4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Upper and Lower Sleeps 14

Welcome to Lake living at Lake Mohawksin Shores!

Multi-unit is settled at the end of Hickey Ave on a large peninsula with plenty of room for parking and outside activities. Just a few outside features include two private docks, 400 ft of frontage, a spacious yard, and a deck with a lake view.

This spacious four-bedroom upper and lower unit sleeps 14, and we also have an additional unit with one bed, and one bath available separately. They are decorated in a modern Northwoods style. 105 Upper unit: consists of a queen bed with patio door leading out to the lakeside deck, Bed 2: queen and single, a double futon couch. Lower unit: consists of a queen bed with patio door leading out to the lakeside deck, Bed 2: queen and single, a double pullout couch. Both upper and lower have great inside features, including a spacious living and dining room area, TV, and full baths. Both upper and lower have great inside features, including a spacious living and dining room area, TV, and full baths. We have a fully stocked kitchen with a stove and microwave. A swimming area, firepit, multiple docks, kitchen towels, bed linens, extra pillows, and blankets are provided. The bathroom is stocked with shampoo, conditioner, and a hairdryer. The kitchen contains dinnerware, utensils, cookware, a coffee maker, reusable food containers, water bottles, and pantry items. A grill and dining set can be found outside — each dining room table seats six, plus a large breakfast bar.
In the evening, relax around the fire or take a short walk down the road to Castaways Bar and Grill, a local bar and restaurant with a great view of the beauty of Lake Mohawksin (and the paper mill). Lake Mohawksin Shores are also located 1.3 miles from downtown Tomahawk, with food, shopping, and entertainment opportunities during the day. Pontoon rentals are available for an extra charge from Tomahawk Pontoon Rental. Dock and swimming, and the water depth is shallow. Please visit the Tomahawk Chamber Website for more info.

Dock Water Depth: The front dock has about 2 ft of water and a sandy bottom, while the back dock is deeper, running around 3 to 4 ft. We've never had a guest report trouble docking a pontoon, and with 3 docks available there's plenty of space.