New London, Wisconsin, lures RV travelers with Wolf River walleye runs and the raucous Corn Festival every August. Campers score prime spots at Huckleberry Acres Campground or Wolf River Campground, both loaded with 50-amp hookups. These parks launch you into small-town parades, river floats, and fresh corn feasts without missing a beat.
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New London hugs the Wolf River's twists, where anglers launch kayaks from Water Street ramps to chase musky and bass. The city erupts each August for the Corn Festival, complete with tractor pulls at the fairgrounds, street dances on Main Street, and corn-eating contests that draw 50,000 revelers. Packers fans pilgrimage to the high school field, site of team training camps from 1933 to 1957.
Huckleberry Acres Campground fits pet-loving families with its welcoming policy, 50-amp sites, and dump station for easy stays. Wolf River Campground draws groups with spacious group sites, hot showers, dump station access, and nightly rates starting at $35. Both camps anchor your trip minutes from downtown pubs and river trails.
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New London excels in Wolf River fishing and the Corn Festival. Anglers target walleye from launches on Water Street, while the August festival packs Main Street with parades, rides, and corn boils for 50,000 fans. The town holds Packers lore too, as their training camp ran at the high school from 1933 to 1957. Outdoor lovers base here for easy access.
Huckleberry Acres Campground and Wolf River Campground lead RV options near New London. Huckleberry Acres delivers 50-amp service, pet-friendly sites, and a dump station just outside town. Wolf River Campground adds showers, group sites, and dump access with rates from $35/night, all hugging the river corridor.
Yes, Huckleberry Acres Campground welcomes pets openly. This park pairs furry friends with 50-amp hookups and a dump station for stress-free trips. Families love the open spaces near Wolf River trails, keeping pups happy during New London adventures.