full-service harbor makes boating easier. The cabins give everyone a comfortable place to gather after a day in Voyageurs National Park. Best of all, local help is close by when you need fishing advice, an extra kitchen item, or a suggestion for tomorrow’s route.

Visit Northern Lights Resort & Outfitting directly to explore the cabins, compare boat rentals, check current availability, and speak with the resort team about your Lake Kabetogama vacation.

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Trail-From-the-Door Lodging and Lake Days at Telemark Northwoods Lodging in Cable, Wisconsin. Now Taking Direct Bookings at RentWisconsinCabins.com!

At Telemark Northwoods Lodging, two features stand out before you even unpack the car. Cabintimers can reach cross-country ski and mountain bike trails directly from the property grounds. Guests also have access to boat rentals for exploring the lakes and waterways around Cable, Wisconsin.

There is another big reason to take a closer look. Telemark Pointe Deluxe gives larger families and groups a lakefront place where everyone can stay together. These newer two-level accommodations on Lake Namakagon sleep up to 14–16 guests. They have multiple living spaces, a full kitchen, a private lake-view deck, and a remote-controlled gas fireplace.

That range is what makes Telemark Northwoods Lodging different from a standard hotel stay. Couples can book a studio or one-bedroom condo. Families can spread out in a two-bedroom suite. Fishing groups, biking crews, and extended families can choose a much larger lakefront unit.

All of it puts Cabintimers close to the trails, lakes, forests, and small towns that make the Wisconsin Northwoods worth returning to in every season.

A Cable, Wisconsin Vacation Rental with Room to Live

Telemark Northwoods Lodging offers several condo styles, so guests can match the space to the kind of trip they are planning.

The Christiana “A Deluxe” condos sleep up to four people. Each has a king bedroom, a living room with a sleeper sofa, a full kitchen, a fireplace, a washer and dryer, and a private deck. Some units also have a Jacuzzi. These condos work well for couples who want more space or small families who like having a kitchen and laundry available during a longer stay.

Christiana “A” and “B” condos also accommodate up to four guests. The layouts provide a separate bedroom, living space, kitchen facilities, and a private deck. Christiana “C” condos are studios for two guests. They are a good fit for Cabintimers who plan to spend most of the day outdoors but still want a comfortable place to cook, rest, and recharge.

Families and small groups can consider the two-bedroom suites. These units sleep up to six and include two bathrooms, a jetted tub, a living room with a sleeper sofa, a full kitchen, a washer and dryer, and a private deck. Having two bathrooms is especially useful when everyone is trying to get dressed for an early trail ride or ski day.

Individual units can vary, so it pays to contact Telemark’s local staff before booking. Tell them how many people are traveling, whether you are bringing a dog, and which activities matter most. Their team can help you find the condo type that fits your plans.

Choose the Trails or Wake Up by the Lake

Some Cabintimers come to Cable for the trail system. Others want to be close to the water. Telemark gives guests options for both.

The main lodging grounds place travelers close to biking and cross-country skiing. You can finish breakfast, gather your gear, and begin the day without driving across the county to find a trailhead. That convenience becomes even more valuable during winter, when loading skis, boots, poles, and cold-weather layers can turn a short outing into a major production.

Telemark Pointe offers a different Northwoods experience. These two-bedroom accommodations are located on Garden Lake, about 12 miles east of the main office. Each unit sleeps up to six and includes a king bedroom, a queen bedroom, two bathrooms, a jetted tub, a full kitchen, a fireplace, a washer and dryer, a private deck, and an attached one-car garage.

Guests at Telemark Pointe also have lakefront and dock access. Boat and paddlecraft rentals make it easier to build a full lake day without hauling equipment from home. Pack lunch, bring the fishing gear, and leave plenty of time to sit on the deck after returning to shore.

For reunions and group vacations, Telemark Pointe Deluxe takes the lake experience to another level. The first floor includes king and queen bedrooms, a full bathroom, a kitchen, and living space with a sleeper sectional. Upstairs, there is another king bedroom, a bunk room, a second full bathroom, and more living space with queen sleeper sofas. The private deck overlooks the lake, giving the whole group a natural gathering place.

Summer in the Cable Area

Summer mornings in this part of Wisconsin often begin with a decision: trail or water?

Mountain bikers have access to an extensive regional trail network. Routes around Cable range from approachable forest rides to technical singletrack that will challenge experienced riders. Road cyclists can follow quieter roads past lakes, forest edges, and stretches of the Namekagon River.

Hikers have just as many choices. Short walks offer a chance to slow down and look for birds, wildflowers, and wildlife. Longer routes head deeper into the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Rock Lake, Juniper Rock Overlook, and other Cable-area trails give visitors different terrain without requiring a full day in the car.

Fishing is another major part of summer cabin life. The Cable area is surrounded by lakes, rivers, and streams holding species that include walleye, bass, northern pike, and musky. Telemark’s fishing boat and pontoon rentals can help guests get on the water. Canoes and other paddlecraft are available for slower trips along quiet shorelines.

After a full day outside, return to the property for dinner and an evening by one of the shared fire pits. Charcoal grills are also available. There is no need to make the evening complicated. Burgers, grilled corn, cold drinks, and a fire are often all a Northwoods night needs.

Fall Color without the Crowds

Fall changes the pace around Cable.

The air cools, the bugs fade, and the forest becomes a mix of red, gold, rust, and evergreen. Mountain biking and hiking continue well into the season. The cooler temperatures make longer outings more comfortable.

Cabintimers can also plan a relaxed fall drive through Cable, Drummond, Grand View, and the Lake Namakagon area. Stop for lunch, take a walk near the water, and leave time for roadside overlooks. Back at Telemark, a private deck and fireplace offer a warm end to the day.

Fall is also a fine time for a couples’ trip. Book a Christiana condo with a king bedroom and fireplace, then spend a few days exploring at your own pace. There is less pressure to fit every activity into one afternoon. A slow breakfast and an unplanned forest walk belong on the schedule too.

Winter Lodging near the Birkie Trail

Telemark’s connection to Northwoods ski culture runs deep. The Birkie Trail system attracts recreational skiers, endurance athletes, runners, hikers, and fat-tire bikers throughout the year. In winter, direct access from the property gives cross-country skiers a major advantage.

Cabintimers can get dressed in the condo, step outside, and begin skiing. When the day is done, a fireplace, full kitchen, and hot shower are waiting nearby. There is no long drive in cold gear.

Snowshoeing provides a quieter way to explore the winter woods. Fat biking continues on groomed routes throughout the Cable area. Snowmobilers can connect with the region’s extensive trail network, which stretches through forest and lake country.

Winter events can create high demand, so early direct booking is smart. Contact the local Telemark team to discuss unit availability, trail access, parking, and any event-related details before confirming your dates.

Easy Things to Do in Cable, Hayward, and Bayfield

You could spend an entire stay on the trails and lakes, but the nearby towns add even more to a Telemark vacation.

In Cable, visit the Cable Natural History Museum for wildlife exhibits, naturalist programs, guided outings, and family activities. The museum is a useful first stop for anyone curious about the animals, plants, and landscapes they will see during the trip.

Forest Lodge is another worthwhile Cable-area stop. Located along Lake Namakagon, this historic property is part of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Its grounds connect regional history with the forests and waters that continue to shape the area.

Hayward makes an easy outing when Cabintimers want shopping, restaurants, and a classic Northwoods attraction. The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame covers seven acres and is known for its enormous walk-through musky. Even travelers who do not fish will find plenty to explore among the vintage boats, motors, tackle, and fish displays. Afterward, walk through downtown Hayward and browse the local shops.

For a longer day trip, head north toward Bayfield and Lake Superior. Cabintimers can take an Apostle Islands cruise, visit the waterfront, explore nearby orchards, or hike above the mainland sea caves near Meyers Beach. Lake Superior conditions can change quickly, so check current schedules and safety information before boating, kayaking, or heading onto exposed trails.

These outings are easy to mix with slower days at Telemark. Spend one day exploring a neighboring town. Use the next for fishing, biking, or doing very little at all.

Family-Friendly and Dog-Friendly Northwoods Lodging

Telemark works well for family vacations because the accommodations provide more than a place to sleep. Kitchens reduce the need to eat every meal at a restaurant. Living rooms give children room to unwind. Private decks give adults a quiet place for morning coffee. Laundry facilities in select units help after muddy hikes, rainy rides, and lake days.

Families can also use the playground, shared fire pits, grills, boat rentals, and seasonal pool access at a nearby partner resort.

Some Christiana Villas and select Telemark Pointe units accept dogs. Pet-friendly availability is limited, and advance arrangements are required. Cabintimers traveling with a dog should call Telemark before reserving. The local team can explain which units are available, current fees, vaccination requirements, and property rules.

Why Direct Booking Matters

A Wisconsin Northwoods vacation often comes with questions that a large booking marketplace cannot answer. Which unit is closest to the trails? Which condos welcome dogs? Where should a family with young children stay? Is a boat available during your dates? Which layout gives two couples enough privacy?

