Tucked into a serene spot on the north side of Found Lake, Peaceful Hideaway invites Cabintimers to relax and reconnect. This year-round 3‑bedroom, 2‑bath retreat offers sweeping lake views from its spacious lakeside deck—perfect for savoring sunrise coffee or watching the sunset glow across the water.
This cozy home sleeps up to six guests, furnished with two queen beds, a full bed, and a sofa sleeper. Enjoy modern comforts including a gas fireplace, flat-screen streaming TV, Wi‑Fi, air conditioning, washer/dryer, and a fully equipped kitchen.
Lakeside Fun & Outdoor Perks in St. Germain
Swim and fish your heart out: Found Lake (326 acres, max depth 21 ft) is teeming with panfish, bass, musky, northerns, and walleye.
Private dock + sand‑bottom swim area: Ideal for splashing in or launching kayaks.
Included extras: Two kayaks with life jackets, Weber charcoal grill, campfire pit (with one bundle of firewood), and lawn chairs.
Booking & Rates
Enjoy summer stays at $2,590/week, with off-season rates starting at $1,645/week or $245–$325/night (3-night min.). Pet-friendly too—bring up to two dogs for a $100 weekly fee ($25 per night). A $600 refundable security deposit and 1/3 of the rental rate are due at booking.
Nearby Activities
St. Germain and the Northwoods region offer endless fun:
Fishing adventures on Found Lake or neighboring waterways.
Scenic hiking in Nicolet National Forest.
Golf outings at local courses.
Seasonal events, from farmers’ markets to winter snowmobiling.
Whether you seek a peaceful retreat or outdoor adventure, this cabin sets the stage for memorable days and cozy evenings.
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Cabintimers, picture this: a 5,000-square-foot log home spread over a private acre, steps from a brand-new dock on Lake Leelanau. Rustic Log Cabin Retreat sleeps twenty in five roomy bedrooms with thirteen fresh beds and three full baths. There’s space for grandparents, cousins, and the kids’ best friends too.
Room to play Rain or shine, the fun keeps rolling. A full game room brings out friendly rivalry with ping-pong, air hockey, darts, and an indoor basketball hoop. Two smart-TV zones let sports fans and movie buffs watch in peace. The furnished kitchen packs double fridges, so stock up at Leland Mercantile and keep the crowd fueled. A long dining table turns every meal into a gathering.
Great Northern air Step onto the wraparound porch for morning coffee. Fire up the gas or charcoal grill, then circle the lakeside fire pit when the stars pop out. Bring the boat—dock it across the street and launch just seven blocks north. Snow on the ground? Return to a toasty gas fireplace after carving turns at The Homestead or riding the nearby snowmobile trail network.
Lake Leelanau & beyond
Water days: Cruise the peninsula with Leelanau Watersports or troll for walleye before sunset.
Trail time: Hike Sleeping Bear Heritage Trail or tackle Empire Bluff for sweeping dune-top views.
Taste local: Sip Riesling at Black Star Farms, fizz at Mawby, then chase it with fresh cherries from Cherry Republic in Glen Arbor.
History fix: Ferry to South Manitou Island for lighthouse climbs and shipwreck lore.
Shop strolls: Traverse City’s Front Street serves craft brews, indie bookstores, and record shops; nearby Suttons Bay mixes art galleries with beach snacks.
Book direct, save more Skip platform fees. Talk with the owner for insider fishing holes, the best M-22 scenic pull-offs, and where to spot Petoskey stones. That local knowledge is priceless—and it’s only a quick message away on RentMichiganCabins.com.
Ready to lock in a date? Hit the inquiry button, ask your questions, and start counting down to cabin time.
Cabintimers, if you’re craving a cozy yet spacious escape where forest charm meets lakeside views, Superior Pine Tree Lodge in Duluth is calling your name. This four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom log lodge sleeps up to 10 and enjoys stunning Lake Superior vistas through floor-to-ceiling windows — perfect for families or multi-generational gatherings.
