What do you want in a Wisconsin Hunting Lodge?
We understand that a successful and enjoyable hunting trip requires that you have a warm and comfortable place to hang your hat at the end of a long day of hunting. Our deer hunting lodge offers just that.
 Our accommodations begin with the white Old Homestead House. Recently redone, the lodge is located one mile from our main buildings. Have a large hunting party coming with you on your deer hunting excursion? No problem! Our hunting lodge can comfortably sleep nine people. The lodge features cozy accommodations. Visitors will find everything they need in the Old Homestead House’s living room, kitchen and bathroom facilities.
 Located a convenient 1⁄2 mile from the main buildings is our cabin. Designed to accommodate a slightly smaller hunting party, this two-room lodge comfortably sleeps six hunters. Although this lodge includes no modern bathroom facilities, users will find other amenities such as gas lanterns, a gas fireplace, and a wood-burning stove inside this comfortable hunting lodge nestled in the woods.
Lastly, we have a bunkhouse that is located near the main Bremer Creek buildings. The smallest of our accommodations, the bunkhouse is no less quaint than the other accommodations. It sleeps six people and features a living room/kitchen combination and modern bathroom facilities.
No matter what kind of hunting lodge you want to stay in during your hunting trip in Wisconsin, we have something that will both suit your needs and be gentle on your wallet. Call us for more details about each of these facilities. We’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Each of our hunting lodges provides rustic-yet-comfortable accommodations, suitable for any hunting party’s needs. We don’t pretend to be something we’re not, and we don’t provide you with anything you won’t need – those extras just get in the way of what really matters on these Wisconsin deer hunting trips. Hunters don’t need a five-star hotel; what they do need is clean, comfortable and well-appointed surroundings that will offer them the space to enjoy the company of their fellow hunters at the end of a long day.
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