Wheeler Lake Webcams
Lakewood, Wisconsin webcams. The images below are updated every 5-minutes during daylight hours. Enjoy!!
If you have an area webcam image you would like to see on these pages, please contact me via email by clicking here. Thanks, Greg
This view is looking down at Wheeler Lake from the south bay.
The camera is pointing North, Northeast.
| Year | Iced Over | Ice Cleared |
| 2011/2012 | 12/4/2011 | 3/23/2012 |
| 2010/2011 | 11/25/2010 | 4/28/2011 Raoul S. Winner! |
| 2009/2010 | 12/4/2009 | 4/3/2010 |
This view is looking down our driveway. The camera is pointing due west.
With regard to snow depth, the tree cover in this area reduces the snow cover by at least 25%.
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Please note: We have had this webcam & weather setup running since early 2008 with zero issues other
than the times when the power has gone out for an extended period of time. Let’s hope it stays this way.
Rain or snow, hot or cold, Outdoor Lighting can make any weather seem a little bit nicer.
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Love looking at your webcams. Thank you for providing these!
Like the Web cameras. Take a look every day
Thanks for hosting the web cam to allow those of us who can’t be there all the time, to take a look. A link to your page is posted on the Wheeler Lake Loons – A Fan Club Facebook page.
Love the websites, I check them often….Thanks.
If you need a donation to keep them going please let me know….
Thanks for the pictures. I live in Florida, but still have a place up there we visit every summer. Your winter pics remind me how beautiful it is up there in Winter. I used to spend a lot of time in winter skiing at Paul Bunyon on weekends as a kid.
It looks like the lake is completely frozen over from our vantage point in the northwest corner. It also looks like there’s deer or turkey tracks across our bay in front of our dock already. Unfortunately there’s snow on top of the ice so it probably won’t be clear. A few years ago we skated across the lake at Christmas time and could see all the cracks and how deep the ice was, rocks, logs, etc. So cool! Ice fishermen-just BE SAFE!! No fish is worth your life.
Spent the better half of my youth just waiting to go up-north to Wheeler lake. Had a cottage on the east shore drive. Summers and weekends were at the lake. I can still visualize the Red Owl in Lakewood where my grandfater was the butcher. All the family friends. Us kids running around the lake. My aunt and uncles A&W in town, ice cream. Those were the days.