Spooner, Wisconsin, claims the title of fly-fishing capital of the Midwest. Cast lines into the Spooner Chain of Lakes or pedal the Wild Rivers State Trail. Four RV parks listed here put you steps from these adventures, with rates starting at $22 a night.
Spooner sits amid Washburn County's 5,000-plus lakes. Fishermen chase walleye on Spooner Lake; families hit the Cranberry Festival parade on County Road A each fall. Hikers tackle the 20-mile Wild Rivers State Trail, while paddlers launch into the Namekagon River nearby. Yellow River State Forest offers quiet trails just west on Highway 63.
Benoit Lake Campgrounds nestles by its glassy lake, ideal for boaters and swimmers. Scenic View Bar & Campground fits social campers with WiFi, 30-amp hookups, dump station, and pet allowances from $35 nightly. Country House Motel & RV Park draws budget travelers seeking WiFi sites at $22 and up. Anchor Woods Campground serves big rigs with 50-amp power, dump station, and pet-friendly spots for $30 to $35.
Spooner shines as Wisconsin's fly-fishing capital. The Spooner Chain of Lakes draws anglers for musky and walleye year-round. Festivals like the annual Cranberry Festival on County Road A add parades, rides, and local flavor to your stay. Trails such as Wild Rivers State Trail provide biking and hiking amid Northwoods scenery.
Four RV parks serve Spooner: Benoit Lake Campgrounds, Scenic View Bar & Campground, Country House Motel & RV Park, and Anchor Woods Campground. All cluster near town center or lakes on routes like Highway 63. Expect amenities like WiFi at two sites, 30- and 50-amp hookups, dump stations, and pet policies at most.
Yes, three of four parks welcome pets. Scenic View Bar & Campground and Anchor Woods Campground both allow dogs with dump stations and hookups. Benoit Lake Campgrounds suits pet owners near the water; always check leash rules and fees before arrival.
