It’s Cabin Time in Minocqua, Wisconsin: A Cabintimer Guide for Every Kind of Traveler

It’s Cabin Time in Minocqua, Wisconsin: A Cabintimer Guide for Every Kind of Traveler

Hey Cabintimers, Cabin Joe here.

If you’ve ever looked at a map of Minocqua and thought, “Is that a town… or a floating log cabin?” you’re not wrong. Minocqua is the famous Island City surrounded by a chain of sparkling lakes and more water than your cooler after the ice melts. The area has thousands of lakes and is proudly nicknamed Nature’s Original Waterpark—all natural, no wristbands required.

On our Minocqua, WI page at RentWisconsinCabins, you’ll find dozens of area cabins, cottages, condos, log homes, and resorts—58 vacation rentals near this location the last time I checked. Many sit right on the Minocqua Chain of Lakes or on quiet nearby waters, with private docks, decks, and firepits that define what we call Cabin Time.

Let’s walk through how different types of Cabintimers can experience Minocqua: families, multi-family groups, couples, ladies’ trips, guys’ trips, solo wanderers, and those of us who believe dogs are people too. I’ll name-drop lakes, marinas, trails, and favorite local spots so you can build a real-deal itinerary—not just “we saw the lake from the car.”


Why Minocqua Is Prime Cabin Time

The Minocqua Chain of Lakes links Lake Minocqua, Kawaguesaga Lake, Tomahawk Lake, Mid Lake, Little Tomahawk, and Mud Lake—roughly 6,000 acres of water and more than 15 miles of shoreline. There are public boat landings on Lake Minocqua, Kawaguesaga, and Tomahawk, plus docks near Torpy Park so you can boat right into town for ice cream or lunch.

You can:

  • Cruise by pontoon, ski boat, or fishing rig
  • Tie up at waterfront restaurants like The Thirsty Whale, Minocqua Yacht Club, or Lakeside Grill
  • Watch the legendary Min-Aqua Bats Water Ski Show from shore or from your boat
  • Fish for bass, musky, walleye, and panfish in coves and channels

Area business like The Beacons of Minocqua, Minocqua Pontoon Cruises & Rentals, and Your Boat Club at BJ’s Sportshop rent pontoons, ski boats, and fishing boats—many with half-day to weekly options and some delivery to landings.

On land, you’ve got the Bearskin State Trail starting right in downtown Minocqua, plus miles of Nordic ski and snowshoe trails, snowmobile corridors, and access to the Northern Highland–American Legion State Forest. This is four-season Cabin Time: paddleboards in July, snowmobiles in January, and s’mores in… well, all of the above.

On our Minocqua cabin page you’ll see options like lakeside condos close to downtown (think Island Cove #1), roomy log homes at Booth Lake Landing, and big modern homes like The Glass Tree House from Hiller Vacation Homes—plus plenty of cabins in Arbor Vitae, Woodruff, Hazelhurst, and Lac du Flambeau just a short drive away. rentwisconsincabins.com

Now let’s dial in your group.


Cabin Time for Families with Kids

Minocqua is one of those towns where kids crash hard at night because they’ve been running, splashing, and whooping all day. If you’re traveling with kids, look for:

  • Lakeside cabins or condos on Lake Minocqua or nearby lakes so you can sneak in morning coffee on the dock while they hunt for minnows.
  • Places with private piers, sandy frontage, and firepits—many Minocqua rentals on our page offer exactly this.

Kid-Approved Things To Do

  • Torpy Park – Right downtown on Lake Minocqua with a sandy beach, roped swim area, playground, and picnic shelters. Easy walk to ice cream, fudge shops, and downtown stores. Wanderlog
  • Min-Aqua Bats Water Ski Show – A free, high-energy ski show with pyramids, jumps, and barefoot skiing. Grab a bench or watch from your boat—kids absolutely eat this up. Wanderlog
  • Wildwood Wildlife Park & Nature Center and Northwoods Wildlife Center – Hands-on animal encounters and educational exhibits—great for a half-day when the little ones need something different from beach time.
  • Holiday Acres – Go-karts, mini golf, pony rides, and horseback riding in one spot. Kids can burn off energy while adults practice their mini-golf “form.”
  • The Waters of Minocqua – A hotel with an indoor water park and arcade; even if you’re staying in a cabin, day passes can turn a rainy day into a win.
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Evenings? Fire up the grill at your cabin, roast s’mores, and tell the kids the loon calls are just “Northwoods bedtime music.”


Cabin Time for Multi-Family & Large Groups

This is where Minocqua shines. If you’re planning a family reunion, multi-family vacation, or buddies-and-kids mega trip, you’ll find:

  • Large homes like Booth Lake Landing’s Log Home or Garden Home—multi-bedroom places that sleep 9–10 with multiple baths, big kitchens, and shared yards for yard games. rentwisconsincabins.com
  • Spacious stays like The Glass Tree House (4 beds, 3 baths) that work for several couples plus kids.

