RV rental Brule River State Forest, WI: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

With the forest running along the entire 44 miles of the Bois Brule River, it won't surprise you to learn that water sports are the number-one attraction for Brule River State Forest campers. For many campers, that means it's essential to bring your fishing gear so you can try your luck catching a variety of species. The river is well-known as one of the best trout streams anywhere in the United States, with large numbers of brook, brown, and rainbow trout calling its cool waters home. Coho and Chinook salmon also migrate along the river, which attracts tens of thousands of anglers each year. However, you'll need to have a valid fishing license if you want to try to catch anything here. The other main pastime on the river is paddling. Due to conditions that see it offer everything from lazy meandering to white-knuckle rapids, the river has something for everyone to enjoy. If you're just after a relaxing cruise, the section from Stones Bridge to Winneboujou will be right up your alley. Anyone feeling a little more adventurous can tackle the class II Little Joe Rapids found not far from the Bois Brule Campground, or tackle the even more challenging conditions further to the north. If you'd rather do your exploring on land, there are several great hiking trails in Brule River State Forest as well. If you're after a short but scenic hike, the Stoney Hill Nature Trail starts at the Bois Brule Campground and wanders for just under two miles. If you want something a little longer, you might want to trek the 16 miles of the North Country Scenic Trail that pass through the forest. It's a challenging journey, but well worth it if you want to truly experience the diverse terrain the forest has to offer.