Booking through Telemark Northwoods Lodging listings connects Cabintimers directly with the people who know the property. There is no third-party marketplace service fee and no middleman standing between you and the local lodging team.

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That direct conversation is especially helpful at a property with several condo styles and two lodging areas. Ask about current availability, unit-specific features, boat reservations, seasonal conditions, and event weekends before completing your stay.

Make Telemark Your Starting Point for the Wisconsin Northwoods

Telemark Northwoods Lodging gives active travelers a convenient base in Cable. It also leaves plenty of room for slower cabin-time traditions.

Ride from the property. Ski through fresh snow. Fish a quiet lake. Bring the family together in a large Lake Namakagon rental. End the evening around a fire or on a private deck.

For rates, available condo types, pet-friendly units, boat rentals, and seasonal details, visit Telemark Northwoods Lodging and book directly with the local team. Your next Cable adventure may begin on a trail, beside the lake, or over coffee on the deck.

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Lake Michigan Views Start on the Deck at Keaton Corner Cottage. A RentMichiganCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2018!

Lake Michigan Views Start on the Deck at Keaton Corner Cottage. A RentMichiganCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2018!

Keaton Corner Cottage: A Lake Michigan Vacation Rental Near Pere Marquette Beach

Some vacation rentals make you drive across town before the vacation really begins. Keaton Corner Cottage puts Cabintimers close to the sand from the moment they arrive. Pere Marquette Beach is about half a block away, while panoramic Lake Michigan views spread out from the cottage’s hilltop deck.

That deck is one of the first places you will want to claim. Bring coffee outside in the morning. Settle in with a book during the afternoon. Come back after dinner to watch the sky change over the water. Lake Michigan sunsets have a way of slowing down the entire evening, especially when there is nowhere else you need to be.

The second standout feature begins right outside the front door. A bike and walking path connects Cabintimers with wooded stretches, shoreline scenery, local parks, and beach access. You can leave the car parked for much of the day. Grab your bikes, tie your shoes, or clip on the dog’s leash and start exploring Muskegon at an easy pace.

A Muskegon Cottage Made for Families and Friends

Keaton Corner Cottage sleeps up to six guests in three bedrooms. Two bedrooms have queen beds, while the third has two twin beds. That setup works well for parents traveling with children, two couples sharing a trip, or a few friends meeting along the lakeshore.

The primary bedroom looks toward Lake Michigan. Open the windows when the weather cooperates and let the breeze move through the room. The cottage sits in a quiet wooded neighborhood, so mornings can begin with rustling leaves, distant waves, and the occasional deer wandering across the hillside.

Inside, the cottage feels comfortable and practical. Cabintimers have a furnished kitchen with a refrigerator, stove, oven, microwave, coffee maker, dishwasher, and the tools needed for everyday meals. Pick up local ingredients, grill dinner outside, and skip the restaurant wait when everyone is tired from the beach.

A washer and dryer make longer visits easier. Linens, bath towels, and beach towels are provided. Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a Smart TV, board games, and indoor gathering space help fill the hours when the weather changes. There are 1.5 bathrooms, which is helpful when six people are getting ready for another day by the lake.

Pets are considered with prior approval. Cabintimers planning to bring a dog should contact the owner before finalizing the trip. Up to two approved dogs may stay at the property, giving four-legged family members a chance to join the Lake Michigan adventure.

Walk to Pere Marquette Beach

Pere Marquette Beach is one of those places where you can plan a full day or simply stop by for an hour. The wide stretch of sand offers room for swimming, beach games, kite flying, and long walks beside the water. Families can visit the playgrounds. Cyclists can connect with nearby trails. Sunset watchers can wander toward the channel and lighthouse as daylight fades.

Pack a beach bag at the cottage and head out on foot. There is no need to turn every beach visit into a major production. You can swim in the morning, return for lunch, and walk back later when the light softens.

The Muskegon South Breakwater Light sits at the end of the pier at Pere Marquette Park. Walking toward it gives Cabintimers open views of Lake Michigan, the Muskegon Channel, and passing boats. Conditions on Great Lakes piers can change quickly, so check the weather and wave conditions before heading out.

Bring the Bikes and Follow the Lakeshore

The path outside Keaton Corner Cottage makes biking part of the stay rather than a separate excursion. Muskegon’s paved Lakeshore Trail follows the shoreline for miles, linking beaches, parks, marinas, neighborhoods, and downtown areas.

A morning ride can turn into a beach stop. An afternoon walk can lead through wooded sections where the cottage neighborhood feels far removed from busier vacation areas. Families can choose shorter stretches, while active Cabintimers can spend several hours seeing more of the Muskegon waterfront.

The cottage is located in an area known locally as the Actor’s Colony. The neighborhood’s summer history is connected with Buster Keaton’s family and other vaudeville performers. That backstory gives this quiet corner of Muskegon a personality that goes beyond its lake views.

A Lake Michigan Beach Day for the Dog

Kruse Park is close to the cottage and includes a designated beach area for dogs. Boardwalks and stairs lead through the dunes toward the water. It is a fun change from a standard neighborhood walk, especially for dogs that cannot resist running toward the waves.

Rules and designated pet areas can change by season, so Cabintimers should review current park signs before entering the beach. Bring water, waste bags, and a towel for the ride back. Lake Michigan sand has a habit of following happy dogs everywhere.

Maritime History in Muskegon

Muskegon’s waterfront story includes more than beaches and boats. The USS Silversides Submarine Museum gives visitors a chance to tour a World War II submarine and learn what life was like for sailors serving in tight quarters below the surface.

Downtown Muskegon is also home to the USS LST 393 Veterans Museum. Visitors can walk through a historic landing ship and explore exhibits that share the experiences of American service members. Both museums offer a strong rainy-day alternative when the beach needs to wait.

Art lovers can spend time at the Muskegon Museum of Art. Its galleries include American and European paintings, prints, sculpture, and rotating exhibitions. Downtown also offers local shops, restaurants, events, and places to stop for coffee before heading back toward the lake.

Families looking for a faster pace can plan a day at Michigan’s Adventure. The amusement and water park adds roller coasters, rides, and water attractions to a Muskegon County vacation. After a busy park day, returning to the cottage deck may be the quiet ending everyone needs.

Take a Day Trip Along the West Michigan Shore

Keaton Corner Cottage also gives Cabintimers a comfortable starting point for exploring nearby lakeshore towns.

Drive south to Grand Haven for a walk along the harbor and boardwalk. The route passes restaurants, parks, marinas, and charter boats before reaching the pier and lighthouse. Summer evenings may include a performance at the Grand Haven Musical Fountain. Downtown shops and places to eat are close enough to turn the visit into a full afternoon.

Head north toward Whitehall and Montague for another look at West Michigan’s maritime history. The White River Light Station and Museum shares the area’s lighthouse and shipping stories. The surrounding White Lake area offers beaches, paddling, fishing, and small-town stops that feel pleasantly removed from a packed schedule.

These side trips are easy to enjoy, but Cabintimers may find that the cottage deck keeps calling them back. There is something satisfying about returning from a day on the road, starting the grill, and watching Lake Michigan settle into evening.

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Book Direct and Keep the Vacation Personal

Booking Keaton Corner Cottage directly through RentMichiganCabins.com connects Cabintimers with the owner instead of placing a large booking platform in the middle. There are no traveler service fees from a third-party marketplace. There is no middleman slowing down questions about the cottage, pet approval, nearby beaches, or local plans.

Direct communication also provides access to someone who knows Muskegon and the property. That local experience matters when you are deciding where to ride, which beach fits your group, or how to spend a windy afternoon.

The listing currently shows lower book-direct pricing than comparable third-party booking totals. More of the vacation budget can stay available for meals, museum tickets, ice cream stops, and another night near Lake Michigan.

Cabintimers ready for beach mornings, bike rides, dog-friendly exploring, and sunset conversations on the deck can visit the Keaton Corner Cottage rental page and contact the owner directly. Ask a few local questions while you are there. The answers may lead you to a side of Muskegon you would never find through a national booking site.

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The Local’s Hayward, Wisconsin Guide for Cabin Groups of 15 or More

The Local’s Hayward, Wisconsin Guide for Cabin Groups of 15 or More

Hayward is at its best when nobody tries to make a large group move as one unit all day.

That is the local secret. Give the early risers a fishing boat. Send the cyclists to Hatchery Creek or the Birkie Trail. Let the grandparents take the younger kids to the giant musky. Meet again for a fish fry, a supper-club dinner or sunset at the cabin. Hayward has enough lakes, trails, food traditions and annual events to give three generations separate adventures without making the reunion feel scattered.

For a group of 15, 20 or even 30-plus, the town is more than a pin on the map. It is the service center, supply stop and shared playground for a wide sweep of Sawyer County. Downtown Hayward is compact enough for a split-and-rally afternoon. The Chippewa Flowage is large enough to make a week feel too short. Cable, Stone Lake, Trego, Copper Falls and Bayfield add day-trip range when the group wants a change of scenery.

