Turtle-Flambeau Scenic Waters Area

"Slip your boat into the water, take it out far enough to lose sight of the landing and look around, you're treated to a view of nature - of wild beauty and all its splendor. Tall stands of pine and birch crowd the shoreline, a pair of loons dive in a quiet bay, and high overhead, a bald eagle circles.

This view will remain. The rugged Turtle-Flambeau Flowage will not fall victim to fragmented development along its shores. The scenic beauty and wild character will be preserved for future generations to enjoy."

~http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/Lands/TurtleFlambeau/

It's been called Wisconsin's "Boundary Waters Light." It's big enough for you to try your compass navigation skills, but without the portages. The entire eastern half of the flowage is a quiet no-wake area with no shoreline development, but throughout the flowage, the shallow water and occasional stumps keep the crazy power-boaters away ;)

Camping Information

Camping is free and first-come-first-served for the small family sites, but if there are more than 6 registrants, we'll reserve a group site for up to 15 people at $40/night. This additional cost will be divided among the total number of registrants, regardless of when you arrive. (So come for all three nights!)