Lake House - Includes 24' Pontoon Boat - Sleeps 12

Reserve your summer vacation time today! Rent this 2000 sq ft house on quiet no wake (53 acre) Camp Six Lake in Blackwell, WI. You can bring 11 of your family and friends because this house has sleeping accommodations for up to 12 people. Great swimming and fishing on the lake with a ton of bass and sunfish.

* Use of a 24 foot pontoon included (May 1 - Sept 30)
* Located in the Nicolet National Forest

This 2000 sq ft house was built in 2015. This is not a cramped, 3 season cabin that hasn't been updated since the 80's. The pictures say it all and the floor plan is open and great for group activities and interaction. The dining table seats 12 with the added leaves which are conveniently stored under the table. We keep 8 chairs out and there are 4 additional chairs in the first floor bedroom closet.

The deck has a table for six with umbrella, additional seating for 5 more, and an end table.

You can access the lake by taking the stairs from the deck or going out the sliding doors from the walk-out basement. We had the house built 75' from the water - that's as close as you can build to the lake. The 24' pontoon boat is powered by a trolling motor which is perfect for this quiet 53 acre, no wake lake. The boat makes a great swimming platform by taking it to the middle of this very clean lake where it's about 10 feet deep, dropping the anchor, and enjoying a refreshing swim.

The fishing is great too! There are a lot of large mouth bass and bluegill/sunfish as well as crappie. You can catch fish almost anywhere on the lake.

As guests you'll have access to the whole house, the massive 300 sq. ft. deck and the 24' pontoon boat.

We supply bed linens, pillows, and towels. There are enough towels for one per person so you may want to bring extra. Please bring your own toiletries.

For the well-stocked kitchen, you will find dish towels, plates, bowls, glasses, silverware, toaster, coffee maker, pots, pans, and other utensils. Please bring your own condiments.

The soil is sandy so we request that everyone take their shoes off when coming inside. This helps keep the house clean and also protects the flooring from being marred by stones that get caught in shoe tread.