Eagle River is a popular vacation and second home destination in the Northwoods of Wisconsin. The resort is nestled on gently rolling terrain among towering trees between Voyageur and Eagle Lakes, part of the 28 lakes which
make up the longest inland freshwater chain in the world. The resort is an official terminal that connects with hundreds of miles of groomed and beautiful snowmobile trails, making it a great four seasons destination.

The Eagle River Chain of Lakes consists of 10 lakes connected by the Eagle River, and encompasses 14 miles between the two endpoints that includes 70 miles of shoreline for the system. Because the Chain is located in a busy tourist area of Wisconsin, the Chain is arguably the most high profile system in northern Wisconsin and highly sought after among recreationists and anglers. It is an integral part of Vilas County, and along the shores you will find many boat landings, public parks, motels and
resorts and campgrounds.

Eagle River is 150 miles northwest of Green Bay, 250 miles northeast of the St. Paul/Minneapolis Metro, and 250 miles northwest of Milwaukee.

Local airports include Rhinelander-Oneida County Airport (30 miles) and Ford Airport (70 miles). Nearby International airports include Austin Straubel International Airport, Green Bay (150 miles), Duluth International Airport (195 miles), General Mitchell International Airport, Milwaukee (250 miles), and Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport, Minneapolis (250 miles).