Big Swede’s is located on beautiful Lake Holcombe. The lake, which encompasses pproximately 3,900 acres, abounds with beaches to suit everyone’s preferences. In addition to swimming, the large expanses of open waters invite ecreational boaters, skiers, and fishermen and women to partake in its beauty and bounty. Boulder Lodge HCR 61, Box 6545, Barnes, WI […]
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