WinMan BaseCamp
Stay longer. Stay trailside. Stay amazing.
You've done the ride. You've skied the loop. You know that feeling at the end of a great trail day — when you don't quite want it to be over.
BaseCamp is what happens when you stop fighting that feeling.
Stay until morning. Wake up in the woods, step outside, and do it all over again. Whether you're pitching a tent under the pines, pulling in with your rig, or slipping into a warm cabin after a long day in the cold, there's a spot here with your name on it.
At the center of BaseCamp is Pop's Lodge — hot showers, two cedar saunas, a lounge with wi-fi, and a workroom for whatever the trail threw at you. A camp host is on site to answer questions. Everything else unfolds at your own pace.
Come for the trails. Stay for all of it.
Rustic Sites
No hookups, no problem. This is the kind of camping that gets back to why you came here in the first place.
Each site comes with a picnic table, fire ring with cooking grate, and two side-by-side parking spaces — roomy enough for tents, camper vans, rooftop setups, and truck campers. Walk out the back and you're already on the trail. Two bathhouses and a nearby water fill station keep things simple.
Simple sites. Real trails. Everything you need, right where you need it.
Electric Sites - 20 AMP
A little power. A lot of Northwoods.
Each site includes a 20-amp electrical hookup, picnic table, fire ring with cooking grate, and a level gravel tandem parking pad — ideal for tents, teardrops, pop-ups, and camper vans. Sites are spaced for privacy and tucked into the trees, so it actually feels like you're in them. Two bathhouses and a nearby water fill station have you covered.
Plugged in where it counts. Unplugged everywhere else.
Electric RV Sites - 50 AMP
Pull in, plug in, head out on the trails.
Each site includes a level gravel pad, picnic table, and fire ring with cooking grate. Power runs through 50-, 30-, and 20-amp receptacles. Odd-numbered sites back up to a mountain bike trail (under construction summer 2026); even-numbered sites open into wooded areas. No water or septic hookups at the site, but a fill station is nearby and we partner with Schomburg Park in Hurley for the closest dump station.
Your rig stays comfortable. You stay outside.
Tiny Cabins
No setup. No teardown. Just show up and start your adventure.
Each cabin sleeps 4-5 with one queen bed and two or three twins. Guests should bring their own towels, pillows and bedding. Cabins include a front porch (great for storing coolers), a small mudroom with gear storage, and a table and chairs looking out a full wall of windows into the woods. Outside, each cabin has a private picnic table, fire pit, a charging outlet for e-bikes or Onewheels and two parking spaces.
Cabins provide electricity and heat for your comfort all year long.
Premium Cabins
For the most convenient and comfortable stay, choose our Premium Cabin.
These fully insulated, all-season cabins sleep up to 6 people with a queen bedroom and a loft with two queen beds. Guests should bring their own towels, pillows and bedding. Each cabin includes a private bathroom and a kitchenette with a mini-fridge, microwave, and sink—perfect for longer stays or families wanting extra convenience.
Inside, you'll find a mudroom with gear storage and a sitting area with views of the Northwoods through large windows. Cabins are heated in winter and air-conditioned in summer.
Outside, enjoy your own front porch, picnic table, fire pit, and a charging outlet for e-bikes or Onewheels. Private parking is available for up to two vehicles.
Pop's Lodge: The Heart of BaseCamp
After a day on the trails, Pop's Lodge is where you land. Part bathhouse, part gear room, part living room. Everything the trail day calls for is waiting inside. And then some.
Help Us Finish What We Started
BaseCamp is open and the trails are waiting — but we're not done yet. More cabins, more gathering spaces, and more ways to stay are still in the works, and your support helps make it happen.
The BaseCamp Campaign is working to raise $2.7 million for facilities that will contribute $500,000 or more each year directly back into the WinMan trail system. That's not a number on a page, that's grooming, maintenance, new trails, and a place that stays strong for generations.
Pop's Lodge is already here, fully funded thanks to a $250,000 lead gift from the Fotsch Family and more than 20 contributors who put their names — and their belief — into this project.
Naming opportunities start at $2,500 and go up to $50,000. Gifts can be made in full or pledged over three years. If you've ever wanted your story woven into this place, there's still room to make that happen.
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We still have naming rights available. Your contribution will empower our community, enhance your trail experience, and ensure the longevity of WinMan Trails.