This guide is built specifically for big cabin crews: extended families, fishing parties, riding clubs, wedding guests, milestone birthdays, reunions, multi-family vacations and teams that need more planning than a couple traveling alone. The lodging section includes only the five properties with a Hayward town identifier and a published capacity of at least 15 found on the RentWisconsinCabins.com Hayward page.

Why Hayward works for a 15-plus-person vacation

Large groups need options that can run at the same time. Hayward supplies them.

On a summer morning, one pod can fish, another can paddle, another can golf and another can browse downtown. In fall, the group can divide between mountain-bike trails, an art-and-food festival and a slow scenic drive. Winter opens cross-country ski, fat-bike and snowmobile routes, while cabin kitchens and game rooms become part of the vacation instead of a fallback. Spring is quieter and especially good for anglers, wildlife watchers and groups willing to work around changing trail conditions.

Hayward also has a useful mix of “big outing” experiences and low-pressure filler. A guided fishing morning requires reservations and coordination. A walk downtown for coffee, candy and the giant musky does not. A full-group supper-club reservation can anchor the evening, while leftovers and cabin groceries solve the nights when nobody wants to move 20 people again.

The best large-group schedule uses one anchor activity per day, then two or three optional tracks. Print the day’s meeting point and departure time. Put the cabin address in every driver’s phone. Choose one person to handle boat logistics, one to manage food and one to send the daily group message. A vacation this size becomes much more relaxed when nobody has to ask the same coordinator 15 separate questions.

Hayward by season

Summer: water days, festival streets and long evenings

Summer is the classic Hayward season, but a group should resist filling every hour. Alternate an ambitious day with an easy one.

Start with the water. The Chippewa Flowage covers roughly 15,300 acres and threads around about 200 undeveloped islands, with bays and channels that make each boat ride feel different. It is a fine place to build a group day around fishing, cruising, paddling and a dockside meal. It is also complex water. The Wisconsin DNR cautions boaters about stumps, floating bogs, driftwood and changing conditions, so appoint an experienced boat lead, carry a current map or GPS and slow down in unfamiliar channels.

Do not assume one pontoon will carry the whole crew, coolers and gear safely. For 15 or more, plan two or three legal-capacity boats, name the passengers before departure and give every boat the same rendezvous point. If the group includes serious anglers and first-timers, split by interest rather than age. The people who want to cast for hours will be happier apart from the people who want to swim, snack and cruise.

Hayward’s summer calendar brings the town into the action. Musky Festival fills downtown with arts and crafts, live music, food, children’s activities, competitions and a parade. The Lumberjack World Championships turn the Lumberjack Bowl on Lake Hayward into a stage for chopping, sawing, logrolling, boom running, speed climbing and axe throwing. The annual Honor the Earth homecoming and powwow is hosted by the Lac Courte Oreilles Band; visitors should review current guidance, enter as respectful guests and follow the event’s photography and arena etiquette.

Festival weekends reward advance planning. Pick one parking area, establish a visible meeting landmark and let smaller pods explore. Trying to move 18 people down a crowded sidewalk in a single pack is not togetherness; it is traffic.

For a lower-key family outing, Wilderness Walk Zoo spreads animal encounters, walking paths and recreation across a wooded property. Because it operates seasonally, check current hours before loading the cars. The Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame is another Hayward-only stop: its enormous musky has a viewing platform inside the fish’s mouth, while the museum grounds hold fishing artifacts, mounted fish and antique motors. The museum’s current visitor information should be checked before arrival.

Fall: color, bikes, cranberries and cabin dinners

Fall belongs to groups that like cool mornings and flexible afternoons. It is the season to put a long ride, a downtown event or a scenic drive on the calendar, then return to the cabin early enough to cook together.

The Chequamegon Mountain Bike Festival sends riders from downtown Hayward toward Cable on forest roads, trail and classic Northwoods terrain. The event includes a long course, a shorter option and youth activity, making it a natural focal point for mixed households in which some people race and others support, explore or meet the riders at the finish. Even outside the event, the area’s trail network lets a group sort itself by distance and skill.

Downtown’s annual Fall Festival brings art, crafts, food, music and children’s activities together. This is another day when the pod system works: shoppers take one route, food-focused travelers take another and families with young children set a shorter loop. Everybody meets at an agreed time instead of trying to keep the whole party shoulder to shoulder.

Stone Lake’s annual Cranberry Festival makes a strong fall day trip, with cranberry products, marsh-related activities, a parade, food, music and a large vendor field. The festival site is the place to confirm the current program. Bring cash and reusable bags, and make room in the vehicle for berries, baked goods and the things nobody planned to buy.

Outside event weekends, use the season for a trail-and-supper rhythm. Ride or hike in the morning, make a downtown lunch stop, then return for a group chili, stew or fish fry at the cabin. Fall evenings cool quickly around the lakes, so sunset should be treated as the start of the second half of the day, not the end of it.

Winter: Birkie country, snowmobile miles and a warm cabin base

Hayward in winter is not simply the summer trip with snow. The town’s identity changes.

The American Birkebeiner brings North America’s largest cross-country ski marathon to a Main Street finish after racers travel from the Cable area toward Hayward. The Lions Pre-Birkie adds another annual race to the winter calendar. Even if nobody in the group is racing, the atmosphere can be worth building a trip around—but lodging, dining, parking and road movement require more advance thought than an ordinary winter weekend.

For everyday skiing, the Birkie Trail system and Mt. Telemark Village provide extensive trail options, a paved recreation loop and snowmaking-supported areas. A large group should not pick one distance for everybody. Build a short loop, a medium outing and a committed-skier route, then choose a warm reunion point.

Fat bikers can use groomed winter mileage within the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association network. Snowmobile groups can draw from the Sawyer County area’s hundreds of trail miles, supported by local clubs. Use the Sawyer County Snowmobile & ATV Alliance maps and conditions, follow current closures and keep the group on marked routes. The DNR warns that currents and variable conditions can create lake-ice hazards even in cold weather. Local trail status and lake knowledge outrank assumptions.

Winter group planning is mostly about transitions. Assign trailers and riders before departure. Keep dry gloves and socks in labeled bags. Decide who will return early with children or anyone getting cold. Build at least one cabin night around soup, cards and a tournament rather than asking the entire group to gear up again for dinner.

Spring: anglers, moving water and a slower pace

Spring is good for groups that enjoy the Northwoods between headline seasons. Fishing and the return of open water lead the trip, while wildlife, waterfalls and quieter roads add range.

Hayward is the original home of Fishing Has No Boundaries, whose local adaptive fishing event on the Chippewa Flowage pairs participants with volunteers and accessible support. It reflects an important local truth: a water-based trip can be designed for more bodies and abilities when organizers ask the right questions in advance. It’s Cabin Time is a proud supporter of their cause!

Spring conditions are changeable. Trails may close to protect soft surfaces, lake temperatures remain dangerous and river levels can change the character of a paddle. Treat current agency notices as part of the itinerary. If rain or mud cancels the outdoor plan, use downtown, the fishing museum, a group lunch or a movie or performance at the Park Center as the day’s main event rather than forcing an outing onto vulnerable trails.

Build one great Hayward lake day

Hayward’s lake culture is broader than “go fishing.” A well-run group lake day has roles, timing and an exit plan.

For the anglers, the Hayward Guide Service association connects visitors with area fishing guides who can supply boats, safety gear and local knowledge. A group of 15 should expect to book multiple guides or boats. Put experienced anglers together, place beginners with the most patient guide and be honest about children, mobility needs and preferred species. A coordinated half-day often works better than putting everyone on the water from dawn until dinner.

For the non-anglers, build a shoreline pod and a paddle pod. The shoreline group can handle the cooler, picnic and younger swimmers. The paddle group can explore a protected bay or smaller lake rather than crossing busy open water. Everyone wears a properly fitted personal flotation device. One person keeps the launch key, one keeps the emergency contacts and nobody assumes somebody else counted the passengers.

On the Chippewa Flowage, dockside dining can turn transportation into part of the outing. The Landing Resort serves meals close to its dock, and Pat’s Landing combines a bar and grill with marina activity and water views. Call ahead with the real headcount. A party of 18 arriving unannounced by boat can strain even an experienced lake restaurant.

The quieter lakes and flowages around Hayward give the group a different rhythm. Lost Land Lake is known for no-wake water and connects to Teal Lake by channel. The Tiger Cat Flowage chain rewards paddlers and anglers who prefer smaller-water exploration. Mosbaek Lake provides a more contained setting. Match the day to the water beside the cabin rather than assuming every group needs to trailer to the biggest lake.

Downtown Hayward, block by block

You do not need a separate downtown guide. Here is the route.

Start on Dakota Avenue at Backroads Coffee for coffee, bakery items and a simple lunch option. Do not send all 20 people to the counter at once. Have one person collect drink orders in advance, or let the early risers go first while the rest of the party parks.

From there, walk toward Main Street and split into small browsing groups. One pod can look for fishing and outdoor gear, another can handle gifts and souvenirs, and a third can move at kid speed. Set a specific reunion point and time. “We’ll find each other” is not a plan during an annual event.

