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| can anyone here send me in the right direction. I am looking for a place to stay for 6 people on the chippewa flowage this june. looking for a cottage/cabin that has docks with electric hook up. thanks for any and all help |
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| treeland's resort
http://www.chippewaflowage.com/treeland.html
great place to stay |
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Location: Twin Cities, MN | Treeland Resorts - my first choice, as my family and I stay there each year
R & R Resort
Deerfoot
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Treelands is a Great place to be. My favorite on the Chip.
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Location: Richland Center, WI. | Do an internet search on Hayward Lakes or Lake Chippewa Flowage and you will be able to find all the info you need.
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Location: Waterford,WI | Check out property managment of hayward. My wife and I rent vacation homes every summer from them on the chip. Beautiful cabin/log homes on the water with docks and elect. I have stayed at both the Eagles Nest and the Rowan Tree, great places as well as awsome locations on the flowage. |
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| Chief Lake Lodge was always great. Dun Rovin was a great place also. |
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| Yes, Treelands by far. If you want something cheaper there are alternatives, but nothing compares. R&R Bayview might be worth considering if you want something more affordable. |
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Location: BLOOMINGTON,IL | There are a lot of great places on the flowage - It all depends on what you are looking for in a resort. I spend a lot of the season up there.
As the son of an owner I am a little partial to Chippewa Shores. www.chippewashores.com
Let me know if you have any questions about the Flowage - Would be glad to chat. |
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| dun rovin is fun and has a highly rated supper club
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| Dun Rovin has had some management issues and, I think, recently changed ownership. Their restaurant wasn't even open for a long time. Does anyone have a reliable status update? |
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| That's right. It is under new ownership. When I talked to the owner's son this summer, the supper club was not open. They were moving away from the fine dining thing and just wanted to do Chicago-style sandwiches and hot dogs, stuff like that. I think the bar is open sporadically. They still have nice cabins, just don't count on the bar always being open. Other resort suggestions:
Treelands
Tiger Musky
Deerfoot Johnson's
Chief Lake Lodge |
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Location: West Bend, WI | Check www.chippewaflowage.com it has a listing all lodges and resorts on the flowage. Where to stay depends on what you want. There are alot of good spots. I look at where on the flowage I want to fish. I would look at which side you want to stay on. You can go in between, but you don't want to spend all day boating to spots. I have been all over on the flowage and it is all great, but I prefer the east side. Deerfoot is central to a ton of spots on the east side and that is kind of nice. I do agree that treeland is nice and I'll be there later this year, but when I want to get down to turkey bar or Cranberry bar it can be a bit time consuming. Can't wait to get back... |
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Treelands is where its at if you ask me
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Location: Bristol, IN | www.deerrunresort-hayward.com Deer Run Resort off County B. Just minutes away from Y Pines County S by Moose Lake. ALL U CAN EAT WALLEYE- BAKED OR STEAMED...Mmmmmmm. Drawn butter, lemon wedges, potato cakes...Mmmmmmm. Every Frday night- a must eatery.
Edited by MuskyTaleMike 1/13/2009 11:41 PM
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| I would highly suggest Tiger Musky Resort!! Those people are nothing short of fantastic and their place is incredible. I have been to a lot of places and think that they are the best. The food is awesome, the drinks are cold. The cabins are clean and beautiful. All cabins have docks and power close by. As you can tell I was very very impressed! |
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| Good advice on Treelands.
Great place with top notch accommodations.
Reasonable rates.
If you are looking for a guide to hire
You can't go wrong with Tanner Wildes or Ty Sennet
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