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Luna Lake

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Fishing, swimming, and paddling draw campers to Luna Lake, where two dispersed sites sit along a rough, narrow dirt road off Forest Road 2140. Sites are first come, first served. The second site includes a picnic table, fire ring, and a reportedly well-maintained pit toilet, with a sand beach at the water's edge. The road conditions make this a better fit for tents or overland vehicles with off-road capability than for standard RVs, with a 15-foot maximum length. Campers exploring the Nicolet National Forest Luna-White Deer Campground will find another option nearby. Luna Lake works best for self-sufficient campers comfortable with primitive access and light crowds.

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Map & DirectionsLuna Lake is located in Wisconsin near Three Lakes

Dispersed Camping

Coordinates

45.9081728 N
88.96072739999998 W

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Access

Drive-In
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Features

For Campers

Picnic Table
Toilets
Fires

Enjoy dispersed camping on government land and leave no trace. Pack in and pack out. No (or limited) services at this camping area. Permit may be required.

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Carrie P.

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Reviewed Jul. 14, 2026

Beautiful Dispersed Site

Follow the dirt road to Luna Lake of Forest Road 2140. There are 2 dispersed sites on this road. We stayed 3 nights at the second one. We had our own private sand beach! There is a picnic table and fire ring as well as a pit toilet that seems to be well kept. There is a level spot at the top where you could park an over landing vehicle or a small camper. Road is Rough and narrow. I would suggest only bring down a camper with off road capabilities. There are 2 good spots for tents. When we were there this lake had loons and it was so lovely to hear them. Pay your nightly fee at the drop box at Divide road and rte. 70. Sites are first come, first served.

Sitethe second site at the end of the road

Month of VisitJuly