Group-Friendly Activities

  • Pontoon day – Rent a pontoon from The Beacons of Minocqua or Minocqua Pontoon Cruises & Rentals. Load coolers, kids, grandparents, and a Bluetooth speaker. Cruise Lake Minocqua, Kawaguesaga, and Tomahawk Lake, stopping at waterfront restaurants and sandbars.
  • Bearskin State Trail ride – Load up bikes or strollers and hop on the old rail corridor right from downtown. Mostly flat, super scenic, and easy for mixed ages.
  • On-trail dining – Minocqua’s trail networks and lakes link to bars, grills, and supper clubs; snowmobilers especially love that they can sled right up to dinner in winter.
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With multiple families, I love booking a cluster of cabins at one resort or on the same lake—kids bounce between docks while each family still has its own evening quiet time once the door closes. Big shared lawns are perfect for bean-bag tournaments, volleyball, or that chaotic group photo Grandma insists on.


Cabin Time for Couples

If your perfect trip is more “sunset clinks and quiet paddles” than “who left the juice box on the dock,” Minocqua is a fantastic couples’ escape.

Where to Stay

Look for:

  • Smaller lakefront cabins or condos with decks and good sunset exposure on Lake Minocqua or quieter lakes in Arbor Vitae and Hazelhurst.
  • Cabins with screen porches, fireplaces, and whirlpool tubs if you’re chasing cozy over chaos.

Romantic Things To Do

  • Sunset cruise – Rent a small pontoon or fishing boat for an evening, cruise through the channels, and anchor out while the sky turns pink over Lake Minocqua and Tomahawk Lake.
  • Supper clubs & water-view dining – Book a table at classic spots like Norwood Pines Supper Club, where there’s even a local ghost legend, or toast the sunset at water-view restaurants such as The Thirsty Whale or Lakeside Grill.
  • Trail dates – Walk or bike the Bearskin State Trail, pausing on old railroad trestles to watch loons and kayakers glide by.
  • Stargazing from the dock – Northwoods skies on a clear night can be unreal. Pack a blanket, pour something bubbly, and see how many constellations you can (mis)identify.
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Winter couples? Swap the boat for cross-country skis at Minocqua Winter Park, then warm up in town with craft beer at Minocqua Brewing Company and a hearty meal.


Cabin Time for Groups of Women

Ladies, this one’s for you: sisters, college friends, moms’ groups, bachelorettes who prefer pine trees to nightclubs.

Your Ideal Cabin

  • A stylish home or condo near downtown so you can walk to shops, coffee, and restaurants.
  • Or a spa-vibe lake home with a big kitchen, deck, and maybe a fire table—perfect for charcuterie and drinks after a day on the water.
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Girls’ Trip Ideas

  • Shop & sip downtown – Browse boutiques, art, and outdoor gear, then grab brunch or coffee at local cafés before wandering the Island City streets and lakefront.
  • Lake day + patio night – Rent a pontoon, spend the afternoon swimming and sunning, then dock for dinner at a waterfront restaurant. The Thirsty Whale is a lively pick with games, pub food, and a view of the ski show.
  • Spa & rainy-day fun – Schedule massages or mani/pedis in town, then hit The Waters of Minocqua’s indoor water park and arcade if you want to let your inner child loose.
  • Wine, beer & s’mores night – Grab local brews from Minocqua Brewing Company, pair with a lakeside fire at your cabin, and solve all the world’s problems under the stars.

Pro tip: Multi-bedroom homes like The Glass Tree House or Booth Lake Landing properties work wonderfully for a big group of women—everyone gets a real bed, and you’re not fighting over one bathroom while someone’s curling their hair.


Adventure Cabin Time for Groups of Men

Guys’ trip? Minocqua speaks your language: hunting, fishing, boats, trails, meat, repeat.

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Look for:

Classic Guys’ Trip Activities

  • Serious fishing – The Minocqua Chain is ranked among the top bass fisheries in the Midwest, with excellent musky, pike, and walleye action too. Hire a local guide or run your own boat and work weed edges, humps, and channels.
  • Boat + bar circuit – Rent a pontoon or ski boat and “lake-hop” to places like the Thirsty Whale, Minocqua Yacht Club, and Lakeside Grill. Dock, grab a burger or Friday fish fry, then move on. Designated captain required—loons are watching.
  • Snowmobile or ski weekend – In winter, Minocqua offers groomed snowmobile trails, cross-country skiing at Minocqua Winter Park, and ice fishing shacks scattered across local lakes. rentwisconsincabins.com

Back at the cabin, you’ve got grills for big cuts of meat, firepits for late-night storytelling, and enough space that nobody has to share a twin bed unless they lost a bet.


Cabin Time for Solo Travelers

Traveling solo might be the purest form of Cabin Time: you pick the lake, the schedule, and the bedtime.

Ideal Stays

  • A small cabin or condo on a quiet lake, where you can sip coffee at dawn and watch fog lift off the water.
  • Or a walkable downtown condo like Island Cove #1, so you can wander to coffee shops, Torpy Park, and the Bearskin Trail without moving your car.

Solo-Friendly Things To Do

  • Hike or bike the Bearskin State Trail – Perfect for long reflective walks or rides with lake and wetland views.
  • Paddle at your own pace – Rent a kayak or SUP from local outfitters and explore bays, channels, and quiet morning waters.
  • Work-from-cabin days – Many rentals have Wi-Fi; set up on the deck and upgrade your “office” soundtrack to loons and waves.
  • Bar stool dinners – Grab a solo seat at Minocqua Brewing Company or a supper club, chat with locals, and ask about their favorite secret lakes.
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If solitude is your goal, lean toward cabins in Hazelhurst, Arbor Vitae, or smaller nearby lakes where nighttime is mostly crickets and the occasional distant boat motor.


