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A1 Gypsy Villa Resort: Island Time on Wisconsin’s Eagle River Chain. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2012!
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A1 Gypsy Villa Resort: Island Time on Wisconsin’s Eagle River Chain. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2012!

Cabintimers, ready for true lake life? A1 Gypsy Villa Resort in Eagle River puts you right on Cranberry Lake—the storied Eagle River Chain of 28 connected lakes. Here, your “villa” isn’t a unit in a building. It’s a freestanding lake home with a full kitchen, living room, fireplace, and a screen porch for loon-call evenings. Many have their own sandy stretch of shoreline, a private pier, and a boat included. That means coffee at sunrise, tackle box at noon, and stars for dessert.

Why Cabintimers love A1 Gypsy Villa

Waterfront, all the time. Many villas sit right on the shoreline, with space to beach the kids and beach the boat. Island villas feel like a world apart; mainland homes keep you close to town while still on the water.

Boats and play built in. From a classic fishing boat to pontoon time, the resort makes getting on the lake easy. On land, you’ll find tennis and sport courts, a game room, playground space, and room to breathe among tall pines.

Bring the whole crew (and the pup). Options range from cozy two-bedrooms to larger family places, and many stays are pet-friendly. Privacy is a feature here—no shared walls, just your people and the water.

Four seasons of Northwoods fun. Summer is for sand-between-toes, paddles, and lake hopping to dock-and-dine spots. Fall flips the forest to copper and gold. Winter delivers snowmobile heaven—Eagle River is famous for it—and quiet-ice fishing days. Spring is for walleye runs and first-cast grins.

Cabin options & standout details

A1 Gypsy Villa is a classic Northwoods housekeeping cabin resort—each place is a freestanding lake home, not a duplex. Island villas and mainland homes share the hits:

  • Screen porch + fireplace: built for loon-listening nights and shoulder‑season coziness.
  • Full kitchen & full bath: cook big breakfasts, pack the cooler, repeat.
  • Automatic gas heat & hot water: steady comfort when temps swing.
  • Your own shoreline setup: many villas have private sandy frontage, a dedicated pier, and an included pontoon or fishing boat, so you’re lake‑ready the moment you park. (Yes, bring life jackets for the crew.)

Layouts vary by villa. Some two‑bedroom homes work well for a small family; others add a family room or loft‑style “dorm” area for overflow sleepers. Examples include larger two‑story options like Executive Pinecrest with a huge lake‑view screen porch and sun room, plus 1.5 baths—great for groups that live outdoors between casts.

Featured villas at a glance

  • Executive Pinecrest (island): Two stories, 1.5 baths, a huge screen porch facing the lake, plus a vaulted sun room—plenty of hang‑out space between swims and evening fires.
  • Gypsy Baron (mainland): Cozy two‑bedroom with a cathedral‑ceiling living room, fireplace, separate dining room, and a sandy, shallow beach—includes a fishing boat for easy mornings on Cranberry.
  • Carriage House (mainland): Classic Northwoods comfort near the water with its own private pier and roomy living spaces—good pick for multi‑generational groups that prefer quick car access to town.
  • Hillcrest House (mainland): Larger footprint and lawn space for yard games, plus a screen porch for late‑night card games; walk down to your dedicated pier and shoreline.
  • Island Villas 1–12: Waterfront porches, fireplaces, and that tucked‑away island feel—expect screen porches, full kitchens, and the easy rhythm of boat‑in, boat‑out days.

Resort history & fun facts

  • Family‑run since the early 1960s: A1 Gypsy Villa has welcomed Cabintimers for generations, keeping that classic Northwoods resort feel with modern comforts.
  • A ~100‑acre island setting: Many villas sit on the resort’s wooded island on Cranberry Lake; others line the mainland shore—either way, you’re plugged into the Eagle River Chain of 28 navigable lakes.
  • Privacy by design: Many homes note around 200 feet of individual waterfront, which is why mornings feel quiet even in mid‑summer.
  • Old‑school extras that stuck: On‑site play includes a game room, tennis/sport courts, playground, fish‑cleaning house, and more—easy non‑boat fun between swims and spins around the Chain.
  • Flexible stays: Rent by the day or week, and start any day—handy for long‑weekend escapes.

