Gresham, Wisconsin, draws RV travelers for its front-row access to the Wolf River's legendary fly fishing and kayaking runs. Four standout parks anchor your stay, from budget steals at $17 a night to family-friendly spots with WiFi. Launch from here into Northwoods trails and trophy walleye hunts.
Gresham pulses with small-town energy along Highway 47, minutes from the Wolf River's wild bends. Anglers cast for musky near Fremont Landing, while paddlers glide past hemlock groves. The Nicolet State Trail unfurls 40 miles of bike paths through pine forests. Navarino Wildlife Area sprawls nearby, alive with sandhill cranes and elk sightings during fall rut.
Captains Cove Resort fits groups and value seekers with 50-amp hookups, showers, WiFi, and sites from $17 nightly. On the Rocks Family Kampground entertains kids amid its lively setup and WiFi access. Annie's Campground delivers cozy pads at $49 per night for relaxed couples. Dorthy's Campgrounds keeps remote workers online with reliable WiFi.
Gresham excels in Wolf River outdoor adventures like fly fishing and kayaking. The river yields trophy musky and walleye, drawing anglers nationwide. Nearby Navarino Wildlife Area adds 20,000 acres for hiking, biking, and crane watching, especially vibrant in fall.
Four RV parks serve Gresham: Captains Cove Resort, On the Rocks Family Kampground, Annie's Campground, Dorthy's Campgrounds. All cluster within 10 miles of town along Highway 47. Expect WiFi at three, 50-amp hookups at Captains Cove, and rates from $17 to $49 nightly.
Captains Cove Resort provides full hookups including 50-amp service and showers. This park caters to longer stays with group sites from $17/night. Other options like Annie's focus on basic pads, but WiFi abounds at three parks for modern campers.
