Steelhead anglers chase trophies on the Cedar River's churning waters. Four RV parks cluster near this Menominee County gem, offering direct access to Green Bay's sandy shores and world-class fishing. Camp here to launch kayaks at dawn or grill fresh perch by dusk.
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Cedar River lures visitors to its emerald waterway, famed for walleye runs and perch hauls at the Green Bay mouth. Kayakers paddle from River Road launches, while hikers trace trails through Hiawatha National Forest fringes. Families spread picnics at Fox Memorial Park amid pine groves, and boaters launch from the public ramp near the old swing bridge.
Wells State Park draws groups and full-timers with showers, 50-amp hookups, dump station, and sites from $30/night along Green Bay. Fox County Park Campground fits big rigs, pets, and groups at $15 to $25/night. Cedar River North State Forest suits pet owners seeking drinking water and rustic vibes. Fox Park provides serene riverfront spots for solo travelers craving quiet.
Cedar River shines for steelhead and walleye fishing at its Green Bay inlet. Anglers flock to River Road spots for trophy catches, while kayakers navigate the twisting river through Hiawatha National Forest. Families enjoy picnics at Fox Memorial Park under old pines, blending water sports with quiet woods. Total camping options amplify these pursuits from four nearby parks.
Four RV parks serve Cedar River: Wells State Park, Fox Park, Cedar River North State Forest, and Fox County Park Campground. Wells State Park hugs Green Bay with showers and 50-amp sites from $30/night. Fox County Park offers big rig access and pet sites at $15 to $25/night, all within 10 miles along River Road.
Yes, Cedar River North State Forest and Fox County Park Campground welcome pets. Cedar River North provides drinking water at primitive sites deep in state forest. Fox County Park adds group areas and big rig pads, both keeping furry friends happy amid river trails and Green Bay views.
