Solon Springs lures RV campers with the Namekagon River's headwaters, a gateway to wild canoe trips and trophy walleye hauls in the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. Five parks dot our directory, all parked along river bends or wooded edges. Base your rig here to paddle dawn launches from Lucius Woods and chase sunsets over dam-fed pools.
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Solon Springs crowns the Namekagon River where paddlers first drop in for the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. Canoe races kick off each summer from Lucius Woods County Park. Anglers hook trout near Gordon Dam's spillway. Families picnic along the flow, while trails snake into Brule River State Forest just miles east.
Lucius Woods County Park draws day-trippers and overnighters with sandy river beaches. Lucius Woods State Park fits tight budgets at $31/night and hooks up full-time anglers. Crosswinds Resort and Campground caters to luxury seekers with zero-gravity loungers and one-bedroom cabins. Pet lovers head to Mooney Dam County Park or Gordon Dam County Park, both stocked with drinking water and open paws policies.
Solon Springs stands out for the Namekagon River's headwaters in the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. Canoeists launch epic floats from Lucius Woods County Park each summer. Anglers target walleye and trout near Gordon Dam, while trails lead into Brule River State Forest. Festivals light up the village riverside in peak season.
Find five RV parks near Solon Springs: Lucius Woods County Park, Lucius Woods State Park, Crosswinds Resort and Campground, Mooney Dam County Park, and Gordon Dam County Park. Most cluster along Namekagon River bends for easy paddling access. Expect full hookups at state parks and pet perks at county dams.
Yes, Mooney Dam County Park and Gordon Dam County Park allow pets. Both supply drinking water and sit on Namekagon River tributaries. Leash rules apply, but dogs roam freely on trails near the dams. Rates stay low at $25/night for Gordon.