Cabin Time for Travelers with Pets

Dogs may not understand “Island City,” but they know “cabin with a lake” better than anyone.

The Minocqua area has plenty of pet-friendly cabins and lodging, plus dog-friendly parks and trails. There’s even a Lakeland Area Dog Park not far from some cabin clusters, and lots of forest roads and paths for leashed walks.

Booking with Pets in Mind

On our Minocqua page, look for rentals labeled “pets considered” or “pet friendly”—including cabins around Arbor Vitae, Woodruff, and Lac du Flambeau—so your four-legged friend can join dock time and evening fires. Some rentals have big yards or easy access to quiet forest roads, perfect for morning walks.

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Pet-Friendly Fun

  • Lakefront lounging – Many cabins have gradual shorelines where dogs can splash. Always check rules with your owner/manager, and bring towels—they will roll in the sand.
  • Forest exploring – The Northern Highland–American Legion State Forest and local trails offer miles of scenery; just keep pups leashed and pick up after them.
  • Town time – Some patios and outdoor spaces are dog-friendly (call ahead), and Torpy Park’s open areas are great for a stroll between the car and the cabin.

Travel tip from Cabin Joe: pack a dog towel, an extra sheet for the couch or bed (if allowed), and a long lead so your pup can lounge while you grill.


Book Direct & Live Like a Local

Minocqua isn’t a place you “do” in a couple quick hours. It’s a town you settle into—where your cabin becomes part of the trip: morning casts off your dock, lazy lunches on the deck, kids cannonballing while the grill warms up, snowmobilers pulling up to the bar in February.

On our Minocqua, WI cabins & resorts page, you can:

  • Compare unique cabins, cottages, condos, and resorts
  • Talk directly with owners and local managers
  • Skip big-site traveler fees and stretch your budget toward more boat rentals, ice cream, or another night around the fire

Whether you’re herding kids, reuniting the whole clan, sneaking away as a couple, or letting the dog pick the dock, Minocqua is ready for your version of Cabin Time.

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Clear Lake, Full Hearts: Meet Tremolo Shores in Tomahawk, WI. Now Taking Direct Bookings Through RentWisconsinCabins.com!

Clear Lake, Full Hearts: Meet Tremolo Shores in Tomahawk, WI. Now Taking Direct Bookings Through RentWisconsinCabins.com!

Cabintimers, say hello to a true Northwoods crowd-pleaser on a private, crystal-clear lake. Tremolo Shores is a 5-bedroom, 3-bath log cabin for up to 12 guests on two wooded acres with 185+ feet of gradual, sandy shoreline. Two standout perks set the tone right away: an onsite 22′ pontoon available to rent in summer and an EV charger in the garage. Add in a movie room, arcade game, and ping-pong table, and the whole crew—from tiny anglers to night-owl teens—has something to smile about.

Why Cabintimers love this Tomahawk retreat

  • Swim-friendly shoreline: The sand-bottom shallows next to the dock are awesome for wading, floating, and sandcastle duty.
  • Boats & toys included: Paddle the lake with two kayaks, a paddle boat, and a huge swim mat; upgrade to the pontoon for lazy laps at sunset.
  • Space for everyone: Four queen bedrooms, a twin room with XL twins, plus a futon. Three full baths keep mornings smooth.
  • Rain plan approved: The finished lower level’s movie room + arcade + ping-pong keeps the fun rolling when skies turn gray.
  • All-season basecamp: Direct lake access for ice fishing, a short hop to the snowmobile trails that cross Clear Lake and connect to the Hiawatha/Bearskin systems, and plenty of truck/trailer parking.
  • Easy comforts: Central A/C, fast Wi-Fi, wood fireplace, fully stocked kitchen, large dining table for 10 plus extra seating, outdoor dining, grill, fire pit, and a lakeside play set.
  • Allergy-friendly: No pets or emotional support animals are allowed to keep the space comfortable for sensitive guests.

Fun fact: “Tremolo” is the loon’s wild “crazy laugh” call—you’ll hear it echo across the lake on calm summer nights.

Location details you’ll actually use

You’re on Clear Lake (259 acres; private—no public launch), just minutes from downtown Tomahawk and roughly 30 minutes to Minocqua and Rhinelander. It’s quiet enough for coffee on the deck, yet central to classic Northwoods fun.

Things to do nearby

  • Hiawatha & Bearskin State Trails: Bike the lakes-and-forest corridors right from the neighborhood side of Clear Lake. Come winter, these connect to popular sled routes—ride from the cabin.
  • Tomahawk River & Lake Nokomis Flowage: Paddle mellow stretches, cast for walleye and bass, or pull up to a sandbar picnic.
  • Downtown Tomahawk: Grab breakfast at a local café, browse Main Street shops, and catch summer waterski shows on the Wisconsin River.
  • Rhinelander: Snap a photo with the Hodag, hike riverside loops at Almon Park, and sample a flight at Rhinelander Brewing.
  • Minocqua day trip: Wildwood Wildlife Park for the kids, lakefront dining, and seasonal events on the island. In winter, head to Minocqua Winter Park for XC skiing and tubing.

