Clam Lake - Siren

Located in Burnett County, Wisconsin

Clam Lake is a 1,338-acre lake located in Siren, Wisconsin. It is nestled in a western part of the state, less than 25 miles from the Wisconsin/Minnesota border and roughly 100 miles northeast of the Minneapolis - St. Paul area.

The closest location for emergency care is Indianhead Medical Center, 24 miles east. The Minneapolis - St. Paul International Airport is 100 miles southwest.

Large Lake Livin'

Those seeking a quintessential lake lifestyle have found a prime candidate in the western Wisconsin area! With plenty of space on the water, residents look forward to activities like boating, waterskiing, swimming, fishing, and much more!

Anglers can expect to catch various panfish, bass, northern pike, walleye, sturgeon, and catfish. When the water freezes over and the snow starts to fall, residents enjoy all sorts of activities, like ice fishing and ice skating.

What's Nearby?

After a long day outdoors, take the short trip to Siren for excellent eateries. Examples include Pour House, Chattering Squirrel Coffee, Gary's Rude Cafe, and Chipmunk Cheeks Gourmet Treats.

If you're looking to spend some time on the links, you're in luck, as the Siren National Golf Club is close by. This 19-hole championship golf club is a premier example of Wisconsin golf, offering additional amenities like a clubhouse, a pro-shop, and lessons.

Visit Minneapolis

Minneapolis offers many attractions, such as the Minneapolis Institute of Art! Travel through 4,000 years of world history as you view more than 80,000 works of sculpture, photography, paintings, drawings, and prints.

The Mall of America offers great shopping and hosts over 40 million people annually. Nickelodeon Universe is an incredibly family-friendly amusement park in the mall and is split into two indoor amusement parks.

Another local favorite is the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. One of the crown jewels of the city’s park system, the garden is a top destination for tourists to enjoy art like the iconic Spoonbridge and Cherry.

For outdoor recreation and scenic nature, check out Minnehaha Park. This is the oldest park in Minneapolis and boasts 193 acres, numerous scenic trails, limestone bluffs, a 53-foot waterfall, picnic pavilions, bike rentals, and an off-leash dog park.

After a long day of exploring the city, grab a bite to eat at one of the world-famous restaurants! Some local favorites include Spitz, Red Cow North Loop, Alma, and the Hen House Eatery.

Why Clam Lake?

If you're seeking a nature-filled getaway that feels more remote than it is, then you've found the perfect match in Clam Lake!