Quick timeline

  • 1960s: Resort era begins; housekeeping cabins with fireplaces and screen porches set the tone.
  • 1970s–1980s: Expansion of island homes and shoreline infrastructure; dedicated private piers standardize the experience.
  • 1990s: On‑site amenities like tennis/sport courts and the game room become Cabintimer staples.
  • 2000s: Wider pontoon and fishing‑boat options accompany most stays; more pet‑friendly choices appear.
  • 2010s–today: Ongoing updates to interiors and porches; emphasis on book‑direct service and flexible arrivals.

On the water: the Eagle River Chain

Cranberry Lake plugs you into 28 navigable lakes. Cruise for miles without trailering. Troll drop-offs for walleye and smallmouth. Cast weed edges for muskies that star in local tournaments. Prefer easy days? Pack a cooler, idle to a lakeside patio, and call it very productive leisure.

Nearby things to do

Eagle River: Stroll downtown for fudge shops, bait stops, and supper clubs. Check out the World Snowmobile Headquarters. In autumn, cranberry marsh tours and festivals take over the calendar. Golfers can play a long list of nearby courses—one is even reachable by boat.

Three Lakes & Sugar Camp: Hop the scenic roads (or trails) for bike rides, berry picking, and supper clubs with fish fry traditions. Paddlers will love winding creeks and quiet back bays.

Nicolet National Forest: Lace up for hiking and biking. Come winter, switch to snowshoes or skis. Keep your eyes peeled for eagles, otters, and fox tracks sketched in fresh snow.

Planning tips for Cabintimers

  • Pick your perch. Island villas deliver a castaway vibe with an easy hop to resort amenities. Mainland homes give simple car access to town while staying steps from the water.
  • Book direct. Skip third‑party fees and talk with local folks who actually know the cabins, the docks, and the bite window. You’ll get better answers and keep more trip money for bait and pie.
  • Build a dock-and-dine day. Plot a route that includes lunch by boat, a swim stop, and sunset casting. Put kids on panfish early for instant wins.
  • Winterize your fun. Bring the sleds, line up a trail map, and plan a chili stop. The trail network is extensive and well groomed.

Who this place is for

Families that like elbow room, anglers chasing big follows, couples who want porch time, and anyone who measures vacation by dock hours. This is classic Northwoods—pine scent, starry skies, loons at dusk, and easy lake access from your own pier.

Ready to go?

Browse A1 Gypsy Villa Resort’s listings and book directly with the owner/manager—no service fees, no middleman, real local knowledge. Ask about boat options, pet policies, and which villa fits your crew. Then pack the marshmallows.

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A Secret Cottage in Oxford, WI: A Private-Lake Hideout for Two (Book Direct, Save the Fees). A Listing Partner on RentWisconsinCabins.com Since 2017!
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A Secret Cottage in Oxford, WI: A Private-Lake Hideout for Two (Book Direct, Save the Fees). A Listing Partner on RentWisconsinCabins.com Since 2017!

Cabintimers, this one’s tailor-made for two. A Secret Cottage sits on secluded acreage outside Oxford, Wisconsin. It’s the only cottage on a private fish-stocked lake, which means quiet mornings, paddle-boat laps at sunset, and honest-to-goodness stars at night. Year-round, it’s a peaceful place to reconnect with nature and each other—without crowds, apps, or service fees getting between you and your getaway.

Inside, you’ve got a full kitchen for lazy brunches, a fireplace-stove for crackling evenings, and a two-person whirlpool tub that turns any Tuesday into an anniversary. There’s a skylight over the lofted queen bed for night-sky views. Step out to a big front porch, a cedar screen porch, and the lake just beyond—complete with seasonal paddle boat. It’s a compact setup, but the comforts are mighty.

The location is road-trip friendly. Oxford sits in west-central Marquette County, about a half hour from Wisconsin Dells. That makes day trips simple, yet you return to serenity when the slides and neon fade.

What to Do Nearby

Start with nature that inspired John Muir. Saunter the 1.7-mile loop at John Muir County Park around Ennis Lake, part of the Ice Age Trail. It’s easy hiking, rich birdlife, and no-motor waters for quiet paddling.

Then climb Observatory Hill, the highest point in Marquette County. The rhyolite outcrop rises about 300 feet above the countryside and shows glacial polish and grooves—ancient geology with panoramic views on top. The trail is short and rewarding.

