It’s a Friday Night in Wisconsin which means one thing, it’s time to…
With a 2,600 acre lake located downtown, some would say the entire community of Shell…
There’s nothing quite like the first sip of your favorite drink. Whether…
From cozy cabins and family campgrounds to staying overnight on a train car, Washburn County is home to some of the most unique lodging that you’ll find in Northwest Wisconsin. What makes a night in WashCo so special? Maybe it’s the clear view of the starry skies away from the lights of the city…
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With nearly 150,000 acres of county forest land, nearly a thousand lakes, and the Namekagon River: Wisconsin’s Moving National Park, Washburn County is a premier outdoor recreation destination. When we asked what was the “Best of the Outdoors”, we knew we’d get a lot of votes. Folks around here are…
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Nearly 1,000 sparkling lakes, good old-fashioned resorts and Friday Night Fish Fries, Washburn County is the ideal destination to plan your summer getaway. Washburn County is located in Northwest Wisconsin, directly between Eau Claire and Duluth/Superior. You could say that Washburn County is a…
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Whether it’s the best place to grab breakfast or a peaceful spot to take in the gorgeous views, there’s one thing we know for sure, our visitors (and locals!) know some of the best ways to explore our beautiful area so we took your comments to help us to create this great ‘go to’ guide. First up in…
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With a 2,600 acre lake located downtown, some would say the entire community of Shell Lake is a hidden gem. If you’ve visited before, you can likely confirm that to be true. There have been many additions to the Shell Lake community over the past several years making spending a day, weekend or even…
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There’s no place like the cabin. As cliché as it is, all cabin-goers know it. For me, it’s a place to escape from the city, be in nature, slow down, and enjoy quality family time without the everyday distractions. I got lucky and married into an old family cabin on Long Lake. I’ve been coming here…
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