For lunch, stagger the group between a few direct choices. Anglers Bar & Grill is a longtime Main Street stop for burgers, pizza and Mexican-influenced plates in a room full of local history and taxidermy. Main Street Tacos works for a faster taco, burrito or fajita meal. The Social Kitchen & Cocktails offers a more composed meal and cocktails; submit a reservation request or call rather than assuming a large walk-in can sit together.

Next, cross over to the Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame and climb into the giant musky’s mouth if the museum is operating. It is wonderfully excessive, completely specific to Hayward and one of the rare attractions where the group photo is part of the point.

Finish with candy. Tremblay’s Sweet Shop is the downtown stop for fudge, brittle, turtles and hand-dipped chocolates. Buy a cabin box, label anything that must survive until the drive home and accept that some of it will not.

If downtown is hosting Musky Festival, Fall Festival or a race finish, reverse the logic: park once, make the event the anchor and treat shops and meals as optional side routes. Choose one landmark for regrouping and send the location in writing.

Trails for walkers, riders and serious cyclists

Hayward’s trail advantage is variety close to town.

For mountain bikers who want a convenient local ride, the CAMBA Hayward Cluster includes Hatchery Creek, an intermediate singletrack route with cutoffs that make it easier to adjust the outing. That is valuable for a large group: start together, then let riders shorten the loop without making the whole party turn around.

North of Hayward, the Seeley Cluster includes Seeley Pass and Flow Mama, two intermediate routes that can be linked for a longer ride. Put a sweep rider at the back, carry repair tools and share the trailhead location before leaving cellular service.

For mixed groups, Mt. Telemark Village and the wider Birkie network can host walkers, runners, cyclists and skiers at different times of year. Keep the trail pod sizes manageable and check surface rules before the trip. A trail that welcomes bikes in one season may be closed during a soft-surface period.

Motorized groups have even more logistics. Sawyer County clubs maintain a large ATV, UTV and snowmobile network, but trail access is not permission to improvise. Download current maps, confirm machine registrations, identify fuel stops and assign a final rider who knows the route. At road crossings and intersections, wait until the next rider sees the turn. This “corner-marking” habit prevents a long group from becoming three lost groups.

More ways to divide a big group

Golf crews

Big Fish Golf Club has an 18-hole Pete Dye course, a restaurant and event space that can support a golf-centered reunion or corporate group. Hayward Golf Club offers another public 18-hole option close to town. Reserve consecutive tee times, sort foursomes before arrival and decide whether the competition is serious, social or both.

Arts and rainy-day travelers

The Park Center presents music, theater, film, dance and comedy in a historic downtown venue. Check the current program, ask about accessible seating and make it the anchor for a rainy evening. Cabin game brackets, a group cooking challenge and the fishing museum can cover the rest of a wet-weather day without sending everybody on a long drive.

Family reunions

Give every generation ownership of one activity. Grandparents might choose the supper club. Teenagers might run the photo scavenger hunt downtown. Anglers choose one morning. Young children choose the zoo or the giant musky. The itinerary feels shared when each pod contributes instead of being managed from above.

Wedding and celebration groups

Large cabin groups often include people who are not vacationing on the same schedule. Build one fixed celebration block and leave the remaining time loose. Big Fish has event space, while The Steakhouse & Lodge offers banquet and catering options. Ask about room layout, deposits, menu deadlines, accessibility and transportation before promising one plan to the whole group.

Accessibility-minded groups

Ask specific questions instead of using a vague “accessible” label. Does the attraction have a step-free entrance? Is there an accessible restroom? How far is the parking area from the dock? Can a guide accommodate a transfer? Wilderness Walk notes that wheelchairs may be available upon request, the Park Center provides accessible seating and Fishing Has No Boundaries offers a model for adaptive recreation. Confirm current details directly because one feature does not make every part of an experience accessible.

Where a group of 15 or more should eat

Hayward dining works best when the group uses three different modes: one reserved full-group dinner, one or two split-pod meals and several cabin meals.

For the classic Wisconsin supper-club experience, The Ranch Supper Club is known for steaks, seafood and cocktails, while Tally Ho Supper Club handles traditional dining as well as private functions and catering. Reserve early, provide an honest headcount and ask whether the party will be seated together, at adjacent tables or in a private area.

For a bigger formal meal, banquet or catered gathering, The Steakhouse & Lodge is built to discuss group service. For pizza night, Coop’s Pizza is a practical Hayward option for pizza, sandwiches and Italian comfort food. Order before everybody is hungry, assign one pickup vehicle and verify the number of pizzas against the group’s appetite—not just the number of people.

For breakfast and lunch, splitting is usually kinder to the kitchens and the group. Send a coffee pod to Backroads, a downtown lunch pod to Anglers or Main Street Tacos and a lake pod to The Landing or Pat’s Landing. Then reunite for dinner.

Cabin meals deserve equal status. Plan a taco bar, fish fry, soup-and-sandwich night or grill night around stations rather than one narrow serving line. Put drinks somewhere that does not block the refrigerator. Label allergy-safe food. Bring storage containers, foil, sharp knives, a meat thermometer and more ice than seems reasonable. Assign cleanup teams before dinner so the cook is not left alone with the aftermath.

Five worthwhile day trips from Hayward

1. Cable and Mt. Telemark Village

Cable is the easiest change-of-scene day. Pair a trail session at Mt. Telemark Village with the Cable Natural History Museum, which offers natural-history exhibits and programming tied to the forests, rivers and wildlife of the region. This works well when half the group wants exercise and the other half wants a shorter educational stop.

2. Namekagon River and Trego

The Namekagon River, part of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, runs through largely forested and rural country with shallow, rocky sections and generally modest rapids. The National Park Service describes the Big Bend-to-Trego segment as an easier 7.7-mile paddle that often takes two to four hours, depending on water and pace. Book enough outfitter capacity for the whole pod, check water levels and put dry clothes in the shuttle vehicle. The Trego visitor center adds exhibits, a park film and ranger trip-planning help.

3. Copper Falls State Park

Copper Falls State Park near Mellen rewards the drive with waterfalls, gorges and forest trails. The Doughboys loop is about 1.7 miles and includes stairs and uneven terrain; pets are not allowed on that trail. The DNR also identifies a shorter segment to a Copper Falls overlook for visitors needing a less demanding route. Check current conditions and vehicle-admission requirements, and do not promise the same loop to every person in a mixed-mobility group.

4. Bayfield and the Apostle Islands

Bayfield is a longer day, so leave early and keep the plan simple. Visit the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore visitor facilities, walk the waterfront and reserve an authorized Apostle Islands boat tour if the group wants to see the islands from the water. For 15 or more, book well ahead and keep a land-based alternative because wind and lake conditions can change the day.

5. Stone Lake in cranberry season

The Cranberry Festival is the headline, but Stone Lake also works as a compact fall drive when the group wants local food, rural scenery and a shorter outing. On festival day, agree on a departure time before anyone enters the vendor area. The person carrying the vehicle keys should not be the person most likely to keep shopping.

A four-day Hayward plan for 15-plus Cabintimers

Arrival day: Stop for groceries before reaching the cabin. Assign bedrooms, review dock and fire rules, post the Wi-Fi information and cabin address, then serve an easy make-ahead dinner. Do not schedule a restaurant after a long multi-car arrival.

Lake day: Split into fishing, cruising and shore pods. Meet for a dockside or cabin lunch. Leave the evening open for swimming, games, a grill dinner and sunset.

Hayward day: Start with staggered coffee, follow the downtown route, eat lunch in pods, visit the giant musky and finish with candy. If an annual festival or race is happening, make it the anchor and reduce the rest of the list.

Choose-your-own-adventure day: Offer one active track—CAMBA, Birkie trails, golf or paddling—and one easy track such as Wilderness Walk, shopping or a museum stop. Reunite for the reserved supper-club dinner.

Departure day: Use a written checkout list. Photograph the refrigerator shelves so food is not forgotten, count vehicle passengers, return watercraft gear and settle shared expenses before cars begin leaving.

The five Hayward large-group cabins that publish capacity for 15+

These are the Hayward-identified properties on the specified RentWisconsinCabins.com location page whose individual listings publish sleeping capacity of at least 15. Each has a different group shape, so choose by sleeping layout, shoreline, shared-space needs and the type of trip—not capacity alone.

The Old Chicago Club — sleeps 35

The Old Chicago Club – 15 Bedrooms & 8 Baths is the largest of the five, with 15 bedrooms and eight bathrooms under one roof. The listing describes more than 10,000 square feet on three acres along Lac Courte Oreilles, with roughly 300 feet of level sand frontage. A private dock, boat and trailer parking, an extra freezer and a large all-together layout make it a strong fit for reunions, fishing groups and celebrations that do not want bedrooms scattered across separate buildings. Pets are not accepted.

For a group this large, “under one roof” is a meaningful distinction. There is one primary gathering address, while 15 bedrooms give organizers room to separate early risers, children, light sleepers and late-night talkers. The published extra freezer can support a multi-day food plan, and the boat and trailer parking directly addresses fishing-party logistics. The listing places the property a short drive from Hayward, so a crew can run downtown, museum and restaurant pods without turning the day into a long road trip. It is listed for year-round stays, allowing the same high-capacity layout to serve lake trips, fall gatherings and winter groups.