Prefer wheels to boots? Explore the county’s bike routes and scenic backroads, or chase trout on nearby streams. With nearly 70 lakes and 15 rivers in the county, you won’t run out of water to explore. Devil’s Lake and Mirror Lake State Parks are easy day trips, and Wisconsin Dells packs live shows, dining, and classic attractions. Return to the porch when the day’s done.

Why Cabintimers Book Direct Here

Skip third-party markups. When you contact the owner/manager directly, you get better value, straight answers, and local tips you won’t find on a generic listing. A Secret Cottage publishes simple nightly rates and handles requests the old-school way: person to person. There’s no middleman, no “surprise” fees, and more of your budget goes to lakeside treats.

Fast Facts

  • Sleeps two; adults only; no pets. Perfect for anniversaries, honeymoons, or a quiet reset. Rent Wisconsin Cabins
  • Private lake access with seasonal paddle boat and shore fishing. Catch-and-release fun, no crowds.
  • Cozy perks: fireplace-stove, two-person whirlpool tub, walk-in shower, skylight over the bed, DVD library. A Secret Cottage
  • About 30 minutes to Wisconsin Dells; close to Oxford cafés and small-town markets.

When the plan is simple—lake, porch, good company—this cottage delivers. Pack layers, a favorite bottle for the screen porch, and a curiosity for those glacial hills. Then book it the Cabintimer way: direct.

Ready to go? Visit the A Secret Cottage website to check availability and contact the owner directly. No service fees. No middleman. Just lake time.

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Lutsen Little Bear Lodge: A North Shore basecamp with Lake Superior views, trail access, and serious cabin vibes. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com listing member since 2019!
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Lutsen Little Bear Lodge: A North Shore basecamp with Lake Superior views, trail access, and serious cabin vibes. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com listing member since 2019!

Cabintimers, meet your new favorite hideout on Lutsen Mountain. Lutsen Little Bear Lodge is a modern post-and-beam cabin tucked among the pines with treetop views that sweep toward Lake Superior. You’re up in the hills, away from the crowds, yet minutes from the action. It’s the sweet spot for anyone who wants fresh air by day and a quiet fire by night.

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Location is the power move here. The cabin sits less than two miles from Lutsen Mountains, Superior Hiking Trail access, Superior National Golf Course, North Shore Winery, Sawtooth Cider House, and several dining options. Roll out for first chair, wander to a trailhead, or coast over for a tasting when the alpenglow hits the ridgeline. That “close to everything, far from everyone” balance is hard to beat on the North Shore.

Inside, the layout is built for together time. The open great room gathers folks around the fire after ski laps or shoreline hikes. Step onto the deck for star-sprinkled skies and, when conditions line up, a shot at some auroral shimmer. With three bedrooms and two baths sleeping up to eight, Little Bear works for families, trail crews, or a couple of couples who travel well together. Pets are welcome, too—well-behaved four-legged trail buddies can join the trip for a simple per-visit fee.

Travel math that makes sense: weekday stays start at $179 and weekends from $199, plus cleaning and tax. Book direct with the owners to keep it simple and save around 6%—no extra service fees and you get local intel straight from the source. That’s exactly how Cabintimers prefer it.

What can you get up to here? Start with skiing and riding at Lutsen Mountains, the largest lift-served terrain in the Midwest. In summer and fall, trade planks for pedals on Jackpot/High Climber MTB trails or hike Oberg Mountain for a wide-angle shot of lake and forest. The Superior Hiking Trail threads the hills, waterfalls roar after rains, and the shoreline serves up agates and black-sand coves. When you need town time, Grand Marais is an easy cruise for galleries, pie, and a harbor walk.

Winter flips the script in the best way. Ski laps, then explore Nordic networks, snowshoe routes, frozen falls, and dog-sled tours. On deep-cold nights, step out onto the deck and listen to the forest crackle. North Shore winters are crisp, bright, and addictive.

Food and sips? Pour a flight at North Shore Winery, try local cider, and keep an eye out for wood-fired pizza nights. Back at the cabin, a full kitchen means easy breakfasts before the gondola, trail-snack assembly lines, and late suppers after sunset hikes.

Ready to lock in a stay? Visit the Lutsen Little Bear Lodge listing and book directly with the owners—no middleman, no extra fees, just fast answers and real local advice. Cabintimers know: direct is better on the wallet and smarter for planning.

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Hyde-A-Way Bay Resort on Birch Lake, Hackensack MN — Cabins, Boats, and Classic Up North Fun. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2014!
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Hyde-A-Way Bay Resort on Birch Lake, Hackensack MN — Cabins, Boats, and Classic Up North Fun. A RentMinnesotaCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2014!

