Soldiers Grove nestles in Wisconsin's Kickapoo Valley, America's first solar-powered town reborn from a 1978 flood. Camp at Beauford T. Anderson Campground to paddle the twisting Kickapoo River and hike ancient bluffs. This single park launches affordable adventures into a resilient riverside haven starting at $21/night.
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Soldiers Grove clings to the Kickapoo River's bends along State Highway 131. The town grabbed national attention by rebuilding with solar panels after the Great Flood of 1978 wiped out its core. Paddle the river's Class I rapids, trout fish in clear pools, or tour solar homes on the annual Sunspot Festival. Wildcat Mountain State Park waits ten miles north for vertigo-inducing vistas.
Beauford T. Anderson Campground anchors your stay with group sites for reunions and pull-through spots for easy big-rig access. Water hookups and drinking water flow reliably. Families and anglers thrive here, using the Kickapoo Riverfront as a launchpad for day trips. Rates from $21/night make extended valley explorations painless.
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Soldiers Grove claims fame as America's first solar-powered town after rebuilding from the 1978 Kickapoo River flood. Residents installed photovoltaic panels on homes and businesses along Highway 131, pioneering U.S. renewable energy adoption. Today, the Sunspot Festival celebrates this legacy with tours and demos amid valley scenery.
Beauford T. Anderson Campground lists as the RV park in Soldiers Grove. It sits riverfront with group sites, pull-throughs, water hookups, and drinking water from $21/night. Launch kayaks or fish the Kickapoo River steps from your site.
Beauford T. Anderson Campground provides group sites, pull-through spots, water hookups, and drinking water. These features suit groups, big rigs, and basic campers chasing river access. Rates begin at $21/night without full sewer or electric, keeping costs low for Kickapoo Valley outings.