| Office: 715-476-2305 Cell: 715-776-7693 info@northlandlodging.com |
| Coming Soon! Come enjoy all that the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage has to offer. With 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, Pete’s Place can accommodate up to 6 guests. Bedroom 1 has a king bed, bedroom 2 has 2 full beds, and the studio guest house has a queen bed, wet bar and 2nd bathroom. There is a full kitchen with dining area and a full suite of stainless appliances including dishwasher. The living room features a fieldstone fireplace with high-efficiency Quadra-fire insert. You’ll have easy access to the Sportsman’s Landing boat ramp, and be close by to Donner’s Bay resort where you can buy gas or stop in for a nightcap. Pete’s Place has a 48 foot dock with 2,000 lb boat lift and power, an outdoor fire pit, and a pole barn to park your vehicle or trailer for additional parking if needed. |
| WiFi & Streaming TV Available |
| No Pets Please |
| 1 Wood burning fireplace |
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| A Division of Northland Home & Property Management, & Services LLC |
| 2 Baths |
| 3 Bedrooms: 6 Guests Max Bedroom 1 has a king bed. Bedroom 2 has 2 full beds. Bedroom 3, ( Studio guest house) has a queen bed. |
| Pete's Place 4 - Season Rental |
| Close to Snowmobile and ATV Trails |
Daily Rates 3 Night Minimum Booking Up to 6 people - $240.00 daily Check in 3:00 PM Check Out 9:00 AM A 30% booking deposit is required on all 3 day bookings. Quiet Time starts at 10 p.m. daily. There will be a 5.5% Wisconsin sales tax and a 4.5% Mercer room tax added on to all rates. Credit Card Payments will charged +3% |
Weekly Rates June, July, & August (weekly rentals only) $1,500 per week for up to 6 guests Cabins are rented from Saturday through Saturday Check in 3:00 PM Check Out 9:00 AM Quiet Time starts at 10 p.m. daily. 30% booking deposit required to secure booking. There will be a 5.5% Wisconsin sales tax and a 4.5% Mercer room tax added on to all rates. Credit Card Payments will charged +3% . |
| 19,000 Acres of beautiful scenery, hundreds of islands, and great fishing. |
