Black Bear Lodge wrote the book on what it is to be a quintessential “northwoods Wisconsin” resort. Situated on 2,100 feet of shoreline on Little St. Germain Lake, it’s all about the outdoors here. In the warm weather months, fishing, swimming, kayaking, boating and bonfires define the experience, along with biking and golf. There’s a boat launch for guests and boat rentals too. With the first signs of snow, outdoor enthusiasts pack for snowmobiling the famous Bo-Boen Snowmobile Trail, ice fishing, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, even ice skating on the resort’s groomed lake rink. You can purchase snowmobiling, fishing, hunting and park licenses right on-premise. Accommodations range from classic cabins, some with gas-burning fireplaces to more modern lodges with gas fireplaces. Visitors have their choice of 1, 2 and 3-bedroom units, each with fully equipped kitchen, free Wi-Fi, and cable TV (not that you’ll spend much time watching TV). The one amenity that’s consistent across the board – “wow” views of the pristine lake. Black Bear Den Bar & Grill, the #1 stop on the Bo-Boen Trail, is open every day and, of course, has a Friday Fish Fry.
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Open Year-roundDirections
We are between Eagle River and Minocqua, one mile east of St. Germain, on Hwy. 70. Take Highway 51 (I-39) north through Minocqua and Woodruff, then east on Highway 70 for 14 miles through St. Germain to Halberstadt Road. Follow signs north on Halberstadt Road.The Way Resorts Used to Be! Northland Resort is situated on the North shore of Little St. Germain Lake and has been owned and operated by the Olejniczak Family since 1952. The resort consists of five cottages, two 3-bedroom and three 2-bedroom cabins. Each rental is a modern, housekeeping unit equipped with a shower and complete kitchen including a microwave oven and a drip coffee maker. Each cabin has its own barbeque grill, private pier with a 14' aluminum rowboat, picnic table and fire ring with firewood.
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