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The Creamery Bar
Bayfield's hot spot for nightlife!
Trek & Trail
The original, and only Sea Kayak Company based in Bayfield. Offering guided sea kayak tours, rentals, shuttles, instruction courses, new & used boats, gear & apparel.
Town of Russell
The Town of Russell is sparsely populated by rural residences and second and/or vacation homes. It has a unique rural character and relative solitude which attracts people.
The Fat Radish
The Fat Radish Coffee & Tea House Deli by Day - fish tacos, sandwiches, soups, dine in or take away Up Scale Dining by Night Farm to Table Supporting the Slow Food Movement Locally Owned & Operated
The Washburn Beach House
The Washburn Beach Home Sleeps 6.
The Bayfield Inn
Bayfield's premier hotel & vacation rentals in downtown overlooking the Bayfield harbor and the Apostle Islands. Onsite full service restaurant, lounge, and seasonal rooftop bar.
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The Pilot House B & B
The Pilot House B & B Newest & Closest to the Lake. BEST LAKE VIEWS! 4 Private Luxurious Rooms with Bathrooms - Coded Door Entry. Built 1994. Newly remodeled!Walk to everything! www.ApostleRentals.com
The Washburn Inn on the Lake
Perfect location near the Washburn Marina and easy to access. Newly remodeled rooms. Enjoy a walk along the lake right outside your door.
The Alley
Three great taste experiences under one roof! DEEP WATER GRILLE, SOUTH SHORE BREWERY, & THE ALLEY
The Hub on Broad
The place to meet to improve health and well being.
Timber Baron Inn
The Timber Baron Inn is your peaceful forest get-away. Enjoy our stunning Lake Superior and valley views just three miles south of Bayfield and only .8 miles down the road from Big Top Chautauqua!
The Deck at the Bayfield Inn
The Deck at The Bayfield Inn serves lunch daily and is the HOTSPOT for summer nightlife in Bayfield. (Seasonal)
The Episcopal Church of Chequamegon Bay
Our congregation Episcopal Church of Chequamegon Bay welcomes you to worship with us at historic Christ Episcopal Church (building erected in 1870).
