Unwind from daily life in what may be the most unique cabin in this neck of the woods, located on a 1.3-acre private peninsula with about 500 feet of shoreline and a private sand beach.
Start your day with coffee on the beach or pier, watching the eagles, otters, hummingbirds, peckers, and resident loons. Greet the sunrise or sleep in... your choice. No schedule! Explore the woods and commune with nature to your heart's content. Spend a lazy afternoon in the screen house with a good book, on the beach catching some sun, or in the hammock, snoozing and dreaming. After a day of swimming and fishing, gather around the fire on the beach while you watch the night sky glitter on the lake. And when it's time to turn in, enjoy the comforts of home, away from home.
DP is a humble, unpretentious, family-friendly cabin that comfortably sleeps 7 adults (2 california king beds, full-over-full bunk, and living room futon), sleeps 8 if you really like each other and share the bunks. A pack 'n play is available for your baby and a bed rail for your littles.
Your pups are family, too, so they're welcome as long as they're well behaved. We ask that they be current on vaccinations, heartworm and flea/tick preventatives. (Please note that a pet fee does apply.)
Everything you'll need for a comfy stay is provided (we hope), including games, puzzles, toys, DVDs, and reading material for rainy day entertainment. No WiFi or cable (it is, after all, Decompression Point), but there's a whole-house generator so you'll never miss out on your morning coffee, no matter the weather.
The cabin is situated on beautiful, peaceful Pickerel Lake. The lake is 72 acres in size, 14 feet deep, and has panfish, largemouth bass and northern pike. There is a public boat landing for your personal watercraft. Rowboat, canoe, pedal boat, adult and kid kayaks are part of your stay. *** This is a no-wake lake ***
Rhinelander, Merrill and Tomahawk are easy jaunts away for shopping and entertainment. Visit the Hodag! The cabin has direct access to the Harrison Hills ATV trails and is convenient to the Harrison Hills Ice Age hiking trail if you want to get your steps in.