Minocqua

It’s not too late to start to plan your summer vacation. The area of Minocqua, WI is widely known for its restaurants, peaceful atmosphere, and beautiful waters. The Vilas and Oneida counties have some of the largest concentrations of bodies of water in the world! Head out to one of the many lakes and rivers and experience Northern WI in an entirely new way. Choose from fishing, water recreation, kayaking, canoeing, and much more.

May 5th marked the opening day for fishing in the northern WI town of Minocqua. Whether you’ve been fishing for your entire life, are just starting, or plan on taking a family fishing outing – the Minocqua area is a great destination.

With an abundance of lakes, the Minocqua area has seen a tremendous demand for canoeing and kayaking. There’s something new to be seen on each escape in the peaceful waters. Some are more interested in the high energy water recreation sports that the area has to offer. If you’re wanting to spend a day out on the water but don’t have a boat or equipment, don’t worry! Rentals are readily available for all vacationers in the area.

Other popular summer vacation locations:

St. Germain | Eagle River | Wisconsin Dells

We have just added another rental property, Black’s Cliff Resort in Minocqua WI. Venture into the Northwoods of Wisconsin and experience what vacationers are raving about.

Black’s Cliff Resort has 13 unique, four-season rentals. It can accommodate a couple looking for a relaxing getaway to large families and reunions.

The resort is located on lower Kaubashine Lake, a sparkling-clear, spring-fed, 200-acre lake. Relax on the shoreline’s sandy beach completed with a diving raft, canoes, kayaks, tubes and more. Love to fish? Kaubashine holds a wide variety of fish including walleye, musky, northern pike and pan fish.

It only seems fitting to mention some of the great winter activities in the Minocqua WI area. Located just 7 miles from the Minocqua Winter Park Nordic Center, vacationers have easy access to ski, sled, ice-skate, and snow-shoe. Feel free to take your snowmobile on your vacation for direct access to the Bear Skin State Trail.