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Razorback Retreat

View Website Favorite 8588 Camp Highland Rd. - Sayner, WI 54560
Information: 715-891-3942

Open year round

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Newer four bedrooms, three and a half bath home located on Razorback Lake. This 370 acre lake is 70% state owned and crystal clear. The home has a great room with natural gas fireplace, beautiful lake views, gentle slope to the lake, sandy swimming frontage, firepit, picnic area, dock and boat. Sleeps up to 12.

SUBMITTED BY

St. Germain Area Chamber of Commerce

Sayner-Star Lake Chamber of Commerce

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  • Features
    • On Water
  • Sleeps
    • up to 12
  • On-Site Condos & Vacation Homes Amenities
    • Boat Launch
  • Number of Bedrooms
    • 3 Bedrooms or more
  • AC
    • Yes
  • Room Amenities of Condos & Vacation Homes
    • Fireplace

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