Who this cabin suits best

  • Multi-family gatherings: Two living levels, a big yard, and separate hangout zones.
  • Anglers & lake lovers: Panfish for the kids, game fish for the grown-ups, and calm water for paddling.
  • Snowmobile squads: Trailer parking on-site and fast access to groomed trails.
  • EV drivers: Charge overnight, spend daylight on the water.
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Booking tips (save big by going direct)

Tremolo Shores launched as a direct book property and earns consistent 5-star reviews. Booking with the owners means no service fees, real-time answers, and local insight on where to ride, fish, and dine. Check availability, rates, and the summer pontoon rental details straight from the source.

Ready to start planning? Visit the Tremolo Shores listing to book directly with the owners and lock in your Northwoods lake time without the middleman.


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Eve & Pine: A Northwoods Lake House Where Cabintimers Can Stay, Relax & Play. A Listing Partner on RentWisconsinCabins.com Since 2023!

Eve & Pine: A Northwoods Lake House Where Cabintimers Can Stay, Relax & Play. A Listing Partner on RentWisconsinCabins.com Since 2023!

If “lake time” is your love language, Eve & Pine delivers it from sunrise swims to starry-night fires. This four-bedroom, 3.5-bath lake home near Minocqua is built for group memory-making—bring the whole crew (up to 14), the fishing rods, and yes, the dog. Inside you’ll find an airy open-concept main level, a basement bar for game nights, and a cozy 3-season porch for that first cup of coffee. Outside, the shoreline is sand-bottom and swimmer-friendly—exactly what families hope for on a full-rec Northwoods lake.

Why Cabintimers love this spot

Eve & Pine sits about 14 minutes from downtown Minocqua, so you can split your days between quiet on the water and the energy of town. Fast Starlink Wi-Fi keeps remote workers and teens happy; evenings flow from grilling on the deck to stories by the firepit. Two king bedrooms, a queen, and a loft with two full-over-full bunks make bedtime easy for mixed-age groups. Four TVs mean nobody argues over the game.

Your lake, your pace

You’re on Shishebogama Lake with access to Gunlock—known for clear water, bays made for exploring, and classic Northwoods fishing: musky, walleye, bass, and panfish. With 700 acres to roam (max depth ~42 feet), bring the boat or rent one nearby and spend the day hopping between coves. When the wind dies at sunset, the water turns to glass—perfect for a lazy paddle.

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Minutes to Minocqua fun

When it’s time to play in town, don’t miss:

  • Wildwood Wildlife Park & Safari — home to 1,700+ animals and hands-on encounters the kids will talk about all year. wildwoodwildlifepark.com
  • Min-Aqua Bats Water Ski Shows — legendary, free summer shows on Lake Minocqua (Wed/Fri/Sun at 7 pm in season). Arrive early and cheer on the pyramids. Min-Aqua Bats Water Ski Show+1

Winter Cabintimers, you’re in luck: this corridor is a snowmobile playground, and Eve & Pine’s location puts you close to trails and frozen-lake fun. (Anglers, bring the tip-ups.)

Straight talk on booking

Skip the third-party markups. When you book directly with the owner or local manager, you avoid service fees, get better answers to local questions, and keep your dollars in the community. Eve & Pine is listed on RentWisconsinCabins.com—a direct-booking marketplace built for Cabintimers like you.

Quick specs Cabintimers ask about

  • Sleeps: up to 14
  • Bedrooms: 4 (2 kings, 1 queen, loft with two full-over-full bunks)
  • Baths: 3.5
  • Perks: Starlink internet, lakeside deck, basement bar, 3-season porch, washer/dryer, dishwasher, multiple TVs, firepit
  • Lake vibe: sand frontage on a full-rec system; great swimming off the shore
  • Distance to town: ~14 minutes to Minocqua; the zoo is ~8 minutes from the property
  • Pet policy: pet friendly (confirm details when booking)

Cabintimer tips

  • Morning: Paddle the quiet bays of Shishebogama before boat traffic. Cast for smallmouth along rocky points by mid-morning. Wisconsin DNR
  • Afternoon: Head to Minocqua for ice cream and a stroll down Oneida Street’s shops.
  • Evening: Grill on the deck, then walk down for a golden-hour swim. If you’re in town on show days, cap it with the Min-Aqua Bats at 7 pm. Min-Aqua Bats Water Ski Show

Ready to line up your Northwoods plans? Visit the Eve & Pine rental page and book direct—no middleman, no service fees, just real cabin time with local expertise guiding your stay.

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Hiller Vacation Homes: Lakefront Cabins, Boat Rentals & Four‑Season Fun in Wisconsin’s Northwoods. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2017!

Hiller Vacation Homes: Lakefront Cabins, Boat Rentals & Four‑Season Fun in Wisconsin’s Northwoods. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2017!

