Hiles, Wisconsin, lures RV campers with direct access to Nicolet National Forest trails and Pine Lake fishing. Six parks in our directory start at $30 a night and launch you into quiet woods adventures. Park here to hike rugged paths, cast for walleye, and spot wildlife from your site.
Tucked in Forest County along Highway 8, Hiles centers on Nicolet National Forest's 600,000 acres of pine stands and glacial lakes. Fish Pine Lake's depths for bass or panfish. Paddle Forest Pond at dawn. Hike trails near Woodbury Lake to hidden waterfalls. Winter brings snowmobile routes through the backcountry.
Hiles Pine Lake Campground fits families seeking lakefront sites from $37 nightly. Budget travelers grab Forest Pond Campground spots at $30. Pet lovers choose Nicolet National Forest Pine Lake Campground with drinking water and pet allowances. Adventurers pick Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Backcountry Sites for campfires and dogs. Woodbury Lake Campsite draws those wanting pet-friendly fireside nights.
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Hiles stands out for Nicolet National Forest access and lakes like Pine Lake. This tiny Forest County spot draws anglers to walleye waters and hikers to 20-mile trail networks. Snowmobilers race Highway 8 routes in winter. Campers base here for quiet escapes amid 600,000 acres of pines and ponds.
Find six nearby at Hiles Pine Lake Campground, Forest Pond Campground, Nicolet National Forest Pine Lake, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Backcountry Site, and Woodbury Lake Campsite. Rates start at $30/night; most cluster along Highway 8 in the national forest. Expect pet-friendly options and drinking water at select spots.
Yes, three parks welcome pets: Nicolet National Forest Pine Lake Campground, Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Backcountry Site, and Woodbury Lake Campsite. These spots allow dogs on leashes amid forest trails. Check rules for fees or restrictions before booking your furry friend's stay.