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With four seasons of breathtaking scenery and wildlife, Nelson Lake provides a seasonal activity for everyone.
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SPRING: Our forests begin to green and the ice releases it’s hold on the lake. Everything seems fresh, alive, and sparkling new, plus the fish are especially hungry. It is the most anticipated time of the year and truly the time to feel the transition of the seasons. But for those whose joy comes from more material effects, it’s the time for fantastic early pre-season discounts!
SUMMER: Vacation time, family time, whatever summertime means to you, it’s the perfect time to visit us. Camping, fishing, boating, hiking, biking, and so much more... it’s time to start making a lifetime of perfect memories. It seems like all of our guests leave Nelson Lake with smiles on their faces. This year, come discover why!
FALL: Cool days and frosty nights turn our forests to crimson and gold. The fishing is at its peak, ducks start to fly and later on hunters take to the woods in search of whitetail. Fall is also festival time. Whether it’s ours or theirs, something’s always happening in our neck of the northwoods.
WINTER: Our snowy land of adventure awaits you. Endless miles of groomed snowmobile trails, fish-filled frozen lakes, cross country skiing and skating, all surrounded by pristine white snow, are just some of our "other" season’s changes. Plus we know a thing or two about celebrating in the white stuff. Be sure to join us for Winterfest or the Birkie. All this and much more beckons visitors of all ages.
Don’t forget your fishing pole!
The elusive walleye, hard-hitting northern pike, battling largemouth bass, slab-sized crappies, bluegill and perch provide sporting fun for the serious anglers as well as the whole family!
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Updated: Friday, August 20, 2010
Our Fall Season is quickly approaching. Warm sunny days along with cooler crisp nights make for a great time to come to Nelson Lake. The fall colors are magnificent & breathtaking. If you are looking for a get-a-way, look no further. We have many resorts that can accommodate you. Contact us today!
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 Read about Nelson Lake in an article from Badger Sportsman Magazine
Unlike many overdeveloped lakes, more than 50% of our shoreline is inhabited only by nature and her wildlife. Bring your camera and binoculars to get the best view of the rather common beaver, otter, muskrat, deer and bear. Make sure you look for the nesting bald eagles or osprey that we are honored to have select us as their summer home.
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