Cabintimers, this is your sign to head north. Hiller Vacation Homes sets you up with lakefront cabins and spacious vacation homes across Eagle River, St. Germain, Minocqua, Three Lakes, and beyond. Book direct with a local team. Skip the service fees. Get answers from real people who know the trails, boat landings, and the best fish fry in town. Find owner and manager contact information on RentWisconsinCabins.com.

From classic two‑bedroom cabins to sprawling nine‑bedroom estates, Hiller’s portfolio fits everything from a quiet couples’ escape to a big family reunion. Many homes sit right on the water. Sunrises over the pier. Loons calling at night. Coffee on the deck while the kids cast the first line of the day.

Why Cabintimers book with Hiller

Hiller Vacation Homes focuses on lake time. You’ll find properties on sought‑after lakes in the Northwoods with private piers, fire pits, and full kitchens. Need space for a crowd? Look for multi‑level layouts, bunk rooms, and big great rooms where everyone can gather. Traveling with a pup? Use the pet‑friendly filter and bring the whole pack.

Want high‑end finishes and extra perks? Explore the Signature Series. These standout homes offer upscale touches, sweeping water views, and resort‑style comforts—all backed by Hiller’s local team and concierge‑level help.

Make it a true lake trip with marine rentals

Hiller can outfit your stay with pontoon boats, bass boats, kayaks, and stand‑up paddleboards. Keep the group together on a roomy pontoon. Chase walleye and musky from a bass boat. Or glide into a quiet bay by kayak at sunset. Booking your watercraft with the same local crew keeps things simple, so your vacation stays all about the water.

Where to stay (and play)

Eagle River This is legendary lake country. The 28‑lake chain delivers miles of cruising, sandbars for swimming, and year‑round fishing. Wander Main Street for ice cream and sweet shops. Fall brings cranberry season and festive events. Winter turns the area into a playground with cross‑country trails and a storied snowmobile scene.

St. Germain Pick your pace here. Pedal the Heart of Vilas County Bike & Hike Trail for smooth miles through tall pines and lakes. In winter, visit the Snowmobile Hall of Fame and ride a well‑marked network that links to hundreds of miles of trails. St. Germain also has family‑friendly beaches and easy lake access—perfect for a first paddleboard session or a lazy pontoon afternoon.

Minocqua Minocqua is known for serious time on the water. Spend your days boating, skiing, paddling, and casting. When snow flies, Minocqua Winter Park delivers groomed trails for cross‑country skiing, fat biking, snowshoeing, and a tubing hill on select days. It’s a solid home base for winter fans and summer lake‑hoppers alike.

Three Lakes On the south end of the world‑famous chain, Three Lakes serves up a quieter vibe with endless coves to explore. Pack a picnic and cruise between lakes. Hike or ride into the nearby national forest. Even on a busy weekend, you can find a calm stretch of shoreline.

Resort lodging with a Northwoods feel

Prefer a classic resort setting with cabins close together and easy on‑site amenities? Hiller also offers resort stays through Birchwood Resort, Elbert’s Resort on Little St. Germain Lake, Hiller’s Pine Haven, Woodhill Resort on the Minocqua Chain, and Wilderness Bay Lodge & Resort on the Cisco Chain just over the border in Michigan’s U.P. You still book direct with local pros, and you still get that authentic up‑north experience.

Trip‑planning tips for Cabintimers

Summer brings warm water, long days, and nightly campfires. Book early if you want a specific lake or a pontoon rental for a holiday week.

Fall means crisp mornings, glass‑calm paddles, and a blaze of color on the shoreline. It’s a favorite time for anglers and hikers.

Winter is king in the Northwoods. Bring the sleds, wax the skis, and pair your cabin with a hot cocoa trail stop and a night around the fireplace.

Spring is quiet, budget‑friendly, and packed with wildlife sightings. Great for remote work weeks and long weekends.

How to book (and save)

Go straight to the source. Book directly with Hiller Vacation Homes to avoid traveler fees, get transparent rates, and tap into local knowledge. Ask about pet‑friendly stays, trailer parking for snowmobiles, and pairing a cabin with a pontoon or fishing boat. Cabintimers know: no middleman means more money left for bait, gas, and ice cream runs.

When you’re ready, browse Eagle River vacation rentals, St. Germain cabins, Minocqua lakefront rentals, and Three Lakes cabins—then lock in the dates before someone else does.

Ready to plan? Visit Hiller Vacation Homes and book direct for best rates and the most up‑to‑date availability.

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Two Ways to Unplug at Camp Flambeau on Wisconsin’s Fence Lake! Listed on RentWisconsinCabins.com Since 2021.

Two Ways to Unplug at Camp Flambeau on Wisconsin’s Fence Lake! Listed on RentWisconsinCabins.com Since 2021.

Cabintimers, pack the cooler and point your compass north. Camp Flambeau sits on wide‑open Fence Lake, part of a ten‑lake chain near Lac du Flambeau. Two standalone cottages—Loyola and Marquette—offer different takes on classic Northwoods comfort, each with its own lakeside hangout space and quick access to all‑sports water fun.

Loyola Cottage sleeps five in two bedrooms. A fresh remodel added a roomy shower and brightened the open living area. Slide into the deck chairs at dusk to watch the sky change colors, then roast s’mores at the firepit. Your stay includes a shared dock, kayaks, and a paddle boat. Smart TV and Wi‑Fi keep the crew connected when the weather rolls in.

