This “camp” is so much more than that! With over 3,000 feet of frontage on the beautiful, fishable and swimmable Wolf Lake and over 49 acres for hiking, hunting, foraging and wildlife, this camp has everything you want. The well-built log cabin is modern, comfortable, roomy and practical. And, with a garage and guest house, there’s room to store your equipment, too. The cabin has three bedrooms and a full bathroom, with two of the bedrooms and the bathroom on the main floor, so this cabin works for everyone. The lofted, and large third bedroom is perfect for when the house is full. The cathedral ceiling funnels in beautiful light and the gas wood stove keeps it cozy. The solar/generator combination provides plenty of energy for lights, running water, and even a microwave! The metal roof is maintenance free and the logs are well-cared for. The land and lakefront are beautiful. White pines, birches, cedars, hemlocks and tamaracks ring the lake, making a wonderfully private, and still welcoming hide-away. The only neighbors you’ll have to greet are eagles, loons, bear, moose, owls, deer and at some times of the year, an array of migratory birds including Arctic buntings, ovenbirds and tanagers. The forest teems with life. After you go through your gate, you will feel far from civilization (except that cell service is available, but you might love being there so much you choose to ignore that!), but Marquette is only an hour’s drive away, and Ishpeming and Negaunee are even closer. South Wolf Lake Road and Dishno Road are gravel, and in good condition. The Dishno Road is not open during deep winter unless a resident takes that on. You can host a crowd, a big family gathering, or be very happy here sipping coffee on the front porch watching the clouds roll over Wolf Lake all alone. It’s a place like that, vibrant and also peaceful, like the forest and lake surrounding it.