Wilson Bay Lodge Resort: four six-person cabins — sleeps 24

Wilson Bay Lodge Resort: (4) Six Person Cabins uses four separate lakefront cabins on Lost Land Lake rather than one large house. Each cabin sleeps six and has two bedrooms, a kitchen, a screen porch and access to a dock. That arrangement can suit four households that want private morning and bedtime routines while sharing the same resort grounds. The listing also notes lawn games and a 14-foot fishing boat with oars. Lost Land is a no-wake lake connected to Teal Lake by channel. This is a seasonal property, and pets are not accepted.

The sleeping pattern is repeated across the four units: a queen bedroom, a bedroom with two twin beds and a hide-a-bed in the living area. Air conditioning and Dish TV are listed in each cabin. This is the only qualifying option here that deliberately divides the published group capacity among four cabins, so the trip leader should make cabin assignments before arrival and designate which porch or outdoor area will serve as the daily meeting point. Badminton, croquet, horseshoes and volleyball give non-anglers easy resort-day choices. The quiet-water setting favors fishing and slower lake time over high-speed boating.

Birch Point Lodge — sleeps 22

Birch Point Lodge pairs a main lodge with a separate guest cottage on the Tiger Cat Flowage chain. The listing describes 40 wooded acres, extensive shoreline, private trails, a private island and multiple docks. Inside, the gathering spaces include a great hall, chef’s kitchen, lounge, game room, wine cellar, fitness area and sauna. Kayaks and paddleboards broaden the activity mix. With eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms, it is suited to groups that place a high value on substantial common areas and bathroom count. Confirm any pontoon terms directly with the manager. Pets are not accepted.

The main lodge’s great hall is described with a 25-foot ceiling, hand-hewn trusses and a stone fireplace, giving the whole party an indoor place to assemble. Separate spaces—the lounge, game room, fitness area and sauna—also let the group spread out when weather turns. The cottage creates another sleeping zone, while the one-bathroom-per-bedroom count is useful for wedding guests and multi-family stays with competing morning schedules. On-property trails, shoreline and paddlecraft mean several activity pods can operate without driving. This is a year-round listing; organizers should still confirm which outdoor equipment and waterfront features are available for their season.

Chippewa View Lodge — sleeps 16

Chippewa View Lodge sits on the Chippewa Flowage with a published 5,600 square feet, a 3.6-acre lot and about 425 feet of shoreline. The listing describes two powered private docks, a sand beach, level yard, chef’s kitchen, five main-level bedrooms plus a bunk room, and six and a half bathrooms. A game room with arcade games, ping-pong, pool and foosball joins a large theater room, while canoes and kayaks support the lake day. Direct access to ATV and snowmobile trail riding makes it especially relevant to four-season recreation groups. Pets are not accepted.

Five bedrooms on the main level can reduce stair traffic for a group that assigns rooms around age or mobility, though guests should ask the manager specific accessibility questions rather than infer step-free access. The bunk room supplies a different sleeping zone for children, cousins or a rider group. The two docks help separate fishing setup from casual waterfront time, and power at the docks matters to boat owners who need to discuss charging or equipment needs. Between the theater, game room, beach and paddlecraft, the listing provides credible bad-weather and fair-weather options without requiring all 16 guests to choose the same activity.

Mosbaek Lake Lodge — sleeps 16

Mosbaek Lake Lodge is a five-bedroom, four-bath lodge on a 40-acre Mosbaek Lake property. The listing highlights walking paths, fishing, a private dock, pedal boat and a deck with a covered bar. Its circular tower room and telescope give the house a feature that works as well for quiet mornings as group stargazing. The lodge is also listed on ATV and snowmobile routes, and pets are considered. Its combination of contained lake setting, trails and indoor-outdoor gathering areas can serve multi-family groups that want activities on the property.

The published bed mix includes three kings, three queens, a queen sleeper and a futon, so it is worth assigning actual beds before guests claim rooms. The private dock and pedal boat support a contained lake day, while the property’s walking paths create an easy activity for guests who do not ride or fish. The covered bar can function as the outdoor rally point, and the tower adds a quieter retreat from the main gathering areas. Because pets are considered rather than automatically accepted, disclose the number, size and type of animals before booking and obtain the policy in writing. The property is listed for year-round use.

Property capacities, amenities, policies and seasonal availability can change. Confirm the current listing details, sleeping arrangement, watercraft terms, fees, minimum stay and accessibility needs directly with the property manager before booking.

The big-group planning checklist

Before paying a deposit, ask:

  • Is the published capacity for adults, total guests or a mix of adults and children?
  • Are all bedrooms and bathrooms in one building?
  • Which beds are private-room beds, bunks, sleepers or futons?
  • How many vehicles and boat trailers can park on site?
  • Are docks, beaches, paths and entrances level, stepped or sloped?
  • Which watercraft and personal flotation devices are included?
  • Are pets prohibited, accepted or considered case by case?
  • What are the quiet hours, fire rules and visitor limits?
  • Is the kitchen stocked with cookware for the actual group size?
  • What is the backup plan for outages, severe weather or poor air quality?

Then plan the trip itself:

  • One anchor activity per day
  • Two or three optional pods
  • A written car and boat roster
  • One reserved full-group meal
  • Groceries and ice assigned by household
  • Allergy-safe food labeled
  • A rainy-day bracket of games, museums and performances
  • Current trail, water and event conditions checked before departure
  • A shared map pin for the cabin and every meeting point
  • A cleanup and checkout team assigned before the final morning
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Hayward rewards groups that plan the structure and leave room for discovery. Choose the lake or trail experience that matters most, give different ages and interests permission to split up, and reunite around the dock, dinner table or fire at the end of the day.

When the lodging is right, the rest gets easier. Compare the qualifying Hayward properties on RentWisconsinCabins.com, contact the property manager or owner directly and ask the questions that matter to your group. Booking direct keeps the conversation close to the people who know the cabin, helps you verify the exact fit and can save the marketplace fees commonly added by third-party booking platforms.

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St. Germain is the kind of Northwoods town where a group can spend the morning fishing separate lakes, meet for lunch, divide again between a paved bike trail and a beach, then regroup around one long dinner table. That flexibility is the secret to planning here for 15, 20 or even 30-plus people. No single activity has to carry the whole trip.

The town sits among the lakes and forests of Vilas County, with direct access to boating, fishing, cycling, snowmobiling, ATV/UTV riding, golf and annual community events. St. Germain is active without feeling urban and connected without forcing everyone into the same itinerary. For a reunion, fishing crew, multi-family vacation, club trip or three-generation gathering, it gives people room to move—and a good reason to come back together at the cabin.

This guide is written for the person coordinating the whole group: the one counting beds, assigning meals, checking parking, finding an activity for the teenagers and making sure Grandpa is not expected to hike five miles before breakfast. Event schedules, trail conditions and business hours can change, so confirm the current details before traveling. The trip framework, however, works season after season.

Why St. Germain works especially well for groups of 15 or more

A St. Germain, WI large cabin is only half the equation. The destination also needs enough options to prevent a crowd from becoming a convoy all day.

St. Germain handles big groups well because its activities naturally break into smaller pods. Anglers can leave at first light while late sleepers head to breakfast. Cyclists can cover a long section of the Heart of Vilas trail while another group plays mini golf or takes the kids to the beach. In winter, experienced snowmobilers can ride a longer loop while newer riders visit the Snowmobile Hall of Fame or snowshoe at Awassa.

It is also easy to build in unstructured time. A group of 15 rarely moves at one speed, and a lake cabin gives people something worthwhile to do without loading a vehicle: cast from the dock, paddle, play cards, read on the deck, start dinner or sit near the fire. That breathing room is one reason a St. Germain stay can feel like a vacation instead of a field trip.

For the smoothest week, plan one anchor activity per day, one shared meal and plenty of optional branches.

St. Germain through the seasons

Summer: lake time, community traditions and long outdoor days

Summer is the most flexible season for a multi-generational group. Build the trip around water, then add one or two town events rather than scheduling every hour.

The St. Germain Flea Market is a warm-season Monday tradition at Community Park, with vendors selling antiques, crafts, produce, jewelry, food and Northwoods finds. It works particularly well for a big group because everyone can browse at a different pace, agree on a meeting point and reconvene for lunch. Monday Night Bingo is another easy all-ages outing when it appears on the seasonal calendar.

Other recurring warm-weather highlights include the Walk in the Woods Art Fair, themed Twilight Markets, Pedal in the Pines, townwide sales and the community’s Independence celebration with a parade, entertainment and fireworks. The nearby Plum Ski-ters water-ski shows in Sayner add a classic Northwoods evening to the itinerary. Check the Plum Ski-ters schedule before assigning a day.

The local’s approach is simple: choose the event first, then protect the rest of that day for the lake. Trying to combine a market, a long bike ride, a restaurant dinner and an evening show is how 15 relaxed people become 15 late people.

Fall: color, quieter water and festival weekends

Fall changes the pace without emptying the calendar. The forest roads become part of the attraction, boat traffic thins and cool mornings suit hiking, musky fishing and fireside breakfasts.