Marquette Cottage hosts up to six guests. The kitchen is stacked with new appliances and a long breakfast counter. Big windows wrap the dining table so every meal comes with a lake view. Step outside to a patio with a gas grill, picnic table, and a sunset that steals the show. A private dock is waiting for your fishing rig, and the cottage is pet‑friendly, so four‑legged pals don’t miss out.

Each cabin has garage parking, onsite laundry, and court time for tennis or hoops. Bring the bikes, ATVs, or snowmobiles—trails lace the surrounding forest in every season. Spend the day fishing musky, wakeboarding, or paddling through the clear water, then watch eagles glide overhead as loons call it a night.

When you’re ready to explore, the small‑town trio of Minocqua, Woodruff, and Lac du Flambeau is only 15 minutes away. Catch Fred Sheer’s Lumberjack Show, roll the dice at Lake of the Torches Casino, or wander Wildwood Wildlife Park. Refuel at a classic Wisconsin supper club and finish with maple‑glazed doughnuts from the Minocqua bakery.

Skip the extra fees and talk straight to the owners. Booking direct means no middleman, lower cost, and local tips that turn a good vacation into a story you’ll tell for years.

Ready for cabin time? Visit Camp Flambeau on RentWisconsinCabins.com since 2021 – lock in your dates.

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Cedaroma Resort: 10 St. Germain, WI Cabins for Year-Round Lakeside Fun

Cedaroma Resort: 10 St. Germain, WI Cabins for Year-Round Lakeside Fun

Welcome to Cedaroma Resort in St. Germain, Wisconsin – a cozy haven of 10 cabin rentals on the shores of Little Saint Germain Lake. We’re excited to share that all ten of Cedaroma’s cabins are now listed on RentWisconsinCabins.com, one of 12 regional It’s Cabin Time® websites connecting travelers directly with vacation rentals. This pet-friendly, family-owned resort invites you to experience the Northwoods in every season, from summer pontoon rides to winter snowshoe treks, all with the comfort of home and the hospitality of on-site owners. And when you book direct with Cedaroma’s hosts Kris and Kim, you’ll enjoy personal service and local insights with no added fees or middleman charges – ever. (At Cedaroma, the price you see is the price you pay!)

Book Direct with Cedaroma – No Fees, All Hospitality

One of the biggest perks of Cedaroma Resort listing its cabins on RentWisconsinCabins.com is the direct booking advantage. Instead of dealing with third-party platforms, your inquiry goes straight to Kris and Kim at Cedaroma. Here’s why booking direct makes your St. Germain cabin getaway even better:

  • No Service Fees: Unlike large travel sites, there are no extra booking fees – you pay exactly what the owner charges, with no hidden add-ons. That means more money in your pocket for vacation fun.
  • No Middleman: You’ll communicate one-on-one with Cedaroma’s owners, ensuring a quick, smooth reservation process. Have a special request or question? You’ll get fast answers directly from the people who know the property best.
  • Local Expertise: Kris and Kim are long-time local hosts who love sharing their knowledge. They can recommend the best fishing spots, scenic trails, supper clubs, and hidden gems around St. Germain. This insider info can turn a good trip into an unforgettable one.

“Kris was very accommodating and the cabin was very clean and nice. Plenty of parking for our large snowmobile trailers…” praised one guest, highlighting the friendly service and convenience Cedaroma provides. Booking direct means you’re treated like family from the start.

Cozy Cabins with Modern Comforts

Cedaroma’s ten cabins range from a cozy one-bedroom cabin perfect for couples to spacious vacation homes like the FarmHouse and Main LodgeHouse for larger groups. No matter which cabin you choose, you’ll enjoy a blend of classic Northwoods ambiance and modern amenities. Each cabin comes with a fully equipped kitchen (yes, full-size appliances and all the cookware you need) and a comfortable living area to relax after your adventures. Many cabins even feature air conditioning and dishwashers for those summer stays and easy clean-up. Several have gas fireplaces or wood stoves to keep things cozy on cool evenings. And with Cedaroma’s lakefront location, your rental isn’t far from the water’s edge – some cabins have direct lake views and are just steps from the beach and docks for easy lake access.

Guests often remark on the thoughtful touches and cleanliness of the cabins. One reviewer wrote, “A feast for the soul. That’s how I would describe my experience at Cedaroma Lodge. Beautiful surroundings, cozy, very clean, well-appointed cabins.” Cedaroma has preserved its time-honored charm while adding fresh updates and comforts vacationers appreciate, from strong Wi-Fi to fresh linens and comfortable beds. It’s the kind of place where you can unplug by the fire or watch a movie on the flat-screen – you decide your pace.

Pet-Friendly, Year-Round Northwoods Retreat

It’s not easy finding a truly pet-friendly resort in Wisconsin’s Northwoods, but Cedaroma is proud to welcome your four-legged family members (the resort even has an “official mascot,” Sparky the Blue Heeler pup, ready to greet guests with a wagging tail!). As one of the few pet-friendly resorts in the area, Cedaroma ensures that everyone – including Fido – feels right at home. The atmosphere is warm and family-friendly, making it ideal for reunions, friend groups, and couples alike.

