The Trading Post (Cabin 1)

The Trading Post (Cabin 1)
Is Eagle Waters Resort's premier large-group retreat—a 6,000 square foot Northwoods escape built for unforgettable family gatherings on the legendary Chain of 28 Lakes. With 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and space for up to 22 guests, it's the perfect home base for extended families, reunions, and milestone celebrations.



Bedrooms & Bathrooms

Five private bedrooms, each with its own full bathroom featuring walk-in showers. The main-floor master includes a tub/shower combo plus a large soaking tub—ideal for unwinding after a day on the lake. A half bath adds convenience for guests.

Gourmet Kitchen (Built for Groups)
Cook for a crowd with ease: three stoves, two full-size refrigerators, two microwaves, two dishwashers, two coffee makers, two toasters, a beverage cooler, and an oversized island. The dining table seats up to 20, so everyone gathers together.

Entertainment & Comfort
Stay connected with Wi‑Fi, Smart TV, cable/satellite TV, and a Bluetooth speaker. The game room keeps all ages entertained. Year-round comfort includes air conditioning, heating, ceiling fans, portable fans, and in-unit laundry (washer & dryer).

Accessibility
A handicap ramp at the main-floor entrance ensures easy access for all guests.

Eagle Waters Resort Amenities
As a guest of The Trading Post, you have full access to everything Eagle Waters Resort offers:
On the Water
Direct access to the Chain of 28 Lakes
Shared docks and lake swimming
Rowboats available for guest use
Fish cleaning house

Recreation
Heated outdoor pool (summer) and whirlpool
Tennis, basketball, and volleyball courts
Shuffleboard and horseshoe pits
Playground and picnic areas
Game room
Fire rings throughout the property
Dining

On-site Supper Club featuring Friday Fish Fry, prime rib nights, and classic Northwoods fare

Winter Adventures
Snowmobile trail access (500+ miles in Vilas County)
Ice fishing, cross-country skiing, and sledding
Cozy lodge experiences and winter wildlife

A Place with History
Eagle Waters Resort has welcomed guests since 1856—originally the Kee-Mi-Con Trading Post, the first settlement in Eagle River. Experience Ojibwa heritage, historic charm, and four generations of Northwoods hospitality.

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Address

3958 Eagle Waters Rd.