Eagles Landing Riverfront Rental nestled on 5 private acres on Wisconsin River

Eagles Landing is a peaceful getaway on 5 private acres in Wisconsin’s Driftless Area, with Wisconsin River and boat access about 200 yards below the property. Enjoy fishing, kayaking, boating, UTV trails and nearby public hunting land. Fall brings gorgeous colors, apple orchards, pumpkin patches, wineries, antique shops, duck hunting and deer season. Winter is perfect for a quiet escape and ice fishing at the public boat landing less than 1/4 mile away. Small town charm with a big heart!

Eagles Landing sits on 5 peaceful, private acres in Wisconsin’s beautiful Driftless Area, surrounded by nature and wildlife. Watch bald eagles soar overhead and keep an eye out for deer, ducks, geese and countless birds throughout the day.

The Wisconsin River is about a 200-yard walk below the property, where guests can access the river for fishing, fall duck hunting, or putting in and taking out canoes and kayaks. A public boat landing is also less than ¼ mile away, making it easy to bring your boat and spend the day fishing, hunting, boating or exploring the river.

🌷🌿 Spring brings the Driftless Area back to life. Enjoy mild days, blooming wildflowers, migrating birds and the fresh green landscape. It’s a beautiful time for hiking, fishing, exploring scenic backroads or simply relaxing outside and watching nature wake up around you.

☀️🌊🛶 Summer is made for the river. Spend warm days fishing, boating, canoeing and kayaking the Wisconsin River, or pack a cooler and enjoy a day on one of the river’s sandy beaches and sandbars. Explore nearby hiking areas, farmers markets and charming small towns, then come back to Eagles Landing for a cookout, campfire and a quiet evening under the stars.

🧡🍁🍎 Fall is one of the most beautiful times to visit the Driftless Area. Take a drive through the changing leaves, visit nearby apple orchards and pumpkin patches, stop at local wineries, browse antique shops and experience the charm of our small towns with big hearts. Hunters will appreciate the nearby public hunting and hiking land, along with access to the Wisconsin River for duck hunting and the area’s fall deer season.

🤍❄️⛄️ Winter brings a whole different kind of beauty. Enjoy the peaceful snow-covered landscape or head to the public boat landing less than ¼ mile away for ice fishing.

Start your morning with coffee on the patio while the property comes alive around you. Spend your days exploring and your evenings gathered around the fire beneath a sky full of stars.

Whether you’re here for the river, changing seasons, hunting, fishing, hiking or simply a quiet escape, Eagles Landing is a place to slow down, reconnect and experience the natural beauty and small-town charm of Southwest Wisconsin — all year long.

Tents & Campers
Tents are welcome in the backyard, and campers may be parked on the property with prior host approval. An additional fee applies. Please contact the host before booking to discuss accommodations and receive approval.

Top Things to Do Near Eagles Landing

If you enjoy wine tasting, here are a few great wineries all within about an hour of Eagles Landing:

Eagles Landing Winery (Marquette, IA) – about 30 minutes
Sugar Creek Winery (Ferryville, WI) – about 30–35 minutes
Wild Hills Winery (Muscoda, WI) – about 35–40 minutes
Spurgeon Winery (Highland, WI) – about 40–45 minutes
Vernon Vineyards (Viroqua, WI) – about 50–60 minutes

Wisconsin River Access (0 miles)
– Canoeing, fishing, kayaking, floating right outside the property.

Bald Eagle Watching (0–10 miles)
– Frequent eagle and wildlife sightings along the river.

Wyalusing State Park (≈25 miles)
– Bluff views over the Mississippi and hiking trails.

Boscobel, WI (≈10–15 miles)
– Dining, shopping, groceries, and farmers market.

Wauzeka, WI (≈10–15 miles)
– Small-town charm and river access.

Prairie du Chien, WI (≈25–30 miles)
– Historic river town with restaurants and shops.

Upper Mississippi Wildlife Refuge (≈20–45 miles)
– Eagle watching and wildlife photography.

Governor Nelson Dewey State Park (≈30–35 miles)
– Scenic bluffs and hiking.

Kickapoo Valley Reserve (≈45–50 miles)
– Driftless hiking and nature views.

Governor Dodge State Park (≈45–50 miles)
– Waterfalls, beaches, and hiking.