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Tent campers and hikers flock to Bad River Wilderness for its secluded waterfalls and riverfront serenity. The park hugs the upper Bad River in Mellen, Wisconsin, with an old railroad trail leading miles into the national forest. Pick from 4 sites starting at $23 per night, including one drive-up spot and hike-in tents.
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Write a ReviewNo, Bad River Wilderness does not have full hookups. None of the 4 sites offer electric, water, or sewer connections, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. This primitive setup suits tent and hammock campers with composting toilets, fire rings, and picnic tables instead.
Yes, Bad River Wilderness welcomes pets. No size or breed restrictions apply. Keep dogs leashed to respect wildlife on the 41.5 acres; no dedicated dog park exists, but open spaces abound along the river.
Stays at Bad River Wilderness range from $17 to $39 per night. Prices include site access, fire ring, grill, picnic table, and canoe use at the main Eagle Pines spot. Reservations through Hipcamp come recommended given 422 reviews and top Wisconsin rankings.
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