Timber Trail Campground

The Great Outdoors

While you're camping at Timber Trail Campground, you can explore the vast shoreline of Lake Michigan. In Sturgeon Bay, Potawatomi State Park offers 1,200 acres to explore. The park is full of rolling hills and limestone cliffs that make for plenty of unforgettable sights. Try your hand at hiking, fishing, hunting, cross-country skiing, canoeing, biking, picnicking, and camping around this beautiful region.You might also like checking out the Mud Lake State Wildlife Area next to the Moonlight Bay Bedrock Beach State Natural Area near Baileys Harbor. The former is a vast 2,300-acre wetland area full of sedges, willows, and dogwoods surrounded by a boreal forest habitat. If you follow it all the way to the east, you’ll see a five-acre bedrock beach that makes for an amazing sight. There you can see rare plants and geological formations thanks to the unique landscape found there. Across both areas, you can enjoy opportunities for hunting, fishing, and hiking.Another option for those with the mobility of a rental RV is Peninsula State Park near Fish Creek. Here, Algoma campers can enjoy excellent hiking trails. The park is one of the largest natural areas nearby, with around 3,700 acres to traverse. From rolling woodland areas to rugged limestone bluffs, you