Greater Bass Lake

Located in Langlade County, Wisconsin

Greater Bass Lake is located in Upham, Wisconsin. Green Bay is 109 miles southeast, Madison is 190 miles south, and Milwaukee is 202 miles southeast.

There are a few smaller airfields nearby, but the closest major airport is Appleton International Airport, typically two hours away. Urgent care can be provided at Aspirus Langlade Hospital, 25 minutes away.

Snacks and groceries can be found at North Trail Store LLC, 10 minutes away. Many highly rated restaurants are nearby, such as Ruby May’s Cafe and Thirsty Bear Pub.

Lake Life

With 244 acres, Greater Bass Lake is full of opportunities for a fun-filled lake day.

A few popular ways to enjoy the water are boating, jet skiing, paddle boarding, and swimming. A public boat launch can be found on the northern shoreline.

Anglers looking to toss a line have the chance to reel in small and largemouth bass, northern pike, musky, walleye, and panfish.

Weekend Milwaukee

Milwaukee is a hot spot for arts, outdoor adventures, and cultural food. Walk along the riverwalk for the best tour of the vibrant city life of Milwaukee. The riverwalk winds through 20 blocks and three neighborhood districts, granting you a vibrant view of the city.

Stroll down the Old World Third Street and feel as if you have been transported to Germany. These European-style buildings are home to shops and restaurants such as Usinger Sausage, The Spice House, the Old German Beer Hall, and The Brat House. For some of Milwaukee’s top architecture, check out the Basilica of St. Josaphat, the Oriental Theater, and the Pfister Hotel.

Experience the taste of Wisconsin at the Original Cheesehead Factory, which is abundant in cheesy puns and its famous foam hats. In the summer, be on the lookout for Summerfest, the nation’s largest music festival!

A Great Place To Call Home

Whether you are looking to buy a family home, a vacation home, or a full-time retirement residence, Greater Bass Lake is the perfect choice for experiencing the peaceful and quiet lifestyle of the Wisconsin Northwoods.