Indiana > Webster Lake Lake Vacation Rentals

Our lake cottage has 50 feet of prime lakefront that is superb for swimming, sunbathing, fishing and boating. Owned by the same family since its construction in 1923, it is an old school vacation cottage rental with tons of charm and breathtaking island and lake views.

The cottage has hardwood floors and a wall of windows that overlook the lake. Fought over is a double size bed located in the great room that oversees the lake. The front bedroom has a double bed and the back bedroom has a queen and a double. The cottage has one bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, heating, internet, cable TV and a fireplace.

The property has a wooden pier that you may tie up your pontoon, ski or fishing boat to. Fish can be caught right off the pier. The lower patio is ideal for star gazing, and adjacent to it is the beloved firepit. The back porch is just off the kitchen and is a family favorite for morning coffee and conversation. All lake activities can be overseen from the front deck, and both decks have bistro style tables and chairs for outdoor dining or just relaxing and reconnecting with friends and family.

The cottage is located on an all sports lake that is spring fed and has a surface area of 640 acres. It has a number of inlets and small islands, a damn, one big island and several sandbars that are
popular gathering and swimming spots.

The lake is home to the historic Dixie Boat which is the oldest sternwheel paddle boat in Indiana and offers tours of the lake.

Lake Webster host a boat-in restaurant and the Webster Ski Bees who promote water skiing as a family sport and put on free ski shows throughout the summer.

Connected to Lake Webster is Backwater Lake which offers 189 acres of unrestricted boating among stunning lake flora and fauna.

Known for its Muskie, anglers may expect to catch a variety of fish including Crappie and other pan fish.

Backwater Lake Wetlands Boardwalk provides an easy way to view the extensive wetlands just south of Backwater Lake. The area hosts a variety of birds and is a breading area for Sandhill
Cranes.

Tri-County Fish and Wildlife Area is just minutes away as well as boat rentals, golf courses, antique shops, and restaurants. Several Amish communities and the popular Shipshewana auction are only 40 minutes away.

Lake Webster is about half way between Fort Wayne and South Bend, Indiana. It is in the Kosciusko County Lakes region, which serves as the vacation destination for Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and beyond. Approximately 130 miles from Chicago or Indianapolis make it a short trip to big fun.