Looking for a true Minnesota resort with space to spread out, a sandy beach for the kids, and serious fishing right out front? Hyde-A-Way Bay Resort checks all those boxes for Cabintimers chasing lake time and low-stress travel. This family-run spot sits on Birch Lake in Hackensack and delivers the easygoing rhythm we crave: mornings on glassy water, afternoons at the beach or on the trail, and evenings around the lodge swapping stories.

Why Cabintimers love Hyde-A-Way Bay

Hyde-A-Way Bay is built for groups. Bring your crew for a long weekend or gather the whole family for a reunion week. There are 16 clean, modern housekeeping cabins (from cozy one-bedroom to roomy four-bedroom layouts) plus a seasonal RV park with 14 sites. Interiors feature knotty pine character and practical comforts: kitchens with ranges and microwaves, refrigerators, dishes, and bed linens provided. You bring the towels and favorite snacks.

The new log lodge is the social heart: food and treats, laundry, games, gift shop, and comfortable seating. Kids love the pool table, arcade games, and jukebox. Parents love the convenience. Everyone loves the ice cream.

On-the-water perks

Birch Lake is a beauty with two connected basins and clear water that invites all-day play. Bring your own boat or rent from the resort — from basic fishing rigs to luxury boats and pontoons. There’s a protected dock area and a well‑equipped fish‑cleaning house with stainless tables, so the walleye-to-fish‑taco pipeline stays humming.

Non-anglers score plenty of lake fun too: free use of kayaks, canoes, hydro‑paddlers, and paddleboats. The beach has lounge decking for sun‑soaked reading sessions, and the volleyball and basketball courts keep the friendly rivalries alive.

Cabin lineup at a glance

  • 1–3 BR waterfront cabins that sleep 4–8, smart for families.
  • Big-group favorites: 4‑bedroom cabins (including options with 1.5 or 2 baths) that handle friend groups and reunions.
  • Cozy escapes: 1‑bedroom Cabin 16 for a quick couple’s retreat.
  • Smoke‑free cabins. Parking by each unit.

Seasonal RV Park

If your cabin has wheels, Hyde-A-Way Bay’s seasonal RV park sits on three acres just south of the resort. Sites include water, sewer, and internet; metered 50/30/20‑amp electric. Dock space and pets are available for an additional cost. RV guests enjoy the same resort amenities: beach, paddle craft, lodge concessions, coin‑op laundry, and plenty of room for lawn games. A Rainbow playground dedicated to the park keeps little ones busy.

About Birch Lake

Birch Lake spans 1,267 acres with two distinct basins (Lower Birch is shallower; Upper Birch reaches 45 feet and includes Hyde‑A‑Way Bay). Water clarity averages around 14 feet, with about 15 miles of shoreline and a 13‑acre island in the west basin. Translation for Cabintimers: space to roam, structure for fish, and great scenery from the dock.

What to do nearby

Hackensack punches above its weight. Snap the classic photo with Lucette Diana Kensack, Paul Bunyan’s sweetheart, then hop on the paved Paul Bunyan State Trail for miles of biking and strolling. Anglers seeking bait and local intel should swing by Swanson’s Bait & Tackle downtown. Time your visit for community festivals:

  • Sweetheart Days (July): parades, live music, and lakefront fun.
  • Back to Hack (January): winter games, ice fishing, a bonfire, and fireworks.

Craving a day trip? Head north to Walker for shops and Leech Lake views, or cruise to Brainerd and Bemidji along the trail corridor for breweries, parks, and galleries. This corner of the Laurentian Mixed Forest stays active all four seasons. Winter adds groomed snowmobile corridors that link Hackensack to Walker, Backus, and beyond along the Paul Bunyan and Heartland trail systems, plus fat‑tire biking, Nordic skiing, and festival fun when Back to Hack lights up January.

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Winter at Hyde-A-Way Bay: ice fishing & sled miles

When the lake locks up, Birch turns into a quiet little city of pop‑ups and portables. Cabintimers chase walleye, northern pike, crappie, bluegill, and perch over classic mid‑lake structure and weed edges. Early and late ice can be hot for panfish; mid‑winter evenings are a steady walleye grind. Bring your favorite jigging spoons, tip‑ups, and a flasher. The resort’s protected shoreline makes a calm launch for walkers and sleds when conditions allow. Always check ice thickness daily and follow Minnesota DNR safety guidance—conditions change fast.

