Nestled in the Chequamegon National Forest, in northwest Wisconsin Drummond is surrounded by beautiful lakes, streams and wooded forests and has something for everyone. Whether you are looking for great stream or lake fishing, hunting, swimming, snowmobiling, camping, cross-country skiing or just hiking in the woods you will find it is all here. Drummond is a great place for families to enjoy all types of outdoor activities.

The Town of Drummond is centrally located to the Eau Claire Lakes, the Pike Lake Chain, Lake Owen, Lake Namekagon and the Delta Lakes Area..

Drummond Boat Landing

Great fishing in northern Wisconsin

Fishing for bass, trout, walleye, northern pike and pan fish are always plentiful and are fun to catch! The Drummond area lakes are blessed with a wide variety of freshwater game fish. The many lakes all have boat landings and are accessible on paved roads or gravel National Forest roads. See our list of Wisconsin DNR Lake Maps to learn more about the lakes in the Drummond area.

Camping. Swimming, Boating, Hiking & Biking

Several of the finest Wisconsin campgrounds are located near Drummond for those looking to have fun in the great outdoors. They include, the Two Lakes Campground (Lake Owen & Bass Lake with 90 wooded, spacious campsites with 2007 Telephone Number 715-739-6334) and the Perch Lake Campground (just north of Drummond near the Rainbow Lake Wilderness area). For hiking the North Country National Scenic Trail crosses through the Drummond area and offers hikers the chance to see many kinds of wildlife and beautiful woodlands. Nearby hiking is also great on the ski trails and the Drummond Woods Trail - check them out as listed on Bayfield County Information for the Drummonds Area. Check out the CAMBA biking trails in the Drummond area - CAMBA is the Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association.

kayaking Please check out the Forest Service web site for information regarding the Two Lakes Campground. A storm in September of 2005 has caused a portion of the campground to be closed in 2006 but the US Forestry has plans to have all sites open by Memorial Day 2007. Two Lakes Campground is almost back to normal and lots of fun for the entire family. Most camp sites are open (all the good lakes are open) and many families are enjoying the wonderful scenery and peaceful national forest surroundings. Also, please pay attention to the warning on that web site regarding bringing firewood into the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.

Drummond Lake - Park & Boat Landing

Drummond Lake has a beautiful park for family outings, swimming and a boat landing. Enjoy a day fishing, swimming, swinging and picnicking in the Drummond Park.

Hunting, Fishing & Outdoor Supplies

For the latest area fishing and hunting information as well as gas, outdoor supplies, cabin & boat rentals, lures, bait, licenses, groceries and a whole lot more the Bear Country Sporting Goods has everything you will need. The store is conveniently located on Hwy. 63 and Lake Owen Drive.

Winter Snow Activities

The Drummond Area offers many things to do during the cold, snowy weather. Many people come here during the winter months to enjoy snowmobiling, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing on the trails and through the National Forest. An annual "Out of State Trail Pass" is required for ATV and snowmobile trails. The pass includes both ATV and snowmobile for $18.00 and can be purchased at Bear Country Sporting Goods. The parking area at the Drummond Ski Trails does not require a fee.

Drummond Historical Museum

For those interested in the area history the Drummond Library and Drummond Historical Museum has a wonderful collection of historical artifacts. From the early settlers to the logging era the Museum has many interesting things for both children and adults to discover.