Colorama brings together makers, seasonal produce, music, food and family activities. It is often paired with other autumn happenings, giving a group several reasons to spend part of the day in town. ATV/UTV Fall Fest is aimed at trail riders, while the Greater Wisconsin Musky Tournament appeals to serious anglers and younger participants through catch-and-release competition on area waters. The North Woods Art Tour also returns in fall, opening working studios across Vilas and Oneida counties.

For a low-planning day, take a foliage drive toward Sayner and Boulder Junction, including the forested corridor associated with Rustic Road 60. Add a short trail walk and a supper-club reservation on the way back. Keep binoculars in the vehicle; the lake-and-pine landscape is excellent eagle country.

Winter: snowmobile culture with options off the sled

Winter is where St. Germain’s group-travel personality becomes unmistakable. The Bo-Boen Snowmobile Club maintains a broad local trail network connected to neighboring Northwoods communities, lodging and dining. Experienced crews can create full-day loops, while casual riders can choose shorter restaurant runs.

Do not plan only for riders. Awassa Nature Preserve offers groomed Nordic ski routes and snowshoeing, and its annual candlelight evening typically turns a short loop into a lantern-lit community gathering with a warming fire and refreshments. The Snowmobile Hall of Fame is worth visiting even for people who do not ride; its historic machines, racing memorabilia and library explain why snowmobiling matters so much here.

Signature winter traditions include the St. Germain Radar Run, Ride With the Champs and the Arrowhead Groomer Show. These are not interchangeable events: one highlights speed on the lake, one connects fans with celebrated riders and one focuses attention on the machines that make winter trails possible. Confirm ice conditions, routes and official schedules before building a trip around any of them.

For 15-plus guests, winter success depends on staging. Assign a gear zone, keep helmets and boots out of the kitchen, establish a fuel plan and make sure every rider has the same trail map and return time. The Vilas County Map It Vilas trail resources are useful for seasonal trail planning.

Spring: fishing, open space and Northwoods history

Spring suits groups that value elbow room more than a packed entertainment calendar. Anglers return as seasons open, trails wake up gradually and meals around the cabin table become a larger part of the experience.

The Classic Sled Roundup brings vintage snowmobiles and swap-meet energy to Community Park, proving that sled culture does not disappear when the snow does. Martinis in May offers food, music and a bartender competition at Whitetail Inn. Trail availability varies with thaw and surface conditions, so resist the temptation to ride or hike soft routes simply because the air is warm. Local clubs and land managers provide the reliable go/no-go information.

Spring is also the right time to arrange a fishing guide. A party of 15 will need multiple boats or staggered outings; book early, tell the outfitter the complete headcount and match guests by experience level rather than family unit.

Build the trip around the water—but give the group choices

St. Germain’s lake setting makes it easy to create three different kinds of water day.

The full-group lake day is based at the cabin. Put swimming, dock fishing, paddling, yard games and a shared lunch on the same loose schedule. This is the lowest-logistics option and often the day people remember best.

The split-water day sends smaller crews in different directions. Anglers leave early with local guides, paddlers explore close to shore and a boat crew takes a longer outing. Everyone returns for dinner and compares stories. For a group this size, confirm life-jacket quantities, watercraft limits, launch access and dock arrangements well before arrival.

The learn-something day pairs a guided fishing trip with a fish-cleaning lesson, shore lunch or evening cookout. Local services such as Last Cast Fishing Outfitters can help with current conditions and trip planning. One guide boat will not hold an entire large group, so ask about coordinating several guides.

Keep a written float plan at the cabin. List who is on each boat, the launch or shoreline being used and the expected return time. That small habit matters more with 15 people than it does with four.

Trails, bikes, golf and outdoor activities for mixed abilities

Heart of Vilas County Bike Trail

The Heart of Vilas County Bike Trail is one of the region’s best large-group assets: more than 50 miles of paved trail connect St. Germain with Sayner, Boulder Junction and communities farther west. Because riders can choose different distances, the trail works for serious cyclists, casual riders and families.

Start near the St. Germain Chamber and send a faster group toward Sayner while casual riders take a shorter out-and-back. Use a designated sweep rider, share the turnaround point in writing and avoid stopping the entire group across the trail. If the cabin does not provide enough bike storage, ask the property manager where bikes can be kept safely.

Awassa, Fern Ridge and Shannon Lake

Awassa Nature Preserve covers roughly 230 acres and offers several interconnected loops for walking, Nordic skiing and snowshoeing. Its shorter options make it a sound choice when the group contains different stamina levels. Fern Ridge adds a compact hiking/snowshoe route and mountain-bike trails, while the Shannon Lake system offers a more forest-focused excursion.

These are places to split into small groups, not to march 20 people in a single line. Pair guests by pace, set a return time and carry water even when the route looks short.

ATV and snowmobile touring

The St. Germain ATV Club trail maps help riders connect with neighboring towns and legal routes. Trail access is seasonal and can change with weather, maintenance or land-use rules. Follow posted signs rather than relying on an old screenshot or a route remembered from a previous trip.

For either motorized sport, appoint a lead rider and a sweep rider. Divide into manageable packs, agree on fuel and meal stops, and make every participant carry the cabin address. Confirm trailer parking and machine limits with the cabin manager before booking.

Golf and easygoing competition

The St. Germain Golf Club is an 18-hole course routed through red and white pines. A group can reserve consecutive tee times and create its own low-pressure team format.

For a shorter outing, 19th Hole Sports Bar & Grill combines food with a par-three course, mini golf and a game room. It is a practical choice when the group wants one destination but not one activity.

Elmer’s Fun Park offers another mix-and-match day with go-karts, bumper boats, mini golf, batting cages and guided horseback riding in season. Rather than asking 15 people to queue for every attraction together, divide by interest and choose a reunion time.

Annual events worth planning a group trip around

The best event for a large group is not necessarily the biggest event. It is the one that gives people several ways to participate.

  • St. Germain Flea Market: Easy for all ages, flexible arrival times and no need to keep the whole party together.
  • Walk in the Woods Art Fair: A strong choice for art buyers, photographers and guests who prefer a town day to a high-exertion outing.
  • Independence celebration: Parade, vendors, family activities, entertainment and fireworks create a full community day.
  • Colorama and fall festivities: Good for a reunion scheduled around foliage, makers, seasonal food and music.
  • Greater Wisconsin Musky Tournament: A natural anchor for an angling club or competitive family, with advance boat and guide planning.
  • St. Germain Radar Run and Ride With the Champs: Two strong reasons for snowmobile enthusiasts to base a winter weekend in town.
  • Awassa Trail by Candlelight: A welcoming winter event for non-riders and mixed-age groups.
  • Classic Sled Roundup: Vintage machines, history and swap-meet browsing without needing winter trail conditions.

For high-attendance weekends, reserve lodging, rentals and group meals farther ahead than usual.

Where a large group can eat in and around St. Germain

Northwoods dining is part of the trip, but seating 15 or more people requires a plan. Never assume that pushing tables together will be possible. Call ahead, give an honest headcount, arrive at the agreed time and ask whether the restaurant prefers one check, several family checks or individual payments.

Breakfast and coffee

Red Canoe Coffee Co. is a useful morning stop for espresso drinks, baked goods, breakfast and lunch. Its books, gifts and outdoor space let early risers linger, but a large party should order in smaller waves.

DJ’s Northwoods Family Restaurant serves homemade breakfast and lunch. For a crowd, consider sending the fishing crew early and the rest later, or call before arriving.

The smartest large-group breakfast may still be at the cabin. Set up a coffee station away from the stove, cook pancakes or eggs in batches and designate one dishwasher. Camps Fresh Market is the practical local stop for groceries and forgotten supplies.

Supper clubs and a true Northwoods evening

Clearview Supper Club overlooks Big St. Germain Lake and delivers the lake-view supper-club experience many visitors want, including fish fry, steaks and cocktails. Reservations are the right move.

Whitetail Inn operates at a scale suited to banquets and special occasions, making it an important call for a reunion dinner or milestone celebration. Ask about the current menu, room options and group policies.

Ohde’s Pub N Prime combines a supper-club menu with a more casual pub atmosphere and seasonal outdoor space.

Casual meals and activity-day stops

The Timbers Bar & Grill on Little St. Germain Lake can be reached by car and, in season, by boat, bike or snowmobile. That makes it a useful meal stop within an activity day.

The 19th Hole serves pizza and sandwiches alongside its recreation options. Original 420 offers another casual bar-and-grill choice.

For the cabin’s main group dinner, shop before everyone gets hungry. Tacos, a chili bar, grilled food and baked-potato stations scale better than 15 separate entrées. Label allergy-safe utensils, assign meal teams before the trip and give each team one dinner—not an entire day of kitchen duty.

Five day trips that still keep St. Germain as home base

1. Sayner: snowmobile history and a summer ski show

Sayner is close enough for a partial-day outing. The Vilas County Historical Museum connects local logging, community and snowmobile history, including the story of Carl Eliason’s early motor toboggan. In summer, pair the museum and a local meal with a Plum Ski-ters water-ski show.