Snowmobilers get easy access to Paul Bunyan State Trail’s winter corridor with connections to the Heartland Trail. This gives you day‑ride loops to Walker/Leech Lake, Backus, and the lakes‑and‑pines country south toward Pequot Lakes. Expect well‑signed routes, club‑groomed flats, and plenty of places in town to fuel up and warm up.

Pro winter moves:

  • For panfish, hole‑hop shallow weed flats during sunny afternoons, then slide to the first break before dusk.
  • Walleye roam saddles and points near deeper basins; set a deadstick just off bottom while you jig.
  • On sled days, start early for fresh corduroy, then swing back to the resort before dark for a fry‑up.

Trip-planning tips for Cabintimers

  • Pack beach towels, life jackets for small kids, and your favorite spices for the fish fry.
  • Reserve boat rentals early during peak summer weeks.
  • Morning is prime time for calm paddles and wildlife sightings.
  • Fall color is huge here; late September into early October brings fiery shorelines. Winter brings quiet cabins, trails, and that satisfying crunch of fresh snow.
  • Winter kit: insulated boots, face buff, hand warmers, and a reliable headlamp. Bring an auger, spud bar, and ice picks. A small sled makes gear runs painless.
  • Before riding, check trail reports from local clubs and county groomers; carry a paper map as phone batteries fade in the cold.

Book direct and keep it simple

Cabintimers get the best value when they book direct with the owner/manager. No service fees. No middleman. Real, local advice on cabins, boats, and the best time to chase walleyes or explore the Paul Bunyan Trail. Click through to Hyde‑A‑Way Bay Resort’s listings to see current cabin availability, RV park status, and specials.

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Cabintimers’ Guide to Castle Rock & Petenwell Lake: Big Group Stays, Private Lakeside Escapes, and Pure Wisconsin Fun. Now Taking Direct Bookings at RentWisconsinCabins.com!
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Cabintimers’ Guide to Castle Rock & Petenwell Lake: Big Group Stays, Private Lakeside Escapes, and Pure Wisconsin Fun. Now Taking Direct Bookings at RentWisconsinCabins.com!

Looking for a Northwoods base that checks all the boxes for family reunions, multi-family adventures, golf trips, or a quiet couple’s recharge? My Favorite Home Away From Home manages a set of roomy vacation homes near Castle Rock Lake, Lake Petenwell, and the Wisconsin Dells. Book direct on their website for zero service fees and local host know‑how that makes planning easy.

Why Cabintimers love this corner of Wisconsin

Castle Rock Lake and Petenwell Lake deliver wide‑open water, sandy hangouts, and boat‑up eats. You’re minutes from Buckhorn State Park’s trails and wildlife, Roche‑a‑Cri’s stair climb to rock art and views, and Sand Valley Golf Resort’s links playground. Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is a must for birders. When you want splashy action, the Wisconsin Dells brings waterparks, go‑karts, boat tours, mini golf, and outlet shopping. Winter adds snowmobiling, tubing, and skiing at Cascade Mountain. It’s a year‑round playground.

Stay options (and what makes each one stand out)

Eagle Bluff Estate — sleeps 25+ | 8BR/5BA
A sprawling log‑style retreat one mile from Castle Rock Lake and about 20 minutes north of the Dells. Four living areas mean the early risers and the night owls both win. Two full kitchens handle reunion‑sized meals. The game room stacks the deck with Space Invaders arcade, PS4, foosball, pool table, and crafts corner. Outside, kick back around the fire ring, grill out, and spread out across five wooded acres with plenty of parking for boats, trailers, and toys.

Bear Cove Escape — sleeps 15 | 5BR/3.5BA
Your own hideaway on six wooded acres with a long, private drive. Two living rooms and a huge lower‑level game zone keep everyone entertained with pool, ping‑pong, air hockey, foosball, PS4, and movies. Deck and front porch time is non‑negotiable. You’re six minutes to a Wisconsin River boat launch, about 20 minutes to Castle Rock Lake, and an easy hop to the Dells, Cascade Mountain, and small‑town eats.

