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Several RV parks surround Hazelhurst in northern Wisconsin, with Land O' Lakes Nature RV Resort offering 25 sites with electric, water, and sewer hookups. Arbor Vitae Campground, located 2 miles outside town, provides full hookup sites suitable for big rigs on mostly level terrain with a mix of shaded and open areas. Borderline RV Park in Land O' Lakes features concrete pads with 50-amp electrical service, water connections, and sewer hookups during their May through October season. West Bay Camping Resort near Rhinelander accommodates RVs with water, electric, and sewer hookups on sites that vary in size and levelness. "Some sites are tight/close and others you could turn around in. Most are fairly level or it doesn't take much to make your camper level," noted one camper.
Throughout the region, RV campground amenities vary significantly in terms of hookup options and site conditions. Dump stations are available at several locations including West Bay Camping Resort and Alpine Campground, though water pressure can be inconsistent at some facilities. Cell service is generally reliable at developed RV parks, with Verizon and AT&T providing coverage at most locations, though signal strength diminishes in more remote forested areas. Pet policies differ between parks, with most allowing pets on leash but imposing restrictions on barking and certain breeds. Many parks in the area close for winter, typically operating from May through October, with peak season running from Memorial Day through Labor Day when advance reservations become essential for securing preferred sites.
"This unique RV Resort is adults only but doesn't follow the typical 55+ rule and is available for younger adults as well! Check them out and make sure to leave a review on the Dyrt!"
from $50 - $56 / night
Check Availability"Right next to Black River. Sites sit back from highway so easy access and quiet. Open year round. Showers. Owner is friendly and very helpful."
"Clean facilities. There is plenty of space in between camping or RV spots. If your looking for a place that isn't crammed packed full of people this is it."
from $20 - $40 / night
Check Availability"Easy hook up for water, electric and sewer. RV sites nice but would prefer more trees. Nice fire pits. Wood available for purchase. Driving a short distance to fun towns. Pretty quite."
from $28 - $41 / night
Check Availability"If you want a quiet, secluded campground where you can just sit back and enjoy being out in the woods(we had deer walk through the back of our campsite at night), then you will enjoy this campground."
"Numerous lakes nearby for fishing; a boat ramp into the Wisconsin River for canoes/kayaks is just across 45 I’ve been here April through October"
"Convenient dump station. Water and Electric. Swam in lake. Very family and pet friendly. Would go back!! Recycling avail."
"Campground has 10 sites for $30 a day, all with electricity and water. There is a dump station nearby behind the city garage for $10. There are vault toilets with free showers."
TravelerLoved this camping trip. Great park. Super helpful and friendly staff/hosts. Clean bathrooms, pet friendly. Awesome location on Lake Gogebic shore. Close to Porcupine Mountains and Bond Falls and hiking trails. Would love to visit again.
LegendNestled within Wisconsin forest you find Sailor Lake. This national forest campground has water access as well as sites away from the lake. We stayed at site 12 - a pull through site away from the water.
Many, although not all, of the waterside sites are for tents. You park and carry your gear down a few steps for a close to the water feel. There is an open area for everyone to enjoy the lake - it’s filled with purple flowers today. With plenty of woods around, all sites offer privacy but they have different vibes. Plenty of choice here so look around or reserve one. Plenty of sites available for walk-ins too. A couple of vault toilets, garage receptacle and water source round out a nice camp.
ATV trails as well as non-motorized trails are plentiful. We hiked on them and it was nice. Minimal cell signal encourages disconnecting for your stay.
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GuideWelcoming, clean and charming old fashioned camping & RV’ing. Nice paved road coming in. Friendly owner on site. Convenient dump station. Water and Electric. Swam in lake. Very family and pet friendly. Would go back!! Recycling avail.
TravelerThis is a larger campground with a good mix of seasonal and weekend campsites. The majority of the weekend campsites are located near the prime activity locations; the pool, playground and lake areas. There are full sun and full shade sites available. The Shady sites are amongst the evergreens, so they tend to be sandier. The full sun sites are all grass. All of the sites have a gravel pad to park on; the exception to this are the lakeside sites which are concrete pads. There is a camp store and a good sized bar & grill. The weekend we were here it rained non-stop, so we did not get to use any of the available canoe/kayak/fishing boat/pontoon boat rentals. We did make ample use of the mini-golf, playground, and heated swimming pool though. The pool was warm enough that even the non-stop rain did not cool it down enough to be uncomfortable. The seasonal campers I met and talked with were all friendly and did not have the “why are you here” attitude I occasionally come across when staying at seasonal heavy resorts. I did see several people fishing in the rain and pulling keepers out of the lake to be cleaned and cooked. They were fishing from the docks. Our kids are 7 & 10 and they were never bored. There were a couple trails within the campground that were good for nature hikes. If it were a little closer to home, this campground would be on the shortlist of places to have a seasonal site at.
GuideNice campground, well maintained, next to a lake with a boat ramp. Ever site has a picnic table, fire ring, asphalt pad and drying stand. Vault toilets, very limited trash collection trash cans (2). No water or waste. Only a few pull through most are back in.
LegendThis is our second stay, once in 2020 and now 2023. Both times were just for a couple nights. Great location to explore Minocqua. The campground is comprised mostly of seasonal folks, but offers 20 some sights to non-seasonal. Sites are relatively spaced apart for a private campground and offer FHU’s for those needing to stay a night or two to dump tanks, etc. A bit pricey, but if you spend most of your time boondocking it’s a good fit. Good Verizon signal and they have cable TV hookup.
