Athelstane grabs RV travelers with wild Peshtigo River rafting and dense Marinette County forests. Eight parks in our directory hug the riverbanks and county roads, launching you into class II rapids or quiet trout streams. Camp here to paddle by day, grill fresh catch at dusk.
Athelstane pulses with Peshtigo River adventures. Outfitters at Thornton's and Kosirs shove off from gravel launches near County Road W, tackling frothy class II rapids from May through October. Anglers wade shin-deep for brook trout; hikers bushwhack McCaslin Mountain trails ten miles north. Locals host the annual Athelstane Firemen's Picnic in July, complete with tractor pulls and river floats.
RV parks anchor every trip type. Families splash at Thornton's Rafting Resort pool after showers and pet walks. Rafters grab 30-amp power and dump stations at Kosirs Rapid Rafts. Pet owners snag riverfront spots at HEART WOOD River Camp for $40-$45 nightly, campfires crackling. Goodman County Park draws boondockers with electric hookups, drinking water, and showers; McClintock County Park suits quick overnights near the water.
Athelstane shines for Peshtigo River whitewater rafting and Marinette County Forest hikes. Outfitters launch class II trips from County Road W spots, drawing paddlers May to October. Anglers hook trout; locals celebrate with the July Firemen's Picnic tractor pulls and floats. Eight RV parks base these outings.
Thornton's Rafting Resort, Goodman County Park, McClintock County Park, HEART WOOD River Camp, and Kosirs Rapid Rafts top the list near Athelstane. These cluster along the Peshtigo River off County Roads W and F, offering river access and amenities like pools, showers, electric hookups. Our directory lists all eight for easy booking.
Yes, four of eight parks allow pets explicitly. Goodman County Park and HEART WOOD River Camp welcome dogs on leashes, with HEART WOOD adding campfires at $40-$45 nightly. Thornton's Rafting Resort also permits pets alongside showers and pool access. Check individual rules for restrictions.