Cedaroma Resort operates year-round, so you can enjoy the beauty of St. Germain in any season. Summer brings swimming and boating on the lake, while winter transforms the property into a snowy wonderland. The cabins are all-season, heated for winter coziness (some with that toasty fireplace) and cooled in the summer (thanks to that A/C). No matter when you visit, the Little Saint Germain Lake views and fresh pine-scented air create that up-north state of mind.

Fun on the Water: Summer at Cedaroma

Summer at Cedaroma Resort is all about lake fun and outdoor adventure. Little Saint Germain Lake spans over 900 acres, offering plenty of space for boating and fishing. Cedaroma makes it easy to enjoy the water with pontoon boat rentals available on sitet. Gather your group, pack a cooler, and cruise the lake for an afternoon of fishing or sunset sightseeing. Prefer a quieter paddle? Guests get to use canoes, kayaks, paddle boats, and stand-up paddleboards for free with their stay – an incredible perk that lets you explore the lake at your leisure. From casting a line for musky or walleye at dawn to an afternoon paddle along the shore, there’s no shortage of ways to soak up the sun on Little St. Germain.

For those who like to stay active on land, Cedaroma sits right next to the Heart of Vilas County Bike Trail (St. Germain trailhead). In fact, the resort is adjacent to a paved trail system connecting nearly 40 miles of scenic pathways. Bring your bike (or borrow one of Cedaroma’s cruiser bikes) and pedal through forests and wetlands on this renowned trail. The Heart of Vilas trail is great for all ages – an easy ride into St. Germain’s town center or a longer trek to neighboring communities. Hiking and ATV/UTV trails are also nearby for more outdoor exploration.

And of course, nothing beats a classic Northwoods summer evening at the resort: grilling out on your cabin’s deck (each comes with a BBQ grill), swapping stories around the campfire, and watching the stars twinkle over the lake. Cedaroma truly lets you savor “fun where it’s in our nature,” from swimming and fishing to just relaxing by the shore.

Winter Wonderland: Snowmobiling, Snowshoeing & More

When winter arrives in St. Germain, Cedaroma Resort embraces the season. The cabins stay open year-round, providing a cozy basecamp for winter sports. St. Germain is famous for its extensive snowmobile trail network, and Cedaroma is ideally situated to hop right on the trails – there’s direct access from the resort, with ample parking for your snowmobile trailers as one guest noted. Vilas County grooms hundreds of miles of snowmobile routes, and from Cedaroma you can ride for hours through snowy forests and across frozen lakes. The town is a true snowmobiler’s paradise (after all, nearby Eagle River is known as the Snowmobile Capital of the World, and St. Germain hosts part of that same trail system).

A must-visit for any sledding enthusiast is the Snowmobile Hall of Fame & Museum in St. Germain, which showcases over 100 vintage and championship snowmobiles, plus memorabilia that tells the story of this exciting sport. It’s a great stop to immerse yourself in Northwoods snowmobiling culture and see some classic machines up close.

If you prefer a quieter pace in winter, strap on some snowshoes or cross-country skis and hit the nearby trails. The woods around Cedaroma are serene under a blanket of snow – you might spot deer or fresh tracks of wildlife on a peaceful trek. Little St. Germain Lake offers ice fishing opportunities as well, for those eager to drop a line through the ice. And when you return to your cabin, you can warm up by the fire with a cup of hot cocoa. Winter vacations here are just as magical as summer ones.

St. Germain Activities for Every Cabintimer

Beyond the resort, the St. Germain area is packed with activities and attractions that Cabintimers (our cabin-loving travelers) will love. Here are a few highlights to add to your itinerary:

  • Heart of Vilas County Bike Trail: A scenic multi-use trail stretching roughly 40 miles through St. Germain and surrounding communities. Perfect for biking in summer or fat-tire biking in winter, this trail winds past lakes, forests, and wetlands. You can hop on the trail right near Cedaroma Resort and enjoy the Northwoods scenery on two wheels.
  • Elmer’s Fun Park: Looking for family fun? Elmer’s Fun Park in St. Germain offers go-kart tracks, wet-and-wild bumper boats, guided horseback trail rides, a bounce house for little ones, mini-golf, and even an ice cream shop with 32 flavors. It’s a great place to spend an afternoon with kids (or unleash your inner kid!).
  • Classic Supper Clubs: No trip to the Northwoods is complete without dining at a local supper club. St. Germain has several nearby, like the historic Clearview Supper Club on Big St. Germain Lake or Pub N’ Prime on Hwy 70. You can enjoy a Friday night fish fry, a juicy prime rib, and a Wisconsin-style brandy old fashioned in these nostalgic eateries. Come hungry and experience a beloved Wisconsin tradition.
  • Fishing: St. Germain is an angler’s delight. Little Saint Germain Lake itself is known for fishing – try your luck catching muskie, northern pike, bass, or panfish right from Cedaroma’s docks or your own boat. Nearby lakes and streams provide endless fishing opportunities in spring, summer, and even ice fishing in winter. Don’t forget to swap fish tales with the locals at the bait shop!
  • Snowmobiling: With over 500 miles of groomed snowmobile trails in Vilas County, this area is a winter hotspot for riders. St. Germain’s trails link up with those in Eagle River and beyond, meaning you can ride for days. Cedaroma’s location on the trail means you can start your engine at the cabin and go. The town even hosts snowmobile radar runs and festivals during the winter.
  • Snowmobile Hall of Fame & Museum: Dive into the history of snowmobiling at this museum right in St. Germain. You’ll find an impressive collection of vintage snowmobiles and racing memorabilia, and learn about legendary racers and machines that put St. Germain on the map for snowmobile enthusiasts. The museum is open year-round (limited days in off-season), and is a must-see for anyone interested in the sport.