Hidden Lake Escape — sleeps 4–5 | 2BR/2BA
A stylish mid‑century‑leaning retreat on private Trout Lake with 150 feet of shoreline for canoeing, kayaking, and fishing. The vaulted great room, hidden study stocked with books and games, and Fire TV setup make rainy‑day hours fly. Outside, linger in the private hot tub, then roast s’mores by the fire. It’s a peaceful base close to classic Wisconsin attractions.

Amenities Cabintimers actually use

Fast Wi‑Fi for remote work check‑ins. Smart TVs and Roku/Fire TV across common spaces and bedrooms. Fully stocked kitchens with coffee setups and basics like spices and oils. On‑site laundry for sandy socks and ski layers. Gas/charcoal grills, screened porches or decks, and plenty of parking for trailers and UTVs. Many homes welcome well‑mannered dogs, because the family mascot deserves lake time too.

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Things to do nearby

On the water: Launch your own boat or rent pontoons and PWCs at Castle Rock Watersports. Book a scenic spin on The Cruisin’ Turtle from the Dirty Turtle Bar & Grill. Fish for walleye, bass, and panfish. Swim, paddle, and sandcastle your way through long summer days.
On land: Hike Buckhorn State Park and Roche‑a‑Cri. Spot cranes at Necedah National Wildlife Refuge. Tackle 36 holes at Sand Valley and Sedge Valley. In winter, chase fresh snow on local trails and point the car to Cascade Mountain for downhill laps.
In town: Head to the Dells for boat tours, waterparks, kid‑friendly attractions, and outlet shopping. Grab supper‑club classics and lakeside live music throughout the season.

Why book direct with My Favorite Home Away From Home

Third‑party sites add up to 18% in extra fees. Booking direct here means: no middleman, no platform add‑ons, and direct access to your local host for area tips, gear rentals, and honest advice about which home fits your crew. That’s more budget for bait, lift tickets, cheese curds, and a round at Sand Valley.

Trip‑planning nuggets

Group logistics are smooth here. Large dining areas and multiple living spaces help multi‑generation groups spread out, and two‑kitchen setups simplify big‑batch cooking. Bring your boats, trailers, ATVs, and snow toys—there’s room to park and nearby launches and trail access make it easy to get moving. Seasons matter in Central Wisconsin. Summer brings live music on the water, fall color pops along quiet county roads, winter means board‑game championships by the fireplace and stargazing from the hot tub, and spring migration turns the Necedah area into a bird‑watching festival.

Ready to plan? Explore Eagle Bluff Estate, Bear Cove Escape, Hidden Lake Escape, and more at My Favorite Home Away From Home. Book direct to skip fees and talk to the local team.

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Turtle Shore on South Turtle Lake: 30 Acres, Sandy Swim Area, and Pure Northwoods Quiet. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2013!
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Turtle Shore on South Turtle Lake: 30 Acres, Sandy Swim Area, and Pure Northwoods Quiet. A RentWisconsinCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2013!

Cabintimers, meet Turtle Shore—an updated 2-bedroom, 1-bath lakefront cabin with 800 feet of shoreline and a private, 30-acre setting on South Turtle Lake near Presque Isle/Winchester. It sleeps four, welcomes well-behaved pups (with approval), and serves up sunset views from a waterfront deck and pier. Book direct with the owner for better rates and local knowledge—no service fees, no middleman.

Days here revolve around the water. The gradual, sandy bottom is easy on little feet. Lounge on the deck, cast from the 40-foot pier, or take out the included 14-foot fishing boat, canoe, or paddleboat to explore the three-lake Turtle Rock Chain. Anglers chase musky, pike, bass, panfish, and walleye. There’s a public launch for your own boat, too. Quiet rules keep it peaceful: no jet skis or wake boats, and no ATVs/UTVs.

Inside, the cabin blends classic Northwoods character with modern comforts. Think pine paneling, restored wood floors, Wi-Fi, cable/streaming, and a wood-burning stove with stacked firewood ready to go. Heated tile floors warm the kitchen and bath on cool mornings. The open living/dining space faces the lake, and the kitchen is stocked—right down to a coffee grinder for fresh beans. Year-round rental means summer swims, crisp fall color, ski-season coziness, and ice-fishing days that end by the firepit.

Trail lovers, bring the bikes, skis, or snowshoes. WinMan Trails is less than a mile away, with groomed Nordic loops, machine-built flow for mountain biking, fat-tire routes, and peaceful hiking tracks. Roll out in the morning, return for lakeside lunch, then head back for sunset laps.

