Skip to content

White Lake, Wisconsin · Northwoods resort

About Bear Paw Outdoor Adventure Resort

Bear Paw is one Northwoods property in White Lake, Langlade County - near the Wolf River corridor. Guests book lodging year-round, with seasonal campsites and a seasonal restaurant and bar on the same grounds when open. This page is who and where we are; lodging, food, and activities details live on their owner pages.

What we are

A single resort property - stay, camp (in season), eat, and drink without re-parking for a night out when the kitchen and bar are open.

Lodging year-round

Cabins, chalets, and group lodging you can book online. Seasonal tent and RV campsites share the same booking path when open.

Food and bar in season

Bear Paw Restaurant (including pizza) and the Northwoods Pub & Grill operate seasonally. Confirm hours before you travel.

Basecamp for the area

Use the property as a White Lake base for nearby public forest, trails, and Wolf River recreation. The river is not on the resort - plan a short drive to access.

One address

N3494 Hwy 55, White Lake, WI 54491. Call (715) 882-3502 for general questions or same-day hours.

Our story & ownership

A locally owned Northwoods basecamp - not a chain brand, and not a corporate hotel desk.

Guests since 1995

Bear Paw has been welcoming travelers for decades. Guests have been staying here since 1995.

Local family ownership since 2014

The resort has been owned and operated by the current local family since 2014 - still hands-on and on site.

On-site owners

Eric, Tom, and Terica own and operate Bear Paw. When you call or visit, you are dealing with the people who run the property.

White Lake basecamp

Simple Northwoods lodging with easy access to river and forest recreation nearby - the river is a short drive, not a walk from your cabin. Stay, eat, and drink on the same grounds when the restaurant and bar are open.

What we are not

Clear expectations help guests plan the right trip.

  • Not a chain hotel. Private cabins and chalets - hotel-style overnight stays without a chain brand.
  • Not riverfront lodging. The Wolf River is nearby; access is typically about a 10-minute drive, not a walk from your cabin.
  • Not a taxi or shuttle. Book on property if you want to walk back from the bar when open.
  • Not online food ordering. Dining is walk-in when the kitchen is open.
  • Not a river outfitter fleet. Rafting and rentals are third-party - see Partners and Activities.

How to visit

About is the identity page. Commercial details and booking live here:

Stay

Cabins, chalets, group lodging.

Lodging

Camp

Seasonal tent and RV sites.

Camping

Bar

Drinks and games when open.

Bar

Partners

Outfitters, fly shop, conservation links.

Partners

Community & partners

Bear Paw works with local shops, conservation groups, and river outfitters so guests can plan Wolf River and Northwoods adventures. Named partners live on the Partners page - we do not re-own outfitter services here.

About FAQ

Brand and routing answers that match the page schema.

Where is Bear Paw?

Bear Paw Outdoor Adventure Resort is at N3494 Hwy 55, White Lake, WI 54491, in White Lake, Langlade County, Wisconsin - near the Wolf River corridor and roughly east of Antigo. Call (715) 882-3502.

Who owns Bear Paw?

Bear Paw is locally owned and operated by the current family since 2014. On-site owners are Eric, Tom, and Terica. Guests have been welcomed here since 1995.

What do you offer?

Year-round lodging (cabins, chalets, and group lodging), seasonal campsites, and a seasonal on-site restaurant and bar when open. Book lodging online; see Stay, Camp, Restaurant, and Bar pages for details.

Do you operate river rafting or kayak rentals?

No. Bear Paw does not run a river guide fleet, kayak rental fleet, or shuttle. For area outfitters and gear, start with Activities and Partners.

Can I book online?

Yes. Use Search Availability for cabins, chalets, group lodging, and open campsites. Full payment at booking and a standard two-night minimum apply to online reservations - see Terms on the site.

Is the restaurant open year-round?

No. The restaurant and bar are seasonal. Lodging still books year-round. Confirm hours on the Restaurant and Bar pages or by phone before you travel.