Treehaven Field Station
Education, Research, and Conference Center
Site Rentals
Programs
Trails

Where Learning Comes Naturally

Treehaven is a natural resources education, research, and conference center operated by the UW-Stevens Point College of Natural Resources. Located between Tomahawk and Rhinelander, WI, our site rests on a glacial ridge overlooking 1,400 acres of forest and wetland habitat and holds a remarkable conservation legacy founded by Dorothy and Gordon Kummer.

With numerous meeting spaces, lodging facilities for over 100 people, full food service, naturalist-led programs, and over 14 miles of trails, Treehaven is the perfect place to integrate lifestyle, leadership, and the environment!

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Aerial image of Treehaven's facilities.

What We Offer

Treehaven provides public and professional groups a variety of services.

Site Rentals

Rent our site and facilities for conferences, workshops, and gatherings. We provide fully-equipped meeting spaces, hotel-style lodging, full food service, equipment rentals, and more!

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Programs

Treehaven provides year-round environmental education for all ages. Experiences range from K-12 school field trips, public events including our popular Dinner and a Speaker series, and more!
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Recreation

Our site features over 14 miles of trails, open to the public year-round. In winter, we groom and maintain ~9 miles of classic ski trails and 4 miles of snowshoe trails.
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Research

UW-Stevens Point students and faculty utilize Treehaven as a research site for a variety of projects, as well as a 6-week Summer Field Experience.
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More Programs to Come

Treehaven programs are temporarily paused. This includes monthly Wildlife Wednesday programs. We are grateful to those who have enjoyed program offerings up until now, and invite you to watch our pages for future opportunities down the line!

 
May 2026

Current Trail Conditions

All trails besides designated Northwest Passage closure are open to hiking.

The Northwest Passage between points 2 and 29 remains CLOSED to the public due to a hazardous boardwalk collapse. This section of the trail will remain closed and blocked off until repairs are completed. For your safety, please avoid the affected area.