Lodging, Snowmobiling

Where to stay on your snowmobile getaway in Oneida County

If you’re planning a snowmobiling trip to Oneida County in the heart of Wisconsin’s Northwoods, you’ll find hundreds of miles of expertly groomed trails, friendly snowmobile clubs, and great places to stay. Here are a few lodging properties across the county that offer easy access to the area’s great snowmobile trails.

Browse our full lodging listings to find more hotels, resorts, cabins, and vacation homes in Oneida County that welcome snowmobilers.

The Waters of Minocqua

Minocqua sits near the border of Oneida County and Vilas County, offering snowmobilers excellent opportunities to ride some of northern Wisconsin’s best trails. Many of Minocqua’s lodging properties cater specifically to snowmobilers in the winter, providing ample parking for sleds and trailers and quick access to nearby trails. Consider The Waters of Minocqua, a Northwoods-themed hotel (with a waterpark!), which offers a wide array of newly renovated guest rooms, from traditional rooms with two queen beds to whirlpool and loft suites.

Merry Dale Resort, Rhinelander

Head to Rhinelander in the heart of Oneida County to find more than 150 miles of snowmobile trails that connect to communities throughout the Northwoods. You’ll find lots of great places to stay, including Merry Dale Resort on the north shore of Lake George just east of Rhinelander. Snowmobilers can book a stay at two- or three-bedroom cottages that have easy access to nearby winter trails.

Northernaire Resort, Three Lakes

Three Lakes in northeastern Oneida County is a great place for a snowmobile adventure, as riders can connect with hundreds of miles of trails in Vilas County to the north and Forest County to the east. If you’re making Three Lakes your home base for your Northwoods snowmobile adventure, consider booking at Northernaire Resort on Deer Lake, which offers an array of lodging options, including cottages, cabins, and vacation homes.

Bootleggers Lodge, Nokomis

Situated on the eastern edge of Lake Nokomis in southern Oneida County, Bootleggers Lodge is a popular eatery and watering hole that also offers luxury lodging in their new guest suites, which opened in 2025. (The rooms can be rented individually or the entire facility can be rented out for up to 20 guests.)

Learn more about snowmobiling in Oneida County here.

Discover more snowmobiling opportunities in Wisconsin’s Northwoods here.

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