Owned and operated by Dave & Marsha Scheuermann, the Taylor Home Inn is located on 6.3 acres just outside the village limits of Clear Lake, Wisconsin.
The Taylor Home Inn invites you to step back in time to a simpler, easier time when things moved slower and people had time to porch-sit.

Clear Lake is the hometown of the late Sen. Gaylord Nelson, the founder of Earth Day. It is also the hometown of Burleigh Grimes, a Baseball Hall of Famer known for being the last legal spit-ball pitcher, and who played in the the 1931 World Series. People interested in these men can see their former homes and also their gravesites here in the village.

The Clear Lake area is composed of rural farmlands. Beautiful lakes that have excellent boating and swimming areas are located within minutes of our home. In the winter, ice fishing is very popular, and there are also wonderfully maintained snowmobiling trails all around the area.

We are located just 1 1/2 hours from the Mall Of America in the Twin Cities, 2 1/2 hours from Wisconsin Dells, and 2 hours from Duluth, MN, and the beautiful North Shore. It's also an easy drive to visit the area where Laura Ingalls Wilder lived, about which she wrote in her "Little House" books.

Then, after a busy day of sightseeing, come back to Mayberry and gear back to a slower pace. Looking out your window, you might see a fox, deer, our resident American Bald Eagle family, a pheasant, or even an occasional bear!