Harris hooks RV travelers with its gateway to the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway's wild waters. Launch your kayak from Goose Creek or Sunrise Ferry Landing, both primed for riverside adventures. Camp here to snag walleye, spot eagles, and unwind in Wisconsin's quiet northwoods.
Harris thrives on the edge of the Saint Croix River, where paddlewheel ferries once crossed and now kayakers glide. Anglers target trout near the Sunrise Ferry Landing. Families hike Arcola Bluffs' rugged trails or picnic at Interstate Park's lava flows, all within a short drive. Buffalo Lake nearby draws birdwatchers to its shores year-round.
Goose Creek draws solitude seekers to shaded sites amid whispering pines. Sunrise Ferry Landing caters to pet owners with welcoming policies and fresh drinking water; river rats love its direct riverway access for canoe trips down the St. Croix.
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Harris stands out for direct access to the Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway. Kayakers paddle its clear waters, anglers hook walleye and trout, and hikers tackle Arcola Bluffs trails. Interstate Park's ancient lava flows and Willow River State Park's cascades lie minutes away, blending history with wild beauty in Wisconsin's northwest corner.
Goose Creek and Sunrise Ferry Landing top the list for Harris. Goose Creek offers wooded seclusion off County Road U. Sunrise Ferry Landing provides riverfront spots with pet-friendly policies and drinking water along the Saint Croix.
Yes, Sunrise Ferry Landing welcomes pets on its sites. This riverway park pairs furry friends with drinking water access and kayak launches. Goose Creek may restrict pets; always confirm ahead for a paws-approved stay.