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. 

Treeland Farm RV Resort

Lodging Treeland Farm RV Resort

9630 N Treland Rd
Hayward WI
715-462-3874
https://rvresort.treelandresorts.com

Our RV Camping Resort was created with a goal in mind to provide RV’ers with top-notch facilities and grounds that allow you to enjoy the beauty of the Northwoods, without having to sit on top of your neighbors. So we designed a resort that spread 75 premium, big rig friendly sites, out over 64 acres. We then added a swimming pool, playground, camp store, game room, beautiful shower facilities and more! Let the lure of the open road lead you to Hayward, WI and visit us on your next road trip!

Daily & Seasonal; full hook-ups with 20-30-50 amps; all 220 sq.ft. concrete patio, firepit, picnic table, DSL, cable hook-up. 70 pull-throughs, 5 back-ins, wooded and open on 64 acres. MAIN LODGE: Convenience store, heated baths & showers, laundry, TV-lounging area, game room, WiFi, ice cream, ice, firewood, storm shelter. RECREATION: Heated swimming pool, playground, wooded hiking trails, open recreational areas, biking & ATV trails nearby, kayaks, canoes, paddleboats included, horseshoes, pickleball, basketball, sand volleyball, lawn games, outdoor movies. SERVICES: Dump station, golf cart rentals, boat/RV storage, free boat launching, boat slip rentals on Chippewa Flowage, full resort facilities 1/4 mile. Dining

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Lodging Treeland Farm RV Resort


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.