Long Trade Lake - Laketown

Located in Polk County, Wisconsin

Long Trade Lake is a hot spot in Wisconsin for its calm waters and natural beauty. Nestled in the heart of Laketown, Wisconsin, sits this 150-acre-sized lake with a maximum depth of 13 feet. Find your place at this lake today!

30 miles from the lake is the 24-hour Cumberland Memorial Hospital, and about 75 miles from The lake is the Minneapolis- Saint Paul International Airport. That said, the remote little lake is not too far from the big city of Minneapolis, the perfect mix at Long Trade Lake.

Life on the Water

Long Trade Lake is the perfect lake for fishing. Northern pike, panfish, and largemouth bass populate the lake.

Besides fishing, Long Trade Lake is an excellent lake in and out of the water. Kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, and swimming are just some of the water activities you can partake in at Long Trade Lake. Out of the water, enjoy some family-friendly time hosting a BBQ, gathering for a bonfire, or having a picnic day.

What’s Nearby

Minneapolis, Minnesota, is only an hour and a half drive from the lake. The Twin Cities is full of adventurous and fun things to do. From the downtown shops and restaurants to the famous Mall of America, there’s something for everyone in Minneapolis. Contemporary art museums like Weisman Art Museum, the Minneapolis Institute of Art, and the Walker Art Center are a must for all art lovers.

Hike and bike the trails of Ice Age about 20 miles from the lake, an absolute must by the lake.

Local favorite country restaurants by the lake include The Main Dish, Red Maple Eatery, and the Bon Ton Tavern. Great American eats and drinks!

Why Long Trade Lake?

Long Trade Lake will give you the perfect mix of private lake life and big city life!