Cameron’s Crest :
Cozy rustic 2 bedroom retreat
Escape to a cozy retreat 125 feet above Green Lake, offering stunning views and fresh breezes. Perfect for couples or small groups, this peaceful home features two bedrooms, a full bath, a stocked kitchen, and a den with a futon. Relax on the wrap-around porch, dine outdoors, or cozy up by the fireplace. Enjoy visits from wildlife and private access to the lake’s boat launch. A perfect blend of nature and comfort. Come and stay where the deer love to play!
Nostalgic 1970s Charm
This home is a treasured multi-generational vacation haven. Though the decor reflects a 1970s style, the property is impeccably maintained, evoking nostalgic memories. The owners have spared no effort in readying the home for guests, eager to share the beauty of the bluff and the refreshing lake breeze that flows across the deck.
Just beyond the door, adventure beckons. Scenic trails are steps away for a morning hike, public boat launches around the lake await for a day of water fun, and some of the area’s most beautiful golf courses invite a round or two. Nearby towns—Green Lake, Princeton, and Ripon—bring small-town charm with cozy cafes, unique shops, and a relaxed pace that soothes the soul.
Whether the goal is a family gathering or a peaceful retreat, Beauty on the Bay delivers with its fresh, remodeled style and lakeside tranquility. Book a stay today and experience it firsthand!
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Nature
Discover the natural beauty of Green Lake, Wisconsin, with the Green Lake Conservancy trails! Spanning diverse landscapes, these trails wind through lush uplands, serene wetlands, and along the shores of Wisconsin’s deepest natural inland lake. Perfect for hikers, bikers, and nature lovers, the conservancy’s 15 public-access properties offer scenic vistas, unique wildlife, and peaceful retreats. From the historic Winnebago Trail to the spring-fed paths of Hammer’s Trail, adventure and tranquility await just steps from the water’s edge.
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Golf
Swing into adventure with golf in Green Lake, Wisconsin! Home to 99 holes across four acclaimed courses, this destination blends challenging play with breathtaking scenery. From Tuscumbia’s historic fairways—the state’s oldest—to Lawsonia’s top-ranked Links and Woodlands, every round offers lush landscapes and unique tests. Nestled near Wisconsin’s deepest lake, Mascoutin’s 27 holes round out a golfer’s paradise, promising unforgettable days on the green.
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Biking
Pedal through paradise with biking in Green Lake, Wisconsin! Trails like the Winnebago and Gold weave across rolling uplands, quiet wetlands, and along the shores of the state’s deepest natural lake. Perfect for cyclists of all levels, the Green Lake Conservancy’s 15 public-access routes deliver stunning views, fresh air, and thrilling rides. From rugged paths to smooth lakeside stretches, this biking haven offers an unforgettable escape into nature’s embrace.
Sugar Loaf:
A Historical Gem of Green Lake, Wisconsin
Sugar Loaf, a striking peninsula on the northern shore of Green Lake—Wisconsin’s deepest inland lake—offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and rich history. Known to the Ho-Chunk Nation as Įnį́bosarajᵋra ("The Stone that Stands Erect"), this promontory was revered as part of the sacred Daycholah (Green Lake), guarded by a mythical Waterspirit. Ho-Chunk legends tell of an enchanted island nearby and a “Great Lizard” sentinel, Wau-ke-pon, watching from the bluff. Ancient earthworks, including a 44-foot panther effigy mound and a conical burial mound, crown Sugar Loaf, linking visitors to its indigenous past.
Geologically, Sugar Loaf’s bluff was carved by a pre-glacial river and shaped by the Wisconsin glaciation, forming Green Lake’s 237-foot-deep basin. By the 1830s, European settlers arrived, with pioneers like Anson Dart damming the lake to spur development. By the late 1800s, Sugar Loaf became a coveted spot for summer homes, cementing its place in Green Lake’s history.
Today, Sugar Loaf’s scenic shores and historical significance make it a must-visit destination, offering a glimpse into the Ho-Chunk legacy and the geological forces that shaped this serene landscape.