Caribou Bay Retreat – Private Lake Lodge on 35 Acres, Family Getaway!

Location: Wautoma Area, Central Wisconsin USA

Accommodations: (1) 4,000 sq. ft. Main Guest House (2) Four Seasons/Hot Tub Room (separate building and next to Main Guest House) Caribou Bay Retreat comfortably sleeps 12


Welcome to Caribou Bay Retreat, a hidden 35-acre lakeside lodge near Coloma, Wisconsin—perfect for family vacations, reunions, and cozy winter getaways. Whether you’re swimming, fishing, or relaxing by the fireplace, every season here feels magical.

Enjoy a private spring-fed lake, outdoor decks, walking trails, and peaceful woods that surround your group with nature and quiet. The lodge offers a fully equipped kitchen, field stone fireplace, Smart TVs, Wi-Fi, and plenty of room for families to gather, dine, and relax.

In summer, enjoy kayaking, bonfires, and starlit evenings under twinkle lights. In winter, savor sledding, hot cocoa by the fire, and nearby ski trails. Caribou Bay Retreat is the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort—just a short drive from Wisconsin Dells, Wautoma, and Stevens Point.
Summer Highlights
• Private spring-fed lake for swimming, kayaking, and fishing
• Large outdoor decks and patios with beautiful views
• Walking trails through 35 wooded acres
• Firepits and grilling area for s’mores under the stars
• Optional Event Center rental for family celebrations
Winter Highlights
• Two cozy fireplaces for family movie nights
• Spacious open-concept lodge with lake views
• Snowshoeing, sledding, and nearby ski/snowmobile trails
• Perfect for holiday gatherings and quiet winter escapes
What You’ll Love Inside
• Full kitchen with cookware and dinnerware
• Smart TVs and strong Wi-Fi
• Multiple living spaces and dining areas
• Laundry facilities and ample parking
Nearby Attractions
• Wisconsin Dells (45 minutes)
• Nordic Mountain Ski Area (30 minutes)
• Ice Age Trail access
• Local dining and shopping in Coloma, Wautoma, and Stevens Point
Why Guests Love Caribou Bay
Families say it feels like 'your own private resort.' There’s space to breathe, room to play, and endless ways to reconnect—with each other and with nature.