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Looks like your neighbor does the same thing - camper with an out-building?

You might consider some anti-theft precautions. Maybe take the spare and 1 wheel, leaving it on jack stands on the 1 side. Wrap heavy chain around the axle and weave it through the remaining wheel, using a heavy lock.

Originally posted by sammycamper Originally posted by SNO4ME It's been a good year for camping but I have to contest that "Northern Wisconsin" description a little. It would take me at least 2 1/2 hours on my snowmobile to get that far south via a rail trail.  We are about 80 north of your campsite by Pod Road.  We plan to make a true north jaunt this weekend. After work tomorrow, we'll head 3 hours NORTH to our campsite and spend a chilly night in the bunkhouse. Then travel another 2-1/2 hours NORTH to spend Halloween in Bayfield. That may be closer to your place. Wonder if there's any action at Tom's Burned Down Cafe on Madeline Island this late in the Fall.

Yup, that's getting up north. You still won't be as far north as the northern most Post Office in Wis but you'll be close! 
Have a great trip!
We are west of Bayfield, 20 miles east of Superior. Haven't been to Madeline Island for some time. We have camped at the Town of Russel Campground. (West of Bayfield by the Apostle Island Lake Shore Visitors Center)
More trivia: I grew up with the nephews and nieces of Richard "Dick" Bong, "Ace of Aces"  
That's a dead giveaway. 

Originally posted by sammycamper The year 2015 has already made its way into my personal record book as the standard bearer for good Upper Midwest weather. The Spring, Summer, and early Fall have been terrific. Even the farmers aren't complaining! No wonder the campers have been out in great numbers. Any of us who have lived up here for a number of years feel completely entitled. I love having our own campsite. By park and commercial campground standards, it's huge. The lot is not on the lake, but has a nice view of it and deeded access that's easy walking distance away. We primarily use the lake for canoeing, kayaking, and getting the dogs wet. I love the location - about midway between Cumberland and Shell Lake, near a nifty little town called Barronett.

It's been a good year for camping but I have to contest that "Northern Wisconsin" description a little.
It would take me at least 2 1/2 hours on my snowmobile to get that far south via a rail trail. 

We are about 80 north of your campsite by Pod Road. 
A little trivia to test everyone's  historical knowledge.
I grew up with the nephews and nieces of Richard "Dick" Bong, Army Air Corp/ US Air Force "Ace of Aces".

The year 2015 has already made its way into my personal record book as the standard bearer for good Upper Midwest weather. The Spring, Summer, and early Fall have been terrific. Even the farmers aren't complaining! No wonder the campers have been out in great numbers.

Any of us who have lived up here for a number of years feel completely entitled.

I love having our own campsite. By park and commercial campground standards, it's huge. The lot is not on the lake, but has a nice view of it and deeded access that's easy walking distance away. We primarily use the lake for canoeing, kayaking, and getting the dogs wet.

I love the location - about midway between Cumberland and Shell Lake, near a nifty little town called Barronett.

Nice.