Hazelhurst lures RV campers with crystal-clear Northwoods lakes and world-class musky fishing on the Willow Flowage. This quiet Wisconsin town hugs Highway 51, just minutes from Minocqua's buzz. Pitch your rig at Willow's End Resort & Campground or Cedar Falls Campground, from $40/night, to paddle Lake Tomahawk or bike the Bearskin State Trail.
Hazelhurst pulses with outdoor energy around its signature Willow Flowage, a 6,000-acre haven for walleye and musky anglers. Lake Tomahawk hosts lively summer boat parades, while the Bearskin State Trail unfurls 18 miles of paved paths from town. Highway 51 connects it all to snowmobile heaven: over 600 miles of groomed trails blanket the Northwoods come winter.
Willow's End Resort & Campground fits families perfectly, with shaded sites steps from the water and playgrounds for kids. Cedar Falls Campground pulls in thrifty explorers at $40/night rates, full hookups included near rushing cascades. Both spots launch you into Hazelhurst's lakes, trails, and fireside evenings under starry skies.
Hazelhurst shines for Northwoods lake fishing on the Willow Flowage and Lake Tomahawk. Anglers target musky and walleye amid 6,000 acres of water; boaters join summer parades. Winter snowmobilers blaze 600 miles of trails from town. Highway 51 links it to Minocqua's dining and shops for easy day trips.
Willow's End Resort & Campground and Cedar Falls Campground anchor Hazelhurst itself. Willow's End sits amid woods by the Willow Flowage; Cedar Falls hugs cascades with sites from $40/night. Both boast full hookups and quick Highway 51 access to lakes and trails.
Yes, both Willow's End Resort & Campground and Cedar Falls Campground welcome pets. Leash rules apply at these wooded sites by the water. Owners enjoy trails and lakes with furry companions, but check for breed restrictions and cleanup policies on arrival.