Hunter Lake

   Hunter Lake is a deep 175 acre public lake that is a 22 minute drive from Eagle River. The water is clear. Hunter Lake is a deep, 175-acre public lake northwest of Eagle River with clear water and a more compact, sheltered footprint that feels tucked into the woods. The drive is manageable but just long enough to filter out casual traffic, so day-to-day use tends to be lighter than the big destination lakes closer to town. A mostly wooded shoreline and modest development give Hunter a classic cabin-country look with just enough homes to feel lived-in without feeling busy. It's a 175-acre, relatively deep, clear-water lake a short drive northwest of Eagle River with a wooded shoreline and modest development. It's a good choice for owners who want a quieter small-boat and pontoon lake that still offers rewarding fishing and a classic Northwoods backdrop. Buyers who pick Hunter often want a smaller, deeper lake that fishes well and feels quiet, without committing to a long drive to reach groceries and restaurants.