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Driftwood Lodge in Minocqua, Wisconsin

Driftwood Lodge in Minocqua includes 5 different vacation homes and 4 vacation suites. The lodge is nestled in the Northwoods, along the shoreline of Mercer Lake. With all of the great amenities and features of the lodge, you’ll be spending so much time enjoying Wisconsin’s fresh air. Vacationers can enjoy picnic tables, weber grills, and swinging hammocks. Gather up your family and friends for a game of basketball or volleyball. Don’t forget about exploring the lake — Driftwood Lodge offers 1 canoe and 7 kayaks for vacationers enjoy. Spend an afternoon enjoying the outdoor heated swimming pool then relax at the campfire area by night.

There are a variety of vacation properties at Driftwood Lodge to fit your needs. Watch the slide show for information, or visit RentWisconsinCabins.com for more details.

BIRCHWOOD. Includes 2 bedrooms which sleep 4. The home features a living room with an adjoining compact kitchen.
EAGLE’S NEST and DRIFTWOOD MANOR is a two-story building with Eagle’s Nest on the upper level and Driftwood Manor on the lower level. . Each unit sleeps up to 4 and has full kitchen.
EDGEWATER includes 4 bedrooms, sleeping up to 10. Full kitchen, 2 living spaces (one with fireplace), dining room, and close to pool.
LAKEVIEW vacation home includes 2 bedrooms and sleep up to 4. The property is near the volleyball court with great lake views.
BAYVIEW sleeps up to 8, LAND’S END up to 14. These luxury suites feature a whirlpool tub, large living room, sunroom, and a chef’s kitchen (six burner stove, two ovens and a large griddle).
PINE AIRE. Two bedroom vacation home for 4. Includes a living room with a fireplace and a full kitchen.
PINE POINT. Enjoy the 180 degree view of Mercer Lake from the screened porch.

Other popular Wisconsin vacation locations:

St. Germain          |          Eagle River          |          Wisconsin Dells

 

Bird Conservation in Wisconsin

Bird City Wisconsin‘s goal is to enhance the environment for birds and to educate the general public. These passionate individuals are not the only ones who participate in wildlife watching, throughout WI some 2 million residents and non-residents are involved as well. The Department of Natural Resources estimates that $1.3 billion a year is spent by wildlife watchers to support their hobby. But bird watching is not just merely a hobby, there is a need for birds to keep our natural systems in balance. This is why Bird City Wisconsin is pushing to help bird conservation. Through this organization, there are now 66 Wisconsin bird cities who are looking for new ways to preserve birds and their habitats.

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 5 Easy Ways to Help Bird Conservation

  1. Recycle
  2. Clean your bird feeders
  3. Protect birds from pets
  4. Leave baby birds where you find them
  5. Keep your distance

It’s time to enjoy the birds. Relax in your own backyard, visit a WI state park, or plan a vacation. Throughout Wisconsin, birds are found everywhere – but one must be patient to see them.

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