This is a good arrival-day or departure-day excursion because it does not require the whole group to commit from dawn to dusk.

2. Eagle River: indoor play and more snowmobile culture

Eagle River gives families an indoor option at the Northwoods Children’s Museum, whose hands-on exhibits are designed for active exploration.

Snowmobile fans can add the World Snowmobile Headquarters. Divide the group between the museum, downtown shops and lunch, then meet at a fixed location rather than trying to park several vehicles together everywhere.

3. Minocqua and Woodruff: wildlife, zip lines and lumberjack traditions

Wildwood Wildlife Park is a broad-appeal outing for families and animal lovers. Groups looking for more motion can research Northwoods Zip Line, while a Scheer’s Lumberjack Show brings logrolling, chopping and Northwoods competition to the Woodruff arena. Published group guidance may offer an advance-reservation discount when the party reaches the stated threshold, so a group of 20 or more should ask.

Do not attempt all three in one day unless the group genuinely enjoys a schedule. One main attraction plus dinner on the return trip is usually enough.

4. Boulder Junction: a bike destination or easy downtown ramble

Boulder Junction is connected to St. Germain by the Heart of Vilas trail network, making it a satisfying destination for stronger cyclists. Drivers can meet the riders for lunch and browse the small downtown. The community’s downtown guide helps identify current stops.

For a mixed group, send one vehicle ahead with extra water, dry clothing and space for riders who decide not to pedal back.

5. Manitowish Waters: more trail miles and nature programming

Manitowish Waters expands a biking-focused itinerary and adds the North Lakeland Discovery Center’s nature-based setting. The area’s biking and hiking guide outlines paved and off-road options.

This is best for a group already comfortable spending meaningful time on the road or trail. Guests seeking a slower day may be happier staying at the St. Germain cabin, which is precisely why a large home base works.

Trip ideas for different kinds of large groups

Family reunions

Alternate active days with cabin days. Schedule one group photo, one shared supper and one all-ages event. Give each household private downtime and avoid mandatory matching shirts until after coffee.

Fishing groups

Organize boats by target species and experience. Reserve guides in parallel, confirm trailer parking and set up a cleaning and meal plan before the first fish comes in. A friendly biggest-fish board at the cabin keeps the whole group involved.

Snowmobile and ATV/UTV clubs

Property access, machine count, trailer parking and seasonal route status matter as much as bed count. Confirm each one directly. Divide large riding parties into smaller packs and create a check-in system.

Golf groups

Reserve consecutive tee times, then mix skill levels into teams. Add mini golf for the second round so non-golfers can join. A cabin with a large dining area and game room keeps the competition going after dark.

Multi-generational vacations

Choose one low-mobility-friendly outing each day. A market, lakeside meal, scenic drive or boat ride can be just as important as a trail. Ask the cabin manager specific questions about steps, bedroom locations and bathroom access; “large” does not automatically mean accessible.

Retreats and celebration weekends

Use the cabin for conversations, meals and informal sessions, but confirm occupancy, visitor, parking, noise and event policies before treating any vacation rental as a venue. For catered or formal gatherings, ask local restaurants and event businesses what they can support.

A flexible three-day St. Germain plan for 15-plus guests

Day one: settle in and learn the property

Arrive in household waves, assign bedrooms from a plan made in advance and complete one grocery run. Before anyone launches a boat or starts a machine, review the dock, fire, parking, pet and quiet-hour rules. Keep dinner simple, then hold a 10-minute trip huddle around the fire.

Day two: divide and reconvene

Send anglers out early. After breakfast, split the rest of the group between the Heart of Vilas trail, a local market or event, and an easy lake morning. Meet at the cabin for a late lunch. Use the afternoon for paddling, swimming and rest, then take the full party to a reserved supper-club dinner or cook together.

Day three: one shared adventure

Choose one activity the group can experience in parallel: Elmer’s, golf and mini golf, a snowmobile loop, Awassa trails or a Sayner day trip. Return early enough for a final lake hour and leftovers. End with a group photo and a written checkout plan, not a dawn scramble.

For a longer stay, alternate this rhythm: active day, cabin day, day trip, cabin day.

Every St. Germain cabin that sleeps 15 or more is listed here:

The complete RentWisconsinCabins.com St. Germain location page contains 117 rentals in and near the destination. Every 15+ large-group property is included below. Occupancy, bedroom use, seasonal spaces, pet rules and amenities can change, so verify the details with the owner or manager before reserving.

Indian Point Manor Estate — sleeps 36

For the biggest headcount, this Catfish Lake estate publishes nine bedrooms, seven bathrooms and room for 36. The six-acre property includes the historic main home, with additional carriage-house lodging described in the listing, plus a boathouse game room, tennis court, fire pit and large gathering spaces. A gourmet kitchen, generous place settings and a dramatic great room make it a serious reunion candidate. Confirm exactly which buildings are included in the quoted stay.

Birchwood Resort Lodge — sleeps 24

The lodge publishes eight bedrooms, four bathrooms and capacity for 24 on Little St. Germain Lake. Two living rooms give a crowd a way to separate by noise level, while the covered deck and lake access pull everyone back outside. Resort amenities and access to snowmobile and ATV routes broaden its seasonal appeal.

Eagles Bluff — sleeps 20

Eagles Bluff is a six-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath home on Lake Content with published capacity for 20. Its roughly 3,400 square feet, private sandy waterfront, dock and wooded acreage suit a group that wants space around the house as well as inside it. A second living area and mini-kitchen downstairs help households spread out. The Heart of Vilas trail, Awassa and Bo-Boen access make this a strong base for groups that arrive with bikes or sleds.

The Cove — sleeps 18

The Cove combines two cabins on Little St. Germain Lake: the larger Heron House and the seasonal Cardinal cabin. Together, the listing publishes six bedrooms, three bathrooms and capacity for 18. This two-building arrangement can work well for multiple families or guests with different sleep schedules. The private pier, fire pit, screened porch and lake setting support an easy stay-at-home day. Verify seasonal availability of the smaller cabin.

Birchwood Resort Cabin #1 — sleeps 17

Cabin #1 publishes six bedrooms, four bathrooms and room for 17. Its two-floor layout places three bedrooms and two bathrooms on each level, a useful arrangement for dividing a multi-family group. Large lake-facing windows, a resort beach and included paddle options make it a water-focused base. Pets are considered under the property’s current policy.

Towering Pines — sleeps 16

This Lost Lake home publishes four bedrooms, three bathrooms and capacity for 16. The listing highlights a long farm table seating 12 to 16, a recreation room with pool table and darts, a private pier, sandy frontage, fire pit, tennis and basketball courts. That combination is particularly useful when the group wants built-in competition without leaving the property. ATV and snowmobile trail access extends the use beyond summer.

Birchwood Resort Cabin #7 — sleeps 15

Cabin #7 publishes five bedrooms, three bathrooms and room for 15 on Little St. Germain Lake. The remodeled two-floor home includes access to the resort’s sandy beach and nonmotorized watercraft. Pets are considered. It fits a group that wants a standalone cabin while keeping shared resort recreation close.

Courtside Cabin — sleeps 15

Part of Idle Hours Resort, Courtside publishes five bedrooms, three bathrooms and capacity for 15 near Little St. Germain Lake. The bi-level floor plan places three bedrooms on the main floor and two in the walk-out level, with bathrooms on both. A deck, resort watercraft and snowmobile-trail access support several seasons. The current listing does not allow pets.

Bear’s Paw & Cottage — sleeps 15

Bear’s Paw pairs a main home with a seasonal guest cottage on Little St. Germain Lake and publishes five bedrooms, two bathrooms and capacity for 15. The cottage adds two private bedrooms and a bathroom when it is open, while a separate recreation room offers arcade games and a pool table. A fire pit, kayaks, sandy shoreline and direct ATV/snowmobile access give the property year-round group appeal. Confirm that the seasonal cottage is included for the planned stay.

Dragonfly Inn — sleeps 15

Dragonfly Inn publishes three bedrooms, two bathrooms and capacity for 15 on Big St. Germain Lake. Its open living area, cathedral ceiling, stone fireplace, large lower-level gathering room and screened porch give a crowd several shared spaces. The private dock, shared sand beach, playground and direct trail access work well for a family group balancing lake days with riding or cycling. The current listing does not allow pets.

Questions to ask before reserving a cabin for 15-plus people

Capacity is the beginning of the conversation, not the end. Ask the owner or manager:

  • Which beds are in private bedrooms, lofts, bunk areas or shared rooms?
  • Are any guest cottages, lower levels or bedrooms seasonal?
  • How many vehicles and trailers can park on site?
  • What boats, docks, paddles and personal flotation devices are included?
  • Are pets considered, and are there quantity, size or fee rules?
  • Is the property directly connected to the current ATV or snowmobile route?
  • Are there stairs between the kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms and waterfront?
  • What are the visitor, event, quiet-hour and outdoor-fire policies?
  • How large are the refrigerator, grill, dining table and hot-water system?
  • What must the group bring, and what is supplied?

