Camp Holiday Campground

The Great Outdoors

Boulder Junction campers will have access to several gorgeous state parks and nature areas, thanks to the abundance of nearby lakes and woodlands. Lost Canoe State Natural Area is one of the closest parks to Camp Holiday. It consists of a 25-acre wooded island on Escanaba Lake. This park is perfect for hikers, with a varied and beautiful environment filled with large pine trees and a plethora of wildflowers. During your hike around this small island, keep an eye out for local wildlife, which includes bald eagles, American black ducks, and broad-winged hawks. If you'd prefer to relax, bring along a picnic and enjoy lunch overlooking Escanaba Lake.You may want to venture out and see some more of the fantastic sights Wisconsin has to offer. Copper Falls State Park is one of the best looking parks in the region, thanks to the area's many gorges and waterfalls. Hikers will love exploring the park's 17 miles of trails, which contain scenic overlooks so visitors can appreciate the waterfalls and gorges. The park also features Loon Lake, which is large enough for a variety of watersports and even has a 300-foot swimming beach. Kayaking, canoeing, and fishing are all popular on Loon Lake, and anglers can expect to catch northern pike, panfish, and largemouth bass.Lake Superior is well worth visiting during your campervan rental vacation in northern Wisconsin. Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park is one of the best places to experience the lake, with sweeping views across the water from atop hills and cliffs. This mammoth 60,000-acre park also features sublime waterfalls, powerful rivers, and verdant forests, making it an excellent place to get lost in nature. There are over 90 miles of hiking trails to explore, which will take visitors past some of the region's best features. If you want to take a dip in the lake, the park has a small swimming beach at Union Bay, and kayaking is also popular in this area.

Exploring the City

Anybody looking to explore a big city will have to make a trip to Green Bay. It is one of Wisconsin's biggest cities and contains some of its best cultural and historical sights. Football fans will want to plan a trip to the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and Museum. This museum showcases this successful team's achievements through a range of historical memorabilia and artifacts. Visitors will be able to see the Packer's world championship trophies and visit a recreation of Vince Lombardi's office. Visitors can even book a stadium tour and see Lambeau Field as they never have before.Green Bay is also home to the beautiful Green Bay Botanical Garden. These lavishly designed gardens cover nearly 50 acres with a wide array of flora, both local and exotic. The gardens have some ornate architectural features, including greenhouses and cabanas, making this a magical place for a stroll with your family.If you want to plan an activity for the whole family, consider a trip to the NEW Zoo and Adventure Park. This relatively small zoo is packed with some adorable and ferocious animals, ranging from Japanese snow macaques to African lions. As well as featuring some fascinating critters, this zoo has zip lines, treetop assault courses, and much more.