Top Boulder Junction Venues

• Spaces for 18-300 Guests
• 5 Meeting Spaces

The Boulder Junction Community Center is a multi-purpose facility in Boulder Junction, Wisconsin that houses the town's library and offices alongside a set of meeting and banquet spaces built for gatherings of many sizes. Groups from 18 to 285 guests can be accommodated across its rooms, which include the fully carpeted Nordlof Conference Room, the naturally lit Dairymen's Room, the Boulder Lake Room, and the High–Fishtrap–Rush Lake Room, plus a three-season outdoor covered pavilion attached to the building's north end. Each meeting room is equipped with wireless internet and a multimedia projector with a drop-down screen, and several rooms connect directly to a fully equipped warming kitchen. The full community center can also be booked as a single space, seating up to 262 guests banquet-style or 170 with a dance floor, making the venue suited to everything from small board meetings to wedding receptions and large family gatherings.

• Spaces for 100-350 Guests
• 1 Resort
• 1 Event Space
• 1 Meeting Space

The Waters of Minocqua is a Northwoods resort in Minocqua, Wisconsin, combining rustic lodge charm with modern comforts. The property centers on a year-round indoor waterpark with pools, slides, and a whirlpool, alongside renovated guest rooms and suites and an on-site pub serving breakfast, local fare, and a full bar. For groups, The Waters of Minocqua hosts weddings, corporate retreats, family reunions, and birthday parties, accommodating up to 100 guests. Its event spaces are equipped with audio-visual technology, high-speed internet, and professional catering, making them suited to meetings and conferences as well as celebrations. A business center with workstations and a printer, along with a fitness center and arcade, rounds out the amenities available to groups staying on-site. Situated in one of Wisconsin's lake towns, The Waters of Minocqua puts guests minutes from area lakes, trails, shops, and restaurants, with the option to return to the resort's waterpark and dining after a day exploring the Northwoods.

• Spaces for 150 Guests

Set on 180 acres of forest, wetlands, and lakes in Lac du Flambeau, Wisconsin, YMCA Family Camp Nawakwa has welcomed families and groups since its first summer in 1924. Founded in the early 1920s as a men's and boys' camp, it became a family camp in the 1930s and today marks a century of YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago stewardship, honored with a Centennial Trail dedicated in 2024. The camp is divided into North Camp, with 20 cabins, and South Camp, with 14 cabins, nestled between Big Crooked Lake and Little Sugarbush Lake. Accommodations range from cozy four-person cabins to the two-level Bridge Builder cabin, which sleeps 20 and can feed up to 60 — one of two cabins, along with Pines, built to accommodate campers with disabilities. Nine cabins remain open for rental beyond summer, from mid-October through Memorial Day weekend. Days at camp can include kayaking, canoeing, and boating across the lakes aboard the camp's own pontoon, fishing, and sailboats, along with archery, arts and crafts, hiking, and campfires. Beyond traditional family camp stays, Family Camp Nawakwa positions its wooded, lakeside setting as a fit for team-bonding retreats, conferences, and celebratory gatherings.