Looking for an RV campground in northern Wisconsin that is right on the lake? Look no further than Lake Chippewa Campground, a family-owned RV park that knows what you're looking for. The park is located on an island, steps away from an undisturbed natural setting but still able to offer city-style amenities such as an on-site ATM, mail service, and much more. Your kids will love the ice cream bar that dishes up sundaes and waffle cones, just to name a few items. The snack bar offers pizza and appetizers in case you don't feel like cooking, and you can have firewood delivered right to your camping spot.All of the sites have at least water and electricity, and many have full hookups. All of them have a picnic table and a fire pit for you to enjoy, and when booking your site, you can choose between 20, 30, and 50 amp electricity. Most of the sites are very close to the water, but you can select one that is directly on the water too. You can choose whether to have pull-through or back-in access, in case your rig is quite large. There is a long list of activities such as basketball and volleyball courts, a baseball field, and canoe and kayak rentals, just to name a few.RV rentals in Sawyer County are the most reliable and efficient way to equip yourself for the vacation that lies ahead. There is much to see and do in the surrounding area, and the place to begin is with the Hayward Lakes Visitor Center where you can ask questions, obtain brochures, and even ask for suggestions from the staff who know the area well. There are riding stables where you can rent horses or take lessons if it's your first time out; there are also flea markets and antique shops, numerous golf courses, and tennis courts. If the weather isn't cooperating, there are movie theaters and bowling lanes, or you can crack that book you've been wanting to read at a local cafe. Hayward is a hop and a skip down the road, with lots of public events to choose from.
Looking for an RV campground in northern Wisconsin that is right on the lake? Look no further than Lake Chippewa Campground, a family-owned RV park that knows what you're looking for. The park is located on an island, steps away from an undisturbed natural setting but still able to offer city-style amenities such as an on-site ATM, mail service, and much more. Your kids will love the ice cream bar that dishes up sundaes and waffle cones, just to name a few items. The snack bar offers pizza and appetizers in case you don't feel like cooking, and you can have firewood delivered right to your camping spot.All of the sites have at least water and electricity, and many have full hookups. All of them have a picnic table and a fire pit for you to enjoy, and when booking your site, you can choose between 20, 30, and 50 amp electricity. Most of the sites are very close to the water, but you can select one that is directly on the water too. You can choose whether to have pull-through or back-in access, in case your rig is quite large. There is a long list of activities such as basketball and volleyball courts, a baseball field, and canoe and kayak rentals, just to name a few.RV rentals in Sawyer County are the most reliable and efficient way to equip yourself for the vacation that lies ahead. There is much to see and do in the surrounding area, and the place to begin is with the Hayward Lakes Visitor Center where you can ask questions, obtain brochures, and even ask for suggestions from the staff who know the area well. There are riding stables where you can rent horses or take lessons if it's your first time out; there are also flea markets and antique shops, numerous golf courses, and tennis courts. If the weather isn't cooperating, there are movie theaters and bowling lanes, or you can crack that book you've been wanting to read at a local cafe. Hayward is a hop and a skip down the road, with lots of public events to choose from.