05/25/2026
Memorial Day weekend, North Twin Lake.
To everyone who served, and the families who carried it: thank you.
This weekend we quietly opened something we've spent two years building — America's first Living History Museum of Camping. It honors the way Americans have camped, traveled, and come north for over a century: the families who built lives around weekends like this one, the soldiers who came home to lakes like this one, and the people whose history was on this land long before any of us. WWII-era camp kits. The Fisherman's Special. The Ojibwe canoe that opens the central exhibit hall, acknowledging 9,000 years of history on these waters.
Twelve glamping units curated as decade-by-decade exhibits. Every cabin a parallel exhibit of the Wisconsin Northwoods family vacation. A permanent central exhibit hall, open year-round and free to walk through.
You don't read about it. You sleep in it.
Everyone is invited to come visit — neighbors, travelers, locals, anyone curious. The central hall is free and open year-round, no booking required. If you'd like to stay a while, you can also book a glamping unit or cabin at povresort.com.
And if this resonates with you, please help us spread the word. We built this for the people who'd love that it exists.
Today, the lake is for all of us.