Inside, find a cozy gas fireplace and a separate TV room with a 45″ HDTV and access to Netflix and Amazon Prime, making movie nights a breeze. The gourmet kitchen, equipped with granite counters and top-tier appliances (GE Profile fridge, Thermador induction stove, Jenn-Air oven, Keurig) is ideal for whipping up meals to enjoy in the dining room overlooking the lake.
Sauna!!
Unwind on the three-season porch or heat up in the private all-wood sauna (newly installed in 2020) after a day of exploring. Sleeping is peaceful and spacious: three king bedrooms, one full bedroom, plus a loft with a twin trundle and even a travel crib on-site .
Modern comforts & rustic relaxation
– Smart lock for self check-in and room for four vehicles – Whole-lodge WiFi for streaming or catching up on work – Outdoor furniture on deck and grassy yard — perfect for summer grilling and starry Lake Superior nights in Dark Sky country
Explore Duluth & North Shore treasures
Head south to Duluth for fishing, sailing, arts districts, and the Great Lakes Aquarium. The city’s summer concerts and outdoor adventures (fat biking, kayaking, paddle boarding) earned Duluth the title “Best Town Ever” from Outside Magazine . Venture north to Two Harbors to visit Split Rock Lighthouse, climb aboard the historic tugboat Edna G, and watch massive ore ships navigate Agate Bay — a memorable spectacle.
In winter, this lodge transforms: cozy up by the fireplace, then soak in the sauna while snow blankets the landscape — a true Minnesota retreat.
Why Book Direct?
By booking through RentMinnesotaCabins.com, you skip service fees and connect directly with the owner or manager. That means better value, personal attention, and insider tips — no middleman markup.
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It’s Cabin Time® is thrilled to celebrate a significant milestone with one of our valued members, Rustic Acres Lodge! For four years, this exceptional Michigan vacation rental has been a highlight on RentMichiganCabins.com, connecting Cabintimers with an authentic Up North experience in Wetmore, Michigan. We specialize in connecting travelers with authentic cabin and cottage experiences across Michigan and 11 other states, and Rustic Acres Lodge truly embodies that spirit.
Located on 5 wooded acres near Island Lake, Rustic Acres Lodge offers a private and comfortable escape. This family-built cabin sleeps 7 across 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom, with pets considered, making it a flexible option for many groups. Whether you’re planning a weekly getaway (Saturday to Saturday) or a shorter 3-night minimum stay, this fully furnished lodge provides a genuine north woods cabin experience.
One of the biggest advantages of booking your stay at Rustic Acres Lodge is direct engagement with the owner, Jennifer. When you book through It’s Cabin Time, you connect directly with Jennifer. This means no service fees, no middleman, and direct access to Jennifer’s local expertise. Jennifer and her family built this cabin and have spent over a decade falling in love with the Upper Peninsula. They are a short drive away, ensuring any unforeseen issues are quickly resolved. This direct connection ensures a personal touch and great care for each new group of visitors.
Rustic Acres Lodge is located in the Hiawatha National Forest, just a few miles from Munising. This area serves as the entrance to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and Grand Island. It is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise with abundant hiking, biking, waterfalls, gorgeous sand beaches, and numerous inland lakes nearby.
Inside, Rustic Acres Lodge features an open-concept main living area with a living room, dining table, and a fully stocked kitchen. Vaulted ceilings, comfortable furniture, and large windows bring the forest indoors, creating an inviting space. The loft offers an entertainment area with games, puzzles, books, and movies. Evenings at the lodge can be spent relaxing on the 30-foot screened porch, gathered around the fire pit, or stargazing for the northern lights and shooting stars. The internet has also been recently upgraded for those needing to work remotely.
Wetmore and the surrounding area offer a variety of activities for every Cabintimer. For water lovers, you can canoe, kayak, or tube down the beautiful Indian River, a National Wild and Scenic River. You can also float down the AuTrain River, which empties into a beautiful sand beach on Lake Superior. Pete’s Lake Recreation Area is minutes away, perfect for swimming, boating, fishing, and picnics. Explore the forest surrounding the cabin with endless day hikes.
