Mason, Wisconsin, lures RVers with untamed Bayfield County forests and quick access to Apostle Islands kayaking. Five parks in our directory range from $15 budget steals to $130 luxury basecamps. Camp here to fish Lake Superior tributaries or hike the North Country Trail without crowds.
Mason thrives amid Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest trails and the Bad River's trout runs. Drive County Highway A ten minutes to Saxon Harbor boat launches on Lake Superior. Spot moose near Brule River State Forest, just 15 miles east. Join Bayfield's apple festivals in fall or ski Mount Ashwabay slopes 25 minutes north.
Perch Lake fits solo campers and pet owners at $15 nightly with drinking water on site. Eagle Ridge Basecamp serves families who crave campfires, priced $100 to $130 per night. CrossWoods provides simple pull-in spots for quick overnights. Wanoka welcomes groups with pet-friendly sites. Skip Wanoka Lake Campground for now; it sits temporarily closed despite pull-throughs and pet allowances.
Mason excels in outdoor escapes within Bayfield County's wild landscapes. Hikers explore Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest paths starting nearby. Anglers hook perch and walleye from local waters like Perch Lake. ATV riders scour 200 miles of county trails. Boaters launch at Saxon Harbor five miles away for Lake Superior adventures. Small-town festivals add seasonal charm.
Our directory features five RV parks: Wanoka, Perch Lake, Eagle Ridge Basecamp, CrossWoods, and Wanoka Lake Campground. Perch Lake hugs the lake edge at $15/night with pets allowed and drinking water. Eagle Ridge Basecamp nestles in woods for $100-$130/night, campfires permitted. Wanoka Lake Campground remains temporarily closed.
Yes, Perch Lake and Wanoka Lake Campground welcome pets. Perch Lake pairs pet access with $15/night rates and on-site drinking water for easy stays. Wanoka Lake Campground adds group sites and pull-throughs, though it sits temporarily closed now. Check Wanoka for similar pet-friendly options.
