Welcome to Cedar Cove Cabins
Turtle Flambeau Flowage resort vacation cabin rentals near Mercer and Butternut, Wisconsin

Creating a Lifetime of Family Memories...

The Turtle Flambeau, "wild and wonderful" remains one of  Wisconsin's outstanding outdoor destinations.  An impoundment of over 14,326 acres, flooding 11 natural lakes, three rivers, and several creeks, creating 212 miles of shoreline and 195 islands.

Fishermen can enjoy the solitude of a vast wilderness area to pursue their limit of walleye, musky, small mouth bass, crappie and panfish.  River fishing on the Turtle and Flambeau Rivers, and several streams beckon to the trout devotees.

The Turtle-Flambeau is a protected wilderness area, securing its rugged beauty and unspoiled wild character for generations to come.  Swimming, canoeing, kayaking, a 26-mile boat or canoe trip on the north fork of the Flambeau traverses 23 rapids, providing water thrills. 

Wildlife is abundant, with the highest number of bald eagle, osprey and common loon breeding pairs of any Wisconsin lake area. 

Snow, Snow, Snow!!!

• An average snowfall of over 150 inches per year
• Over 325 miles of marked snowmobile trails in Iron County alone
• We are located right on trail #9

Miles of cross-country ski trails and downhill skiing is available just a short drive to Ironwood, Michigan, which offers five major ski hills plus a ski-flying hill. 

Ice Fishing has blossomed into one of our most popular winter sports! 

Archery Hunters will enjoy the deer hunting available in the Chequamegon National Forest and surrounding wilderness areas.  There is plenty of public land for rifle hunting for deer and bear in the fall.  Rabbit, grouse, duck and geese hunting is in abundance.  Miles of county land and trails to hunt on.

In Autumn, brilliant maple and aspen foliage reflects off the mirror-like surface of the autumn waters.  There are over 100 miles of ATV trails and over 300 miles of mountain bike trails to enjoy all year long.  So come up to swim, sunbathe, water ski, canoe, kayak, fish, hike, mountain bike, ATV ride, enjoy wildlife, hunt, snowmobile, cross-country ski, downhill ski, or relax and enjoy the quiet, clean, wonderful wilderness that we call home.