Rhinelander hooks RV travelers with its legendary Hodag monster and endless Northwoods lakes for fishing and kayaking. Seven parks in our directory put you steps from Boom Lake's shores and Pioneer Park's giant Hodag statue. Camp here to chase myths, reel in walleye, and catch the Hodag Country Festival.
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4330 S Shore Dr, Rhinelander, WI 54501
Rhinelander pulses with Northwoods spirit. The city claims the Hodag, a fire-breathing beast immortalized in a massive concrete statue at Pioneer Park on Davenport Street. Anglers cast lines into Lake Julia or Boom Lake, while snowmobilers roar across 600 miles of trails in winter. Summer brings the Hodag Country Festival at the fairgrounds, drawing country stars to town.
RV parks anchor your Rhinelander adventures. Moen Lake Campground fits families with showers, drinking water, and pet-friendly sites starting at $41 per night. West Bay Camping Resort welcomes big rigs via 50-amp hookups and dump station for $32 nightly. Lake George Campsite suits digital nomads with WiFi and pull-through spots from $27, while Holiday Acres offers a quiet base.
Rhinelander celebrates the mythical Hodag beast with a giant statue in Pioneer Park. The legend stems from 1893 when lumberjack Gene Shepard 'captured' the creature. Visitors flock to the annual Hodag Country Festival and Logging Museum to dive into this quirky Northwoods lore amid 100 lakes perfect for fishing.
Find seven RV parks near Rhinelander including Moen Lake Campground, West Bay Camping Resort, and Lake George Campsite. Moen Lake offers showers and pet sites from $41/night near town. West Bay provides 50-amp service and dump station starting at $32, while Lake George has WiFi and pull-throughs from $27.
Yes, three parks in our directory welcome pets: Moen Lake Campground, West Bay Camping Resort, and Lake George Campsite. Moen Lake pairs leashes with showers and drinking water. West Bay adds dump stations, and Lake George includes WiFi for pet owners on the go.