Long Lake, Wisconsin, draws RV travelers with its glassy lakes, rushing Brule River, and endless ATV trails through thick pine forests. Fish for musky at dawn, paddle wild waters by day. Six RV parks in our directory put you steps from these adventures, rates starting at $14/night.
Long Lake anchors Florence County's wild northwoods. The 1,200-acre Long Lake mirrors towering pines; bass and walleye thrill anglers from wooden piers. Kayakers tackle the Brule River's rapids. Families bike the 20-mile Nicolet State Trail. Fall brings fiery maples along County Highway N, perfect for leaf-peeping drives.
RV parks make ideal launchpads. Budget campers pick Luna White Deer Campground, sites from $14/night near quiet woods. Groups book Brule River Campground; pets welcome, drinking water on tap. Pet owners head to Stevens Lake Campground for lakeside spots. Lost Lake Campground suits solitude seekers. Windsor Dam offers dam-view relaxation.
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Long Lake excels in fishing, kayaking, and ATV trails amid northern Wisconsin's pine forests. The Brule River rushes through rapids for paddlers. Long Lake itself spans 1,200 acres, stocked with walleye and bass. County trails like Nicolet State draw cyclists and hikers yearly. Events include summer fishing derbies on its shores.
Find six RV parks in our directory: Luna White Deer Campground, Lost Lake Campground, Brule River Campground, Windsor Dam, and Stevens Lake Campground. Luna White Deer starts at $14/night near woods. Brule River offers group sites by the river with pets allowed and drinking water.
Yes, Brule River Campground and Stevens Lake Campground welcome pets. Brule River adds group sites and drinking water near the river. Stevens Lake provides pet areas by the lake. Check park rules for leash requirements before arrival.