ScoutPrivate sites, large, forested, near hiking trails and clean bathrooms. Fall colors are spectacular here! Eagle River is close by with charming shops and friendly locals.
GuideWe first stayed at Alpine Campground this summer and we ended up staying twice on two separate trips. Both times we needed a place to rest for a night on our way to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and later to Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park. We think we discovered something special.
The campground is on a beautiful property. It is a bit dated and our pull thru sites where just long enough for our 35’ trailer and truck to stay connected. Sites were grass, a little un-level but were very spacious. These pull-thru sites were water and electric only (30 amp) and the water pressure was a little low. There is a convenient dump station on the way out of the park.
But the sweet owner who opened this park years ago with her husband made the stay a gem. She and her three small dogs went out of her way to make there way around the park on her golf cart and check-in with her guests.
There are full hookups sites back in the trees and there are also some great group camping sites down by the river. Some even looked like the had water and electric at them. There were tents also setup on the perimeter of the grounds.
Where we may have found some small things at a different park a bit disappointing, the charm of this park made this a special place to stay and dream of years gone by. We look forward to visiting again.
Hazelhurst's northern Wisconsin location provides access to numerous campgrounds within the dense forests of Vilas and Oneida counties. The area sits at approximately 1,600 feet elevation, characterized by glacially-formed terrain with numerous lakes and ponds. Seasonal campgrounds generally operate from May through October with most facilities closing completely during the harsh winter months when temperatures regularly drop below freezing.
Fishing adventures: At Sylvania (Clark Lake) Campground, visitors can enjoy trout fishing in a stocked lake. "Great little fishing lake too with stocked trout," notes one camper, while another mentions "fishing was good" during their three-night stay.
Hiking trails: The Chequamegon National Forest offers extensive hiking opportunities near Twin Lakes NF Campground. "I spent the day hiking the Round Lake trail and had it all to myself," shares one visitor. Another adds, "A hiking trail starts at the entrance and goes around Round Lake. An informative sign maps the route. We saw deer and fawn, rabbits and so many mallards in a couple hikes."
Wildlife viewing: The area's forests support diverse wildlife. At Twin Lakes, campers report seeing "deer and fawn, rabbits and so many mallards." The proximity to nature allows for unplanned encounters with local fauna throughout the camping season.
Quiet atmosphere: Many campers value the peaceful environment at Twin Lakes NF Campground. One visitor noted, "This was perfect. Very rustic campground. I was actually the only one here this weekend. Only noise is from the wind turbine in the middle of the lake." Another camper praised the "solitude" of this location.
Private sites: Campers frequently mention site privacy as a plus. At Sylvania Campground, a visitor notes, "Shady private sites with ample mosquitoes." Another camper states, "beautiful views of the forest from every campground (not just staring at other campers), very private."
Adult-focused options: Some campgrounds cater specifically to adult campers. Land O' Lakes Nature RV Resort is described as an "Adult Playground in Nature" and is "adults only but doesn't follow the typical 55+ rule and is available for younger adults as well!"
Insect preparation: Mosquitoes are consistently mentioned across campground reviews. One camper at Sylvania warns to "bring bug spray" while another at Twin Lakes suggests you "bring something to keep the mosquitoes at bay."
Bathroom facilities vary: Facility quality differs significantly between campgrounds. At Alpine Campground & RV Park, visitors report mixed experiences. One camper found "very clean bathrooms with hot showers," while another noted "very run down bathroom and shower facilities."
Limited services: Many campgrounds in the area have restricted services. For example, at Alpine Campground, a visitor mentioned "the toilets didn't work because there was a piece on order for over 2 weeks, the sinks weren't working so we couldn't use those either, but you could get a hot shower for a $0.25."
Seasonal limitations: The Hazelhurst area has a defined camping season. Most RV parks and campgrounds operate from May through October, with Arbor Vitae Campground specifically open "May 1 to Oct 15" and Borderline RV Park from "May 1 - Oct 31."
Bring extra supplies: Limited shopping options mean preparation is essential. For Sylvania Campground, one camper advises, "Since Watersmeet is a VERY small town, groceries and other essentials are costly, so come already packed."
Beach access: Swimming opportunities exist at select campgrounds. At Sylvania, visitors note there are "2 nice beaches on either end, and easy portage to other lakes," though one visitor mentioned a swimming area that "was under kept but we still enjoyed all day."
Wildlife education: The area provides opportunities to teach children about nature. At Sylvania, campers need to follow "Bear and Wolf precautions," creating learning moments about wildlife safety and conservation.
Site levelness: RV campers should prepare for varying site conditions. At Borderline RV Park, concrete pads provide stability, making it "a great place" according to a seasonal camper who "stayed there May - Sept 2022 and loved it!"
Electrical concerns: Power hookups can have safety issues at some locations. One camper at Arbor Vitae Campground warned that "electricity has no breakers to shut the juice off before hook up which is very dangerous."
Water pressure considerations: Water systems vary between rv campgrounds near Hazelhurst. At Alpine Campground, visitors reported "water pressure was a little low" while facilities at other campgrounds may offer more consistent pressure.
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