Drummond, Wisconsin, draws RV campers to its chain of glassy lakes and thick Chequamegon National Forest woods. Five RV parks anchor this quiet village, with rates dipping to $15 a night and pet-friendly sites everywhere. Base your rig here to fish Drummond Lake, hike Porcupine Lake Wilderness trails, and ride ATV paths through untouched wilderness.
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About Drummond, Wisconsin
Drummond sits amid the Drummond Chain of Lakes, where anglers cast for walleye and bass from dawn till dusk. Chequamegon National Forest surrounds the village, offering 1.5 million acres of hiking trails, blueberry picking in summer, and snowmobile routes that snake past frozen bogs. Porcupine Lake Wilderness challenges backpackers with its rugged ports and moose sightings.
Two Lakes Campground suits budget hunters at $15 a night. Drummond Lake Campground fits families, with showers, a dump station, pets allowed, and pull-through sites priced $28 to $34. Chequamegon National Forest Perch Lake Campground welcomes pets and crackling campfires for forest purists. Perch Lake Campground in Drummond delivers drinking water and pet-friendly spots at $15 nightly. Porcupine Lake Wilderness calls remote campers who crave campfires amid solitude.
- Three of five parks allow pets: Drummond Lake, Chequamegon National Forest Perch Lake, and Perch Lake Campground.
- Drummond Lake Campground provides showers, dump station, and pull-through sites for rigs up to 45 feet.
- Perch Lake Campground charges a flat $15 per night with drinking water on site.
- Porcupine Lake Wilderness permits campfires in designated rings near the trailhead.
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