Robinson Lake - Barnes

Located in Bayfield County, Wisconsin

Robinson Lake is an 89-acre lake located in Bayfield County, Wisconsin, just 54 miles south of Duluth, Minnesota, and the shorelines of Lake Superior. With a maximum depth of 36 feet, this lake is the perfect spot for fishing and watersports!

Life on the Water

Robinson Lake features one public boat landing on the northern shorelines of its waters. The water here is moderately clear, making it a perfect spot for fishing! While many fish species make Robinson Lake their home, you will most commonly catch panfish, northern pike, largemouth bass, and walleye.

Enjoy your days on the lake by going for a swim, kayaking, and water skiing!

What's Nearby?

Within a 30-minute drive, residents can enjoy 15 different local restaurants during their stay. If you’re looking for a nearby dinner after a long day on the water, look no further than Robinson Lake Resort and Bar! Right on the lake's shoreline, you don’t have to travel any further than four minutes for a great meal. We also recommend checking out Hog Wild BBQ and Smokehouse, Georgia’s Bar-N-Grill, and Brunches!

Robinson Lake is the perfect home base for any adventure you can imagine! In under an hour, you can explore the shores of Lake Superior at Superior Entry Lighthouse or take a self-guided tour of Amnicon Falls State Park to see some of the most beautiful waterfalls in Wisconsin.

Did you know that Wisconsin is home to the World’s Largest Ball of Twine? Just 20 minutes away from your new lake home, you can look at one of the more quirky spots in Wisconsin!

Hospitals and Transportation

In 24 miles, residents can visit Hayward Area Memorial Hospital Emergency Room for any 24/7 medical assistance they may need.

For travel accommodations, residents can locate Duluth International Airport within 59 miles.

Experience Robinson Lake - Barnes

Robinson Lake is the perfect getaway for anyone looking to unwind by the water. With a mix of scenic and quirky sightseeing locations, you will never get bored here!