Plover nestles along the Wisconsin River, drawing RV travelers for prime fishing spots and easy access to Stevens Point's breweries. Ridgewood on the River Campground and Ridgewood Campground anchor your stay with affordable riverside pads starting at $35 a night. Park here to launch kayaks, hook walleye, and unwind in a village that punches above its weight for outdoor fun.
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Plover hugs the Wisconsin River's curves, where locals launch canoes from Jordan Park and anglers cast lines for smallmouth bass. Bike the Plover Path trail past sunflower fields in summer, or hit nearby Lake Joanis for birdwatching. The village hosts Plover Fest each July with live music, craft fairs, and riverfront fireworks that light up the night sky.
Ridgewood on the River Campground pulls in water enthusiasts with its direct river access and sites from $35 nightly; families love the swimming beach and fire pits. Ridgewood Campground caters to quiet seekers amid wooded acres, perfect for couples or solo campers chasing solitude ten minutes from downtown Plover's ice cream shops and diners.
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Plover shines for Wisconsin River recreation and small-town charm. Anglers flock to its banks for walleye and bass fishing, while kayakers paddle the Plover River segments nearby. Families bike the 10-mile Plover Path trail, and July's Plover Fest packs in music, crafts, and fireworks over the water.
Ridgewood on the River Campground and Ridgewood Campground top the list right in Plover. Ridgewood on the River sits along the Wisconsin River with full hookups and rates from $35. Ridgewood Campground offers shaded sites minutes from town, both ideal bases for local adventures.
Yes, both Ridgewood on the River Campground and Ridgewood Campground welcome pets. Expect leash rules and waste stations at sites. Owners rave about river walks for dogs near the parks, with nearby Jordan Park adding off-leash options on 20 wooded acres.