Share the answers with every household. One clear trip document prevents a week of repeated texts.

One final piece of local advice

Do not judge a St. Germain group trip by how many attractions you complete. Judge it by whether people had choices and still came together.

Leave a morning open. Make one supper reservation. Let the serious riders take the long trail. Give the kids an afternoon at the dock. Put the Cabintimers in charge of the fire one evening. St. Germain is at its best when the lake, trail and town shape the rhythm without taking over the schedule.

Why book direct?

When the group is ready to compare lodging, start with the complete RentWisconsinCabins.com St. Germain cabin page. Booking directly with the participating owner or local manager gives you the best opportunity to confirm the details that matter to a group of 15 or more—and to avoid extra fees charged by third-party booking websites when applicable.

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Lake Michigan Mornings and Algoma Adventures at This Breezy Wisconsin Beach House. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner.

Lake Michigan Mornings and Algoma Adventures at This Breezy Wisconsin Beach House. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner.

Some lake houses make you choose between a wide-open water view and a quiet place to enjoy it. Beach House Overlooking Lake Michigan gives Cabintimers both. This two-story Algoma vacation rental sits on five acres with 224 feet of private Lake Michigan frontage. Upstairs, a screened porch with a hammock gives you a front-row seat for the breeze, the waves, and the changing color of the sky.

Those two features set the tone right away. There is space around you. Lake Michigan stretches across the horizon. The screened porch creates a comfortable place to stay outside longer, even when the air turns cool or a light rain moves through.

Around here, Lake Michigan sets the schedule. Mornings begin with pale light over the water. Afternoons bring fresh air through the windows. Evenings feel made for a fire and a slow conversation.

A Lake Michigan Vacation Rental for Smaller Groups

Beach House Overlooking Lake Michigan is set up for a small group of up to five Cabintimers. It has two private bedrooms and two full bathrooms, with one bathroom on each floor. Sleeping options include a queen bed, a full bed, and a queen sleeper sofa in the shared living area.

This arrangement works well for a couple traveling with children, two couples taking a Wisconsin shoreline trip, or a few close friends looking for time away from crowded resorts. Everyone has enough room to settle in without losing the comfortable feeling that makes a cabin trip different from a hotel stay.

Large second-story picture windows pull the Lake Michigan scenery into the house. The living room is bright and spacious. Seating is arranged around a natural wood fireplace, which becomes especially welcome during cool spring mornings and crisp fall nights.

The furnished kitchen includes the main appliances, cookware, utensils, dinnerware, a coffee maker, and a toaster. You can prepare a full breakfast before heading toward Algoma or put together an easy dinner after a day on the trails. The dining area seats six, so meals can stay casual and unhurried.

Rainy afternoons are covered too. The home includes a television, DVD player, and stereo system. Linens, bath towels, and swim towels are provided. A washer and dryer make longer stays easier.

Let the Lake Breeze Become Part of the Trip

One detail Cabintimers should know is that the house does not have air conditioning. It relies on the cooling breeze from Lake Michigan. Open windows and the upper screened porch help that fresh air move through the home.

For many guests, that becomes part of the experience. You hear the water. You notice shifts in the wind. Sleeping feels a little more like cabin life and a little less like staying in a sealed hotel room.

The screened porch may become your favorite room in the house. Bring coffee out in the morning. Stretch out in the hammock after lunch. Watch clouds build over the lake. Read while the wind moves through the screens.

Outside, guests have access to a patio, grill, and firepit. Boat and trailer parking is also available. That can be helpful for Cabintimers planning a fishing trip or bringing outdoor gear for a longer stay.

The property overlooks Lake Michigan, but travelers looking for a broad swimming beach can head about four miles into Algoma. Crescent Beach offers sand, shoreline access, and a boardwalk with views toward the red Algoma Pierhead Lighthouse.

Spend a Day Along the Algoma Waterfront

Algoma is the kind of Wisconsin harbor town where you can fill a day without rushing. Start with a walk along Crescent Beach. Continue onto the boardwalk. Watch fishing boats move through the harbor and look for the red lighthouse at the end of the pier.

Early risers should make the trip into town before breakfast at least once. Lake Michigan sunrises can turn the water pink, silver, orange, or deep blue within a matter of minutes. Bring a light jacket, even during summer. The shoreline air often feels cooler than it does inland.

Fishing has long been part of Algoma’s identity. Charter captains take anglers onto Lake Michigan in search of salmon and trout. Experienced Cabintimers can also look into local boat launches, marina services, and seasonal fishing conditions.

After time near the water, explore Algoma’s locally owned restaurants and shops. Stop by von Stiehl Winery, which opened in 1967 and holds Wisconsin Winery Permit No. 1. Its historic building sits near the waterfront, making it an easy addition to an afternoon in town.

A relaxed Algoma day might include the beach in the morning, lunch near the harbor, a winery visit, and a final walk before returning to the beach house. Back at the rental, dinner can go on the grill while the sky changes over Lake Michigan.

Hike or Bike the Ahnapee State Trail

The Ahnapee State Trail is one of the best reasons to bring walking shoes or bikes. A trail access point is located about a mile from the rental.

The crushed-limestone route stretches for 48 miles through northeastern Wisconsin. It follows portions of the Ahnapee and Kewaunee rivers. Along the way, the scenery moves between wooded areas, wetlands, open farmland, and quiet stretches filled with native plants and wildlife.

Cabintimers do not need to cover the whole trail. An easy out-and-back ride can still provide a full morning outdoors. Walk a shaded section, watch for birds along the river, or pack water and continue toward one of the nearby communities.

Parts of the Ahnapee corridor also overlap with the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. This gives hikers a chance to explore one of Wisconsin’s best-known long-distance trail systems without planning a major expedition.

The trail remains open year-round. Uses vary by section and season. Warmer months bring hikers, cyclists, and horseback riders. Snow can bring cross-country skiers and snowmobilers. Check current trail rules and conditions before heading out.

Take a Door County Day Trip

Beach House Overlooking Lake Michigan also gives Cabintimers a quieter home base near the southern end of the Door Peninsula. Door County destinations begin roughly 30 minutes north, depending on where you plan to stop.

Sturgeon Bay is a natural first outing. Explore the waterfront, browse local shops, visit galleries, or continue farther onto the peninsula. Returning south at the end of the day brings you back to a calmer stretch of the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Whitefish Dunes State Park is another worthwhile stop. This day-use park protects a large Great Lakes dune landscape on the eastern side of Door County. Trails pass through forest and dune environments before reaching views of Lake Michigan.

Cabintimers can also combine several stops into one scenic drive. Spend the morning hiking, stop for lunch in a Door County community, and return to Algoma before sunset. You get the activity of a Door County day without giving up the space and privacy of the beach house.

South of the rental, Kewaunee offers another harbor-town outing. The drive follows the Lake Michigan side of Kewaunee County, with farmland and water views appearing along the way. This makes a good half-day trip when you want to explore without spending hours in the car.

A Different Experience in Every Season

Summer brings beach walks, charter fishing, biking, and long evenings outdoors. The Lake Michigan breeze often keeps the shoreline cooler than inland Wisconsin, especially after sunset.

Fall may be the most peaceful time to stay. Trees surrounding the property begin to change color. The fireplace feels good after a hike. Door County traffic slows after the busiest summer weeks, and local drives become part of the experience.

Cool spring days are well suited to hiking, wildlife watching, and quiet time near the windows. Lake Michigan can look calm one hour and powerful the next. That changing weather gives the house a different mood from morning to evening.

The rental is listed as seasonal, pet-free, and non-smoking. A three-night minimum applies. Cabintimers should confirm current dates, policies, and water access details directly with the owner before making travel plans.

Book direct

Book Direct and Keep Your Wisconsin Cabin Trip Local

Booking directly connects you with the person who knows the rental and the Algoma area. You can ask about the lakefront, boat parking, seasonal conditions, nearby trail access, and what to pack. You receive local knowledge before arrival instead of relying on answers from a distant booking platform.

Direct booking also means no middleman and no added traveler service fee from a large third-party marketplace. More of your vacation budget stays available for fishing charters, local meals, winery stops, and another night near the lake.

That direct connection matters on a Great Lakes trip. Weather can change. Water conditions can shift. Seasonal business hours may vary. An owner or local manager can help you prepare for the stay you are actually taking.

Visit the Beach House Overlooking Lake Michigan listing on RentWisconsinCabins.com. Send an inquiry directly to the owner, ask about open dates, and picture your next morning in that upstairs screened porch with Lake Michigan stretching out in front of you.

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The property specifications and nearby distances come from the direct rental listing. (Rent Wisconsin Cabins) The Ahnapee State Trail is a 48-mile, year-round route connecting Algoma with nearby northeastern Wisconsin communities, and sections coincide with the Ice Age Trail. (Wisconsin DNR) Von Stiehl identifies itself as Wisconsin’s oldest licensed winery, opened in 1967. (von Stiehl Winery) Whitefish Dunes State Park protects Door County’s Lake Michigan dune environment and offers extensive hiking trails. (Wisconsin DNR)