Exploring northern Wisconsin? You'll want to station yourself at an RV park that reflects the kind of adventure you're looking for. Maple Heights Campground does exactly that. This seasonal RV campground rents sites by the day, week, month, or season, and can offer you 30 or 50 amp electrical outlets and water hookups; some sites have electrical outlets only, but there are water taps at locations throughout the park. The park has restrooms with showers and separate vault toilets closer to the sites. You'll find a playground and heated pool, a picnic pavilion, a recreation center, and a nine-hole miniature golf course.Most sites have shade from groves of maple, beech, and hemlock trees, and have pull-through access. You'll have access to a laundry room, a dump station, and you can refill your propane tanks. If you're running low on supplies, the camp store should be able to meet your needs. You can rent pedal carts to make your way around the campground and have fun doing it at the same time, or just relax in the comfort of your RV rental and enjoy the pristine quiet.Ready to begin? You can easily explore the surrounding area. There's an 18-hole golf course, and the historic Cathedral of Pines is close by. From the campground, you can bike or hike out into the Nicolet National Forest or down to McCaslin Brook where you can fish for trout. Other streams in the area are a good place to fish for lunker bass, walleye, and panfish, and you can fish or swim in the nearby lakes; better yet, bring your catch back to your campervan rental and fry it up for dinner. Nothing says vacation like a fresh seafood meal caught by you and enjoyed in the fresh air. If you feel a need for some adrenaline, try white water rafting on the Peshtigo and Wolf rivers.
Exploring northern Wisconsin? You'll want to station yourself at an RV park that reflects the kind of adventure you're looking for. Maple Heights Campground does exactly that. This seasonal RV campground rents sites by the day, week, month, or season, and can offer you 30 or 50 amp electrical outlets and water hookups; some sites have electrical outlets only, but there are water taps at locations throughout the park. The park has restrooms with showers and separate vault toilets closer to the sites. You'll find a playground and heated pool, a picnic pavilion, a recreation center, and a nine-hole miniature golf course.Most sites have shade from groves of maple, beech, and hemlock trees, and have pull-through access. You'll have access to a laundry room, a dump station, and you can refill your propane tanks. If you're running low on supplies, the camp store should be able to meet your needs. You can rent pedal carts to make your way around the campground and have fun doing it at the same time, or just relax in the comfort of your RV rental and enjoy the pristine quiet.Ready to begin? You can easily explore the surrounding area. There's an 18-hole golf course, and the historic Cathedral of Pines is close by. From the campground, you can bike or hike out into the Nicolet National Forest or down to McCaslin Brook where you can fish for trout. Other streams in the area are a good place to fish for lunker bass, walleye, and panfish, and you can fish or swim in the nearby lakes; better yet, bring your catch back to your campervan rental and fry it up for dinner. Nothing says vacation like a fresh seafood meal caught by you and enjoyed in the fresh air. If you feel a need for some adrenaline, try white water rafting on the Peshtigo and Wolf rivers.