Lakewood, Wisconsin is a tranquil spot for nature lovers with peaceful trails, calm paddling waters, and quiet winter sports surrounded by dense forests of northern Wisconsin.
Lakewood, Wisconsin is a tranquil spot for nature lovers with peaceful trails, calm paddling waters, and quiet winter sports surrounded by dense forests of northern Wisconsin.
Outdoor Activities in Lakewood, Wisconsin
Lakewood is a serene town perfect for travelers looking to unwind amid northern Wisconsin’s forests and lakes. Its rural setting provides excellent opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, paddling, and winter sports.
Discover the unique natural wonders, summits, and scenic landmarks that make Lakewood, Wisconsin special.
★ 6.5⌖ 38.86 milesExperience the stunning Long Slide Falls, a picturesque 15-minute drive from Niagara, WI. Ideal for photographers and nature lovers, this spot is best visited in late spring when the falls are most active. Bring a picnic and enjoy the lush surroundings and unique rock formations.
Discover the top adventure activities and curated experiences in Lakewood, Wisconsin, verified by our editors to help you make the most of your trip.
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⌖ 12.0 miA self-guided, family-friendly outing on the Peshtigo River that outlines what to expect on a three-hour sit-on-top kayak trip.
⌖ 15.5 miWooded, roomy campsites on the Peshtigo River with non‑electric and electric options, hot showers, on‑site recreation and a straightforward rate structure—this guide explains what to expect and what to bring.
⌖ 22.1 miA 1.5–2 hour outdoor program at Rustic Retreat Deer Park where visitors feed deer, bison and trumpeter swans and take photos with wolf dogs—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
⌖ 25.0 miIce Shack Rentals #1 puts a propane‑heated shanty on the Flowage with holes drilled by the operator — this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
⌖ 25.0 miRent a 16' Triton with a 40hp motor from Popp’s Resort for guided orientation and a mapped day on High Falls Flowage—ideal for anglers 21 and older.
⌖ 25.0 miA compact, four‑person motorboat rental for exploring High Falls Flowage in Crivitz—this guide lays out the rules, gear notes, and on‑water flow so you can plan a straightforward day on the water.
⌖ 25.0 miA roomy 19' pontoon with a 40 hp Yamaha, gear for eight and a map-guided orientation — practical guidance for renting and running this boat on High Falls Flowage.
⌖ 25.0 miRent a propane-heated shanty on the Flowage—holes drilled for you, drive right onto the ice when conditions allow, and fish with up to five people.
⌖ 25.0 miRent a Lund 16' with a 25hp 4‑stroke motor and fish locator from Popp's Resort in Crivitz — the rental includes a short orientation, allows pets, and offers half‑day, daily and weekly options.
⌖ 25.0 miA day rental from Popp's Resort: a 16' Alumacraft with a 15 hp motor, fish locator and two pedestal seats — a mapped, oriented outing for anglers aged 21+.
⌖ 25.0 miTwo‑day non‑motorized rentals (canoes, kayaks, SUPs, row boats and paddle boats) from Popp’s Resort — this guide lays out vessel options, limits and rates so you can plan a short on‑water escape.
⌖ 25.0 miA fully equipped 21' pontoon with a 70 hp Yamaha, life preservers, and a map-based orientation — rentable by the half- or full-day with weekday, weekend, and weekly rates from Popp’s Resort.
⌖ 25.0 miA one‑day, 10‑hour rental program of canoes, kayaks, SUPs, rowboats and paddle boats limited to High Falls Flowage—this guide explains what’s available, limits to know, and how to plan your outing.
⌖ 25.0 miA dayboat rental from Popp's Resort that puts up to 11 people on High Falls Flowage with a full orientation and a 70 hp Yamaha engine.
⌖ 25.0 miA 21' pontoon with a 70 hp Yamaha that seats up to 11, delivered with a map and a short orientation — half‑day rentals available after 3:00 PM.
Make the most of your visit to Lakewood, Wisconsin with these essential planning tips, seasonal events, and protected lands.
Lakewood, Wisconsin is surrounded by incredible protected natural lands offering pristine trails, wildlife habitats, and wilderness conservation.
Bring insect repellent during summer months, especially near wetlands and lakes.
Check snowmobile trail conditions before winter trips.
Cell service is limited in forest areas; download maps for offline use.
Respect local wildlife and private property when hiking or biking.
Always check local regulations, fire restrictions, trail conditions, and weather forecasts before setting out on any adventure in Lakewood, Wisconsin. Respect nature, wildlife, and fellow adventurers by following Leave No Trace principles.
