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 Thanks for visiting The Wilderness Inn. If you're looking for a Motel that offers clean, comfortable, modern rooms in the heart of a National Wildlife Refuge that has a Bar and Grill next door in a town called Sprague, then look no further. And if you do, Like us on Facebook.
The Motel is located directly on the Juneau County ATV route as well as State and Local Snowmobile Trails with plenty of parking space available to stage your vehicles and trailers while you enjoy those trails and routes.
Not to mention being directly adjacent to the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge which consists of over 43,000 acres of public hunting, fishing, birding, hiking, atv'ing, snowmobiling and numerous other outdoor activities waiting for you to enjoy.
There are public boat landings with easy convenient access to Lake Petenwell, Wisconsin's second largest lake, only 7 miles from the Wilderness Inn, and only 15 miles south is Castle Rock Lake, well renowned for it's fishing and recreation.
We offer 8 clean modern rooms with 2 queen size beds in each. HDTV's are provided as well as refrigerators, coffeemakers, and alarm clocks to make your stay more comfortable.
 
The bar offers a fine selection of beer and liquor as well as a complete menu featuring lunch and dinner.
We have a particular focus on good food, with the classic bar and grill fare that consists of all the best classics including our famous Homemade Pizza.
Our Friday Night Fish Fry offers your choice of baked or deep fried cod. deep fried catfish or shrimp, Janes homemade coleslaw, dinner roll and your choice of potato.  All available in our seperate Dining Room just steps away.
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The Wilderness Inn started life in the early 1900's as the Sprague Tavern Wildlife Inn. It was owned by Ms. Jenny Moller and serviced the locals, the railroad people, and the loggers as they cleared the land that is now Lake Petenwell in preparation for the new Dam, and with the Sprague Train Depot next door there were plenty of thirsty customers ready to stop and enjoy a cold one.
Later when Mr. Duke Harrison built the bar in its present location he renamed it the Wilderness Inn and he brought the Railroad Depot Signs with him when they abandoned the local Depot and they can now be seen proudly displayed out front.
 
So come on over to the center of the state and have a bit of lunch and a cold drink in one of the prettiest areas so close to home. |
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