Make time for classic Northwoods outings. Float the Manitowish River with Hawk’s Nest Canoe Outfitters—choose a mellow paddle or a full afternoon on the water. Then grab dinner at Little Bohemia Lodge, where the John Dillinger story lives on—bullet holes and all. It’s part museum, part supper tradition, and all Northwoods.

Trip planning notes for Cabintimers

Pack beach towels, life jackets for the kids, and your favorite roasting sticks. Check WinMan’s trail updates before you go, and remember the cabin’s quiet-water rules keep the shoreline peaceful for paddlers and loons. When you’re ready, head straight to the owner’s Turtle Shore page to check dates and book direct—you’ll skip platform fees and get answers from someone who knows the lake by heart.

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Lake George Vacation Rentals Done Right: Northern Living NY’s Lakefront Homes, Dock Space, Pet-Friendly Stays & Concierge Perks. A RentNewYorkCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2015!
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Lake George Vacation Rentals Done Right: Northern Living NY’s Lakefront Homes, Dock Space, Pet-Friendly Stays & Concierge Perks. A RentNewYorkCabins.com Listing Partner Since 2015!

Cabintimers, when the Adirondacks call, Lake George answers with glassy coves, island-spotted views, and mornings that smell like pine and pancakes. Northern Living NY builds on that magic with a portfolio of vacation homes and estates that range from cozy hideouts to multi-home compounds for the whole crew. Sort by sleep count, grab lakefront options with rentable dock space, browse pool and pet-friendly stays, even filter for Saratoga Racetrack weeks. It’s cabin time with choices.

Northern Living Vacation Rentals in Lake George, NY keeps planning simple: select by stay type (boat-friendly, family-friendly, lakefront, secluded, winter) or jump straight to Lake George cabins. Many listings highlight exactly what Cabintimers crave—hot tubs, fireplaces, lake access, and those golden words: dock space. For bigger gatherings, the estates category covers large-group configurations where everyone gets a real bed and a better story.

Why Cabintimers Book With Northern Living NY

Direct access to local pros matters. Northern Living’s concierge team can line up boat and kayak rentals, set you up with a private chef, arrange farm-fresh food deliveries, and help with event planning. Translation: you focus on sunrise paddles; they handle logistics. If you don’t see the service listed, they invite you to ask—they’ll try to make it happen.

They also publish practical, boots-on-the-ground guides. Use their “Things to Do” hub to explore Lake George Village, Bolton Landing, Lake Luzerne, Fort Ann, and Queensbury—including links to lakefront stays, pet-friendly properties, and rentals with dock space. When you want the short list without doom-scrolling, call or message the team for concierge-level suggestions.

Eating well is part of cabin culture. Northern Living’s dining guides span waterfront patios, craft beverages, igloo dining in winter, and town-by-town picks from Bolton Landing to Queensbury. Their roundups make it easy to plan a progressive dinner or just find the right pizza after a long day on the water.

Trip-Building Highlights Around Lake George

Morning: coffee on the deck, then a slow cruise along the islands if you’ve booked dock space. Midday: swap between coves and cliffside lookouts, or head into Bolton Landing for lunch. Evening: fire pit, stars, and that little ritual where everyone lists one “best moment.” The Northern Living catalog makes all of this plug-and-play, from two-person retreats to estates like Dockside, Huddle Bay, and Grand Shore Haven with water access and gathering space to spare.

Saratoga + Four-Season Play

Visiting for the Saratoga meet? Filter for Saratoga Racetrack rentals so your crew can split time between the track and the lake. Winter folks, cue igloo dining, ice bars, and quiet trails; spring brings waterfalls and early paddles; fall is leaf-peeping from the deck. Their seasonal content and service menu keep the fun rolling, no matter when you sneak away.

Book Direct. Always.

Cabintimers know: booking direct means no service fees, no middleman, and real help from local experts. Browse Northern Living NY’s rentals, pick a home with the features you want—lake access, hot tub, dock space, pet-friendly—and reach out to their team when you’re ready to lock it in. You get better information, smoother logistics, and more budget left for boat fuel and maple-soft-serve.

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Ready to plan? Head to Northern Living NY and build your getaway your way—then arrive to a porch light that’s already on and a fridge plan that’s already sorted.

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Final nudge: Browse Northern Living NY’s rentals and contact their local team to book directly—skip fees, get insider tips, and start counting sunsets.

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