Consider a cruise boat tour of Pictured Rocks or a kayak tour of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore. Take the ferry and tour Grand Island. Public boat launches on dozens of nearby lakes provide easy access to fishing and boating. You can also rent a pontoon boat in Munising for a private tour of Pictured Rocks and Grand Island.
Beyond the immediate area, Cabintimers can enjoy shopping and dining in Munising. Spend a day at the beaches and dunes on the north shore of Lake Michigan, only a 25-minute drive away. Other popular attractions include Tahquamenon Falls State Park, Whitefish Point Lighthouse & Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum, and even a mine tour outside of Marquette. For those who enjoy a round of golf, Miners Falls Mini Golf and the 18-hole Pictured Rocks Golf Course are nearby. Don’t forget to sample fresh whitefish and trout from local markets, or enjoy wine tasting and new brews at a local winery and brewery. The Buckhorn Restaurant & Lodge is conveniently located just a few miles from Rustic Acres, serving both lunch and dinner.
Rustic Acres Lodge also caters to families with young children, offering a Pack ‘n Play, crib, and high chair. The kitchen is fully equipped, and meals can be prepared on the gas grill on the patio.
For eight wonderful years, Trails End Cabins, owned and operated by the welcoming duo Donna and Jim, has been a cherished listing on RentWisconsinCabins.com, one of the twelve regional websites that make up the It’s Cabin Time family. This milestone celebrates not just longevity, but the countless memories made by Cabintimers seeking authentic Wisconsin experiences in the Hatfield area.
It’s Cabin Time® specializes in connecting travelers like you with genuine cabin and cottage escapes across Wisconsin and eleven other states. We believe in the unique charm and personalized touch that owner-operated rentals provide. When you choose Trails End Cabins, you’re not just booking a place to stay; you’re connecting directly with Donna and Jim, your local experts.
The Direct Advantage: Your Connection to Hatfield Adventures
No Service Fees: Say goodbye to unexpected extra charges. Booking directly means you pay only for your cabin rental.
No Middleman: Communication is seamless and direct. Have a question about the cabin or the area? Speak straight to the source – Donna and Jim.
Local Expertise: Who knows Hatfield and Lake Arbutus better than the owners themselves? Donna and Jim can provide invaluable insights into the best local spots, hidden gems, and activities to enhance your stay.
Your Home Away From Home: Pine and Cedar Cabins
Trails End Cabins offers two distinct options, each situated on five private acres, providing a peaceful backdrop for your Wisconsin adventure. Both cabins boast easy access to the natural beauty and recreational opportunities that define the Hatfield region.
The Pine Cabin is a modern and comfortable retreat featuring a welcoming pine interior. It comfortably sleeps up to seven guests with two bedrooms (one queen, one queen plus a twin) and a sofa sleeper in the open living area. The combined dining and kitchen space encourages togetherness, equipped with essentials like a two-burner stove (plus a grill), refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and all the necessary cookware. Donna and Jim go the extra mile by providing spices, paper towels, and other conveniences, making packing lighter a breeze.
Unique to the Pine Cabin is its direct access to ATV/UTV trails and a short walk to the sandy shores of Russell Park on Lake Arbutus. Imagine days spent swimming, boating, waterskiing, or playing volleyball. An ice cream store nearby offers a sweet treat after a day of fun. The cabin’s proximity to the Black River also opens doors for peaceful canoeing and kayaking excursions. Keep an eye out for local wildlife – deer, raccoons, and even the occasional bear call this area home. Evenings are made for campfires under the stars, while mornings invite quiet reflection with coffee overlooking the woods.
The Cedar Cabin offers a charming and airy atmosphere, ideal for smaller groups of up to four. It features one bedroom with a queen-sized bed and a sofa sleeper in the living room. The fully equipped kitchen includes a two-burner stovetop, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and all the necessary utensils. A notable feature is the spacious bathroom with a wheel-in shower, ensuring accessibility for all guests.
