Lucius Woods Campground

The Great Outdoors

Just north of the campsites at Lucius Woods Campground is the Brule Glacial Spillway State Natural Area in Solon Springs, Wisconsin. Thanks to the area’s unique narrow valley, powerful creeks, and stunning lakes resulting from ancient glaciers, there are lots of exploratory opportunities. At Brule, you can hike through the scenic landscape, enjoy some cross-country skiing in the winter, and try your luck at some fishing in the crystal clear waters.At just over 1.5 million acres, the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest near Hayward, Wisconsin, is filled with recreational potential. One of the northernmost national forests in the continental USA, you will be treated to mild and beautiful summers, stunning fall colors, brisk and refreshing winters, and calm and inviting springs. No matter the season, there's something to see and do in this massive wilderness. You can cross-country ski and snowshoe in the winter, SCUBA dive and hike in the summer, and enjoy the changing of the seasons in the autumn and spring. With about 800 miles of trails, you can lose yourself in the wilds of northern Wisconsin for just the day or a week-long adventure.Water lovers can head north to visit Lake Superior near Superior, Wisconsin. There are several ways to enjoy the majesty of the greatest of the Great Lakes. You can unwind at the end of your day with a leisurely dinner at a lakeside restaurant. If you’re feeling a little more adventurous, you can rent a boat and hit the water. For some relaxation during your motorhome rental vacation, find a stretch of beach and soak up the sun. Regardless of what you do, don't miss the breathtaking views of Lake Superior.

Explore the City

Those looking to learn something new can spend a day at the Cable Natural History Museum, just 45 minutes' drive east of Lucius Woods Campground near Cable. With temporary exhibits mixed in with the permanent exhibits showcasing geology, wildlife species, and various indigenous artifacts, there is always something new to learn. If you’re lucky, you just might be able to line up your travels with one of the many events, such as the museum's plant sales, special tours and hikes, and art shows.When you book an RV in Douglas County, Wisconsin, you'll be within easy driving distance of the World’s Largest Ball of Twine in Lake Nebagamon. Just a short drive north of the campsites at Lucius Woods Campground, you can visit this sizeable collection of string. Snap a picture, learn a little history, and enjoy the northern Wisconsin countryside when you stop by this unique roadside attraction.Around the area, there are several wineries that are worth visiting while you're here. At many of these locations, you can take a tour, indulge in a wine tasting, and even make your own bottle. You can take home a sommelier souvenir as you learn more about the winemaking process.When it comes time to restock your groceries and refuel your Solon Springs camper rental, there are a few options near the surrounding small towns where you can find what you need. And while Wisconsin is known as America’s Dairyland, that isn’t all that this Midwestern state is known for. At the end of your day, treat yourself to a taste of the area's German heritage with a locally made bratwurst grilled to perfection while sharing stories around the campfire.