Enjoy a cozy Northwoods escape on Half Moon Lake in Tomahawk, Wisconsin. Warm wood interiors, inviting living spaces, and lake views make Cabin A a welcoming place to slow down and spend time together.
Sleeping & living spaces
This two-bedroom, one-bath cabin accommodates up to four guests. One bedroom has a king bed, and the second has a queen bed. Relax in the living area after a day outdoors, catch up on a favorite show, or stay connected with Wi-Fi. Air conditioning and heat help keep your stay comfortable.
Kitchen & dining
The full kitchen includes a refrigerator/freezer, stove, oven, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, coffee maker, cookware, and dishes. Prepare breakfast before heading out or gather around the dining table for a meal together.
Outdoor living
Enjoy the patio and outdoor seating, cook on the grill, or gather around the fire pit designated for Cabin A. The dock directly in front of the duplex is shared with Cabin B, as are the kayaks. Other docks on the property are not included with your stay.
Important details
Cabin A is one side of a duplex, with neighboring guests potentially staying in Cabin B. The shoreline is weedy rather than a sandy swimming beach. Dock and watercraft use depend on seasonal and weather conditions. There is no washer or dryer, and pets are not permitted.
Guests have access to left cabin on the property and to the shared dock. There is a private fire pit directly in front of the cabin for your use. The cabin is on a resort and only has access to the dock directly in front of the cabin that is shared with the other side. You may use the kayaks and paddle boat, but they must be cleaned up after your stay!
Please contact Allison through the booking platform directly. If there is an emergency please text Allison directly. Direct information can be found in the welcome book!
Quiet, low-density rural and lakes-region neighborhood adjacent to forested areas and waterways. Close to the Wisconsin River/Lake Mohawksin corridor with public boat launches, fishing, hiking and snowmobile trail access. Tomahawk’s downtown (shops, restaurants, gas, small grocery) is the nearest commercial cluster; regional recreational attractions and campsites are common in the surrounding area.
Driving is the primary and recommended way to get around—most guests will use a car. Roads are county/state highways and local rural roads; winter conditions may require snow tires or AWD. Public transit is very limited in the Tomahawk area; there is no regular Amtrak rail service in town and ride‑share availability is minimal. Local taxi services and airport shuttles may be available from Rhinelander. For long-distance travel, guests commonly fly into Rhinelander–Oneida County Airport (shorter drive) or Central Wisconsin Airport (larger commercial options).