Enjoy the expansive deck with comfortable patio furniture, perfect for relaxing and soaking in the natural surroundings. Like the Pine Cabin, the Cedar Cabin provides direct access to ATV/UTV trails and is just a short walk to Lake Arbutus. Guests can enjoy all the amenities of Russell Park without the premium lakefront rental costs.
Adventure Awaits: Exploring Hatfield, Wisconsin
Hatfield and the surrounding area offer a wealth of activities for Cabintimers seeking outdoor adventure and small-town charm:
Lake Arbutus: This 900-acre lake is a focal point for water activities. Numerous boat landings provide easy access for fishing and boating enthusiasts. Russell Park offers a sandy beach and playground for family fun.
ATV/UTV Trails: With direct access from Trails End Cabins, explore miles of scenic trails winding through the Wisconsin wilderness.
Public Lands: Bordering 130,000 acres of public land, Hatfield is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Enjoy hiking, biking, hunting, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling on hundreds of miles of groomed trails.
Wildcat Mound Park: Discover breathtaking scenic overlooks showcasing the region’s stunning foliage, especially vibrant during the fall.
Levis-Trow Mounds Recreational Area: Just north of Hatfield, this area boasts over 15 miles of trails perfect for hiking and mountain biking.
Small-Town Exploration: Take a short drive to nearby Merrillan and Neillsville to experience the unique character of small Wisconsin towns. Explore local museums, antique stores, and gift shops.
Golfing and Flea Markets: For a change of pace, challenge yourself at local golf courses or browse the treasures at weekend flea markets.
Your Hosts: Donna and Jim
When you choose Trails End Cabins through RentWisconsinCabins.com, you’re not just renting a cabin; you’re gaining access to the local knowledge and warm hospitality of Donna and Jim. They are dedicated to ensuring your stay is comfortable and memorable, offering insider tips on how to make the most of your Hatfield vacation.
Celebrate eight years of exceptional cabin experiences with Trails End Cabins. Book your Hatfield, WI vacation rental directly with Donna and Jim through RentWisconsinCabins.com and discover the authentic beauty and adventure that awaits. It’s Cabin Time!
It’s Cabin Time® takes pride in featuring dedicated members like Brekke’s Fireside Resort. For years, they’ve successfully welcomed Cabintimers who find them through RentWisconsinCabins.com. This family-operated resort sits on the shores of Lake George in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. It represents a classic lakeside cottage vacation experience. Brekke’s history stretches back decades. Booking your stay directly with them offers significant advantages for your trip planning and budget.
A Legacy on Lake George
The story of Brekke’s Fireside Resort begins in 1936. Arthur and Wanda Hutchinson purchased the land for $3,000. They built the foundation of the resort, including cottages 1 through 6 and the office building we see today. Arthur passed away in 1943, leaving a lasting mark.
The Brekke family chapter started in 1971. Ron and Carol Brekke bought the resort that year. They introduced updates, adding cottage 8 and establishing the current bar area. Sadly, Ron passed in 1977. Carol faced a difficult decision. She chose to remain and became the heart of the resort for over four decades. Her dedication, supported by helpful neighbors and generations of wonderful guests, kept the resort thriving.
Today, Ron and Carol’s children, Dan Brekke and Nancy Brekke-Jones, carry on the family tradition. They manage the resort with the same commitment to guest experience. While the resort has evolved over nearly 90 years, Dan and Nancy hope the warm, welcoming feeling guests take away remains constant.
Your Lakeside Cottage Experience at Brekke’s
Brekke’s Fireside Resort offers several exceptionally clean housekeeping cottages. These rentals provide a comfortable home base for your Northwoods vacation. Each cottage includes essential kitchen facilities like a microwave and coffee maker. The bathrooms feature showers. Linens are furnished for the beds. Guests should plan to bring their own bath towels and beach towels.
The resort ensures you have tools for outdoor enjoyment too. A 14-foot aluminum boat comes included with each cottage rental. Outside every cottage, you will find a 22-inch Weber grill for cookouts. A picnic table and lawn chairs are also provided. Modern conveniences are available. Guests have access to free Wi-Fi. Brekke’s is also a pet-friendly resort, welcoming furry family members.
