Sugar Camp Lake

   Sugar Camp Lake is almost like two different lakes in one. On the North side you have the deep part of the lake with very little weeds and on the other you have the very shallow side of the lake with quite a bit of weeds (and quite a bit better fishing). Both sides share great water clarity with secchi readings in the 13 ft range. The lake has pretty moderate levels of boat traffic. The lake is centrally located between Eagle River, St. Germain, Three Lakes and Rhinelander, so while not real close to anything, it is not far from anything either, which is nice. There are about 18 owners per mile of shoreline. Sugar Camp Lake is almost like two lakes in one within the Sugar Camp Chain, with one side deeper and relatively weed-sparse and the other very shallow and weed-rich, all sharing notably clear water. The shoreline mixes classic cabins and year-round homes, but overall traffic is moderate, especially away from peak vacation weeks, giving it a relaxed, family-friendly feel. Being part of a five-lake chain adds variety for boaters who can explore connected waters, find quiet corners, or run to different basins depending on wind and crowd levels. It combines a deeper, cleaner-feeling basin on one side with a very shallow, weed-rich end on the other, all with good water clarity. It's popular with cabin owners who want chain-style variety and multi-species fishing in a slightly quieter setting than the highest-profile resort chains. Buyers who choose Sugar Camp Lake generally like the chain convenience and variety without the intensity of some of the larger, more heavily publicized resort chains.