Lakeview Retreat, Lakeside on the Flowage

Lakeview Retreat (Unit # 7) is one of our 2 houses located next to each other for your family vacation on the amazing Turtle Flambeau Flowage. You can bring up to 24 guests if you book both places! Each house nicely accommodates 12 people. The other house is Lakeview Lodge and is available to book on this website as well. The Retreat is directly on the water with the Lodge just behind. The base rate is good for up to 8 guests, there is an additional guest charge applied for up to 12. Thanks for adhering to this policy as it allows our property to remain affordable for all groups large and small. 

The Retreat was recently remodeled with many refreshing updates. There is new paint throughout the house, new carpet, and trim in the 5 upstairs bedrooms, and new luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the kitchen, four-season porch, dining, and living room. A new expanse of windows on the four-season porch overlooks the amazing water vista…you won’t want to leave this room!
The kitchen is fully equipped with a gas range, microwave, toaster, and coffee maker. There is an extra fridge on the lower level. Off the kitchen, the dining room features a large table to seat your family and friends.
The new game/great room features comfy seating with panoramic views and a cozy electric fireplace. When you can’t stand the view anymore, there is a 65” flat screen TV with Wi-Fi/Roku capabilities, a pool table, a foosball table, and poker/game table.

Bedrooms: Fisherman’s Rest and Hidden Cove are two bedrooms with queen beds on the main floor. Upstairs the bedrooms are cozy but very functional. Loon View has a new queen bed. Eagle’s Nest has 2 new extralong twin beds that can convert to a king. Black Bear Den has 2 twin beds. Turtle Retreat has a new twin mattress with a trundle. Lone Wolf is a tiny room with a twin. Catfish cove is a bunkroom off the game room with a twin over full bed.

Bathrooms: There are 2 full baths, one upstairs and one on the main floor. The main floor bathroom has been updated. There are two half baths off the game room in the exposed lower level.
Finally, there is a deck where you can blissfully watch and listen to the loons!

The Property:
The property is part of a condo association, which means there is a common area shared by all 7 cabins. The deck attached to the building and the assigned pier are private for guest use. The house is on a slope a little above the lake. 

The Lake:
The Turtle Flambeau Flowage is known as “The Crown Jewel of the North”. The flowage itself is just under 14,000 acres. The Turtle Flambeau Scenic Wilderness Waters Area and Trude Lake comprise nearly 19,000 acres of water and over 35,500 acres of public land with 212 miles of pristine shoreline. Vast area of water and wilderness offer excellent fishing, kayaking, canoeing and boating. Osprey, common loons, and bald eagles abound for the nature lover paddling around in the endless inlets. The flowage is a class “A” musky lake which offers exceptional walleye and smallmouth bass fishing, as well as largemouth bass, perch, crappie, bluegill and northern pike. Guide services ae available. In addition, the area is home to deer, bear, bobcat, and timber wolves. Head over to the Lake Bastine area for the best watersking/tubing.

The Flowage provides the ultimate northwoods experience! Search for the turtle flambeau flowage dot kom for more information on the area 
 

Wi-Fi
65” Smart/Roku TV in the game room and a 35” TV in the living room
Board Games/Puzzles
Microwave
Coffee Maker
Pots/Pans/ Baking Sheets
Dinnerware
Glassware
Silverware
Utensils
Fans (Each Bedroom and every main room has at least one fan.)
Canoe and kayak (with a signed waiver)
24’ Private dock
Shared swimming area
Shared Fire Pit (Bring your own wood)
Shared outdoor Masonry Barbeque fireplace
Private Charcoal grill (bring your charcoal)
Shared fish cleaning house
Located on the UTV/ATV Trails
Pontoons and fishing boats nearby for rent.
Health inspected and licensed annually.
House is located 15 miles southwest of Mercer and 29 miles east of Park Falls

Search for the Turtle Flambeau Flowage Association for more information on the area