Plummer Lake

   Plummer Lake is a bit of a hidden gem. The 219 acre lake has an average depth of 30 feet and a max depth of 65 feet. The clarity is 19.5 feet. The clear water of Plummer Lake is light aqua blue color. The lake has no public access and the northern part of the lake is undeveloped tribal land so it is a nice quiet lake. Plummer Lake is only twenty minutes from Minocqua and fifteen minutes from Lac Du Flambeau. The homes on the lake are mostly smaller cottages. Plummer lake has 3.22 acres of water per owner and an average of 21 owners per mile of shoreline. The 3.3 mile shoreline has a nice shape and is great for silent sports like kayaking and stand up paddle boarding. Plummer Lake is a 219-acre clear lake west of Minocqua with an average depth around 30 feet, maximum depths near 65 feet, and clarity near 19-20 feet; its water has a distinctive light aqua-blue color. There is no public boat access, and the north shore is undeveloped tribal land, which keeps activity low and preserves a very natural shoreline. With about 3.2 acres of water per owner, roughly 21 owners per shoreline mile, and cottage-style homes, it offers a quiet, neighborly environment that feels like a throwback to an earlier era of cabin life. It's a 219-acre clear lake with an average depth around 30 feet, maximum depths near 65 feet, and roughly 19-20 feet of water clarity, known for its light aqua-blue color. There is no public access, and the north side borders undeveloped tribal land, so traffic stays light and the shoreline retains a peaceful, natural feel. With about 3.2 acres of water per owner and roughly 21 owners per shoreline mile, plus cottage-style homes rather than massive estates, it's a classic "hidden gem" for buyers who value privacy, quiet paddling, and clear water more than easy public access.