Whether you’re biking the trails in June or sledding through powder in January, St. Germain offers plenty to see and do. And if you just want to relax, you can always find a quiet lakeside spot or a friendly tavern to enjoy the simple pleasures of the Northwoods.

Plan Your St. Germain Cabin Getaway

With its ten cabins now showcased on RentWisconsinCabins.com, Cedaroma Resort is ready to host your next St. Germain, WI cabin adventure. This resort combines the best of all worlds: a beautiful lakeside setting, comfortable and pet-friendly cabins, and hosts who truly care about your stay. By booking directly with Cedaroma’s staff, you avoid extra fees and gain the benefit of real local knowledge – the kind that turns a good vacation into a great one. It’s cabin time in Wisconsin, so what are you waiting for?

As one happy guest summed it up, “Cedaroma was excellent. We stayed here in 2022 and again in 2024 and enjoyed our stay both times… we will book here again.” It’s no surprise that many guests return year after year, making Cedaroma their home-away-from-home Up North.

Experience Little Saint Germain Lake in the summer sun or under winter’s silent snow – Cedaroma Resort welcomes you in every season. Get ready to make memories by the campfire, reel in a fish or two, ride the trails, and reconnect with family and friends in the Wisconsin Northwoods. And remember, always #BookDirect for the best price and friendliest service. Your #StGermainWI cabin getaway awaits at Cedaroma Resort – where fun is in our nature!

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New Member Hojnacki’s Cedar Hideaway on the Manitowish Waters Chain of Lakes Now Taking Direct Bookings Through RentWisconsinCabins.com!

New Member Hojnacki’s Cedar Hideaway on the Manitowish Waters Chain of Lakes Now Taking Direct Bookings Through RentWisconsinCabins.com!

Experience the authentic Northwoods lifestyle at Hojnacki’s Cedar Hideaway, a charming cedar-sided home nestled within the Aberdeen Resort grounds on the Manitowish Waters Chain of Lakes. This inviting retreat offers guests a unique opportunity to connect directly with owner Lorrie, ensuring a personalized vacation experience without the hassle of service fees or intermediaries.

Why Book Directly with the Owner?

By choosing to book directly with Lorrie, guests benefit from:

  • No Service Fees: Avoid additional charges often associated with third-party booking platforms.
  • Direct Communication: Enjoy personalized recommendations and insights to enhance your stay.
  • Tailored Experiences: Customize your vacation to suit your preferences, ensuring a memorable getaway.

Property Highlights

Hojnacki’s Cedar Hideaway boasts 2,250 square feet of comfortable living space, featuring:

  • Open-Concept Living/Dining Area: Ideal for gatherings and relaxation.
  • Two Outdoor Decks: Perfect for enjoying morning coffee amidst nature.
  • Fully Equipped Kitchen: Includes dishwasher, disposal, microwave, stove, and refrigerator.
  • Entertainment Amenities: Smart TV and Wi-Fi to keep you connected.
  • Game Lounge: A lower-level retreat with a convert-a-couch for additional sleeping space.
  • Pet-Friendly Accommodations: Up to two dogs are welcome, with adherence to specific guidelines and an additional fee.

Community Amenities

Guests are just a short walk or drive away from shared facilities, including:

  • Beach Area: Ideal for sunbathing and swimming.
  • Lounge Chairs: For relaxation by the water.
  • Boat Docks: Featuring reserved slip #8 for your convenience.
  • Gazebo: A scenic spot for picnics or quiet reflection.
  • Fish House: Equipped for cleaning your day’s catch.
  • Complimentary Canoes and Rowboats: Explore the serene waters at your leisure.
  • Playground: A safe and fun area for younger guests.

Explore Manitowish Waters

The Manitowish Waters area offers a plethora of activities to suit all interests:

  • Fishing and Boating: With access to the 10-lake chain, anglers and boating enthusiasts will find endless opportunities.
  • Hiking and Biking: Numerous trails wind through scenic landscapes, perfect for outdoor exploration.
  • Winter Sports: Come winter, enjoy snowmobiling and skiing adventures.
  • Local Attractions: Visit the North Lakeland Discovery Center for environmental education programs and events.

Book Your Stay Today

Experience the warmth and hospitality of Hojnacki’s Cedar Hideaway by booking directly with Lorrie. Enjoy a personalized vacation experience free from unnecessary fees, and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and activities that Manitowish Waters has to offer.

For more information and to reserve your stay, visit RentWisconsinCabins.com and contact Lorrie directly.

Embrace the tranquility and adventure awaiting you at Hojnacki’s Cedar Hideaway.

113 S. Main St. #200 Lodi, WI 53555 info@itscabintime.com