Hotels in Lac du Flambeau

Big Crooked Lake's crystal-clear waters attract anglers seeking smallmouth bass and muskellunge in a peaceful setting. Bring your own boat as there are no public launches on this secluded Wisconsin gem.

You can practice your poker face at Lake of the Torches Casino when visiting the center of Lac du Flambeau.

Step back in time at this reconstructed Ojibwe village where guides demonstrate traditional fire-making and arrow crafting. Handle authentic tools and participate in cultural demonstrations in a serene forest.

Eagle Lake's crystal-clear waters are perfect for catching musky, bass, and walleye in Wisconsin's northern woods. Bring your canoe at sunrise for the best wildlife spotting and peaceful forest reflections.

Sunfish Lake's crystal-clear waters make it a paradise for largemouth bass fishing in Wisconsin. Bring your own gear and visit during early morning hours when fish are most active.

Step into Ojibwe history with a 24-foot dugout canoe and world-record sturgeon. Interactive dioramas showcase seasonal traditions while the French fur trading post replica brings the past to life.

Wild Rice Lake showcases ancient Ojibwe harvesting traditions with expansive rice beds across shallow waters. Visit in late August to witness traditional harvesting and spot eagles soaring above this cultural treasure.

The Lake of the Torches Convention Center blends modern facilities with Ojibwe cultural elements across 8,500 square feet of versatile space. Perfect for both intimate gatherings and large events.