Fun on Lake George
Lake George itself is a key attraction. The lake covers 446 acres. It reaches a maximum depth of 26 feet, with much of it ranging from 10 to 18 feet deep. Explore 5.5 miles of scenic shoreline.
Brekke’s offers many ways to enjoy the water. Relax on the gradual sloping sand beach. Swim out to the diving raft for a plunge. Kids love the large lily pad swim mat. Take advantage of the resort’s complimentary watercraft. Kayaks, paddle boards, paddle boats, and a canoe are all free for guest use. Remember, your cottage rental includes a 14-foot rowboat.
For those wanting more power, Brekke’s rents outboard motors. They also offer spacious 20-foot pontoon boats with 60hp motors for rent. These pontoons fit up to 10 people. They are perfect for cruising, swimming, or serious fishing. Pontoon rentals are available to resort guests and the public, but must stay on Lake George.
Fishing on Lake George is excellent. Anglers can target muskie, northern pike, walleye, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, crappie, perch, bluegill, and rock bass. You can often catch panfish right off the resort docks. Brekke’s provides a lake map to help you find good spots. Need an edge? Rent trolling motors or portable fish locators. If you keep your catch, a fish cleaning house with running water and lights is available.
Guests are welcome to bring their own boats. There is ample dock space and trailer parking. Power outlets are located near the lake for battery charging (bring an extension cord). Please note, there is no boat launch on-site, but a free public launch is just two miles away. Due to the lake size, wake boats are not permitted.
More Resort Recreation
The fun at Brekke’s extends beyond the water. Numerous land-based activities keep guests entertained. Challenge friends or family on the tennis court or pickleball court. Enjoy classic resort games like shuffleboard and horseshoes. Play pickup games on the basketball court. Set up the net for volleyball or badminton.
Younger guests have a dedicated playground area with swings. Multiple picnic spots are scattered around the grounds. In the evening, gather around the communal firepit. Brekke’s provides the firewood. Need a break indoors? The resort features a bar and game room for relaxation and socializing.
Why Booking Brekke’s Direct Matters
It’s Cabin Time® connects travelers directly with property owners and managers. Choosing to book Brekke’s Fireside Resort directly through their RentWisconsinCabins.com listing provides clear benefits:
No Extra Fees: You avoid the service fees and commissions charged by large online travel agencies. Your payment goes directly to the resort.
Direct Communication: Speak directly with Dan and Nancy. Get faster answers to your questions. Receive firsthand information about the resort and cottages.
Local Expertise: Benefit from the Brekke family’s decades of experience running the resort and living in Rhinelander. Get insider tips on fishing spots, local attractions, or dining.
Exploring Rhinelander – Home of the Hodag
While Brekke’s offers plenty to do, Rhinelander provides more Northwoods experiences.
Learn about the city’s unique mascot, the legendary Hodag. Look for statues around town.
Visit the Rhinelander Logging Museum to explore the area’s rich history.
Hike or bike on scenic local trails.
Stroll through downtown Rhinelander. Browse unique shops and galleries.
Enjoy a meal at one of the local restaurants or cafes.
Plan Your Stay at Brekke’s Fireside Resort
Brekke’s Fireside Resort welcomes guests seasonally, from May through November. Ready for a traditional Rhinelander, WI resort vacation filled with lake fun and family memories?
Visit the Brekke’s Fireside Resort listing on RentWisconsinCabins.com. There you can find detailed information on each cottage, view photos, and read rental policies. Send an inquiry directly to Dan and Nancy to check availability for your preferred dates and make your reservation.
It’s Cabin Time® is delighted to partner with long-standing family resorts like Brekke’s. We connect Cabintimers like you with authentic Wisconsin lodging experiences. Enjoy your stay on Lake George!
For twelve years, Thorn Cottage has been a valued member of the RentWisconsinCabins.com family, part of the It’s Cabin Time® network. We’re thrilled to celebrate this long-standing connection. Thorn Cottage offers Cabintimers an authentic lakefront experience in Sugar Camp, Wisconsin. It sits directly on Dam Lake. Dam Lake is a key part of the beautiful Sugar Camp chain of lakes.
One major benefit we champion at It’s Cabin Time® is booking directly with owners. When you reserve Thorn Cottage, you connect straight with Elaine and Joseph Thorn. This means no added booking fees or surprise service charges often found on large travel sites. You talk directly to the people who know the cottage best.
Your Sugar Camp, WI Lakefront Cabin Awaits
Thorn Cottage provides a comfortable base for your Northwoods adventure. The cottage has two bedrooms. It can sleep up to seven guests. This makes it suitable for families or small groups. You’ll find new mattresses on the full beds ensuring a good night’s sleep.
Enjoy your morning coffee on the east-facing sun porch. It offers lovely views as the day begins. The full kitchen includes essential appliances like a refrigerator, stove, oven, and microwave. Prepare simple breakfasts or full dinners easily. The bathroom features a combination tub and shower.
Outside is where the lakefront living truly shines. Thorn Cottage rests on a private, quiet dead-end road. You have access to 180 feet of lake frontage. Two docks are available. Use them for docking your own boat, fishing, or just relaxing by the water. A small sandy beach area allows for easy water entry and swimming. Gather around the firepit in the evenings. A picnic table and charcoal grill are also provided for outdoor meals. Guests appreciate the included rowboat for exploring Dam Lake.
Exploring Dam Lake and the Sugar Camp Chain
Dam Lake itself covers 720 acres. It connects to four other lakes: Sand, Stone, Echo, and Chain. Together, they form the Sugar Camp chain, offering miles of water to explore. This chain is known for great fishing. Target musky, walleye, bass, and panfish. You can even access a restaurant directly from the water, making for a fun boating excursion.
The Advantage of Booking Directly with Elaine and Joseph
Choosing Thorn Cottage means more than just finding a place to stay. It means connecting with owners who care about your experience. Elaine and Joseph Thorn have owned the property since 1997. They live just eight miles away. Booking direct offers several key advantages:
No Service Fees: Save money compared to big online travel agencies. Your payment goes directly towards your vacation rental.
Direct Communication: Have questions? Need recommendations? Talk or text directly with Elaine and Joseph. There’s no middleman relaying messages.
Local Expertise: Elaine and Joseph are retired and know the Sugar Camp area intimately. Tap into their knowledge for tips on fishing spots, restaurants, or hidden local spots.
Pets are considered at Thorn Cottage. Please discuss your pet with Elaine and Joseph when inquiring.
While the lake offers endless enjoyment, the surrounding area provides plenty of activities. Sugar Camp’s location puts you within easy reach of popular Northwoods towns. Eagle River, St. Germain, and Minocqua are roughly six miles away in different directions.
Water Activities: Bring your own boat or rent one locally. Enjoy water skiing, tubing, kayaking, and exploring the chain. Marinas and public boat launches are nearby.
Land Adventures: Discover numerous hiking and biking trails. Go horseback riding. The region is famous for its ATV and snowmobile trails in the appropriate seasons.
Family Fun: Find go-kart tracks, mini-golf courses, and golf courses in nearby towns.
Shopping & Dining: Explore the unique shops and restaurants in Eagle River, St. Germain, and Minocqua.
Local Events: Depending on the season, you might catch events like the Paul Bunyan Fest, National Musky Open, Cranberry Fest, Beef-o-Rama (Minocqua), or the large St. Germain Flea Market. (Check local calendars for current dates).
Thorn Cottage primarily rents on a weekly basis during the peak summer season. Partial week rentals may be available before Memorial Day and after Labor Day (minimum 2-night stay). Linens and bath towels are provided. Firewood is also provided for the firepit.
Join us in celebrating Thorn Cottage’s 12 years of partnership! We know Elaine and Joseph look forward to welcoming fellow Cabintimers to their lakeside retreat. It’s Cabin Time® is proud to connect travelers like you with authentic Wisconsin cabin experiences, directly through the owners. See you at the cabin!
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