Chippewa Flowage Destination
Nestled in the heart of northern Wisconsin’s Chequamegon‑Nicolet National Forest, the Chippewa Flowage Destination lake is a sprawling, 14,000‑acre reservoir that feels more like a hidden oasis than a man‑made lake.
Johnson's Resort
9126 W Johnson Rd
Hayward WI
715-462-3225
http://www.johnsonsresort.com
Fisherman Friendly, Family Friendly! Great rates for Spring and Fall. Lodge and bar offers hot menu and ice cream parlour. We have live bait available. We welcome dogs in some of our cottages. We have a perfect location for snowmobilers off trails # 1 and #6. Our well maintained units range from authentic log cabins to year round vacation homes with a wide variety of amenities available. Call or e-mail us.
- VCR/DVD
- TV
- A/C
- Bait
- Bar/Tavern
- Beach
- Cable/Satellite
- Credit Cards
- Gas & Oil
- Accessible
- Boat Rental
- Near ATV Trails
- Near Snowmobile Trails
- Playground
- Restaurant
- Screen Porches
- Phones
- Wifi
- FirePlaces
- Sandwiches and Pizza
- Fun Runs
Fed by the Chippewa River and its tributaries, the clear, emerald‑green waters stretch beneath a canopy of pine, birch and aspen, their reflections shimmering with the occasional splash of a loon or the graceful glide of a bald eagle. In summer, the Flowage becomes a playground for anglers chasing trophy muskies, largemouth bass, and northern pike, while families spread out on sandy coves for picnics, swimming, or simply soaking up the quiet hum of insects and distant campfire crackles. In the fall, the shoreline ignites in a blaze of orange, crimson and gold, offering perfect vistas for photographers and hikers who trek the adjacent trails that snake through old‑growth forests and sparkling wetlands. Whether you’re seeking the solitude of a sunrise paddleboard sunrise, the excitement of a guided boat‑out fishing excursion, or a rustic campsite under a sky thick with stars, the Chippewa Flowage beckons with a blend of natural grandeur and laid‑back Mid‑American charm that makes it a must‑visit destination for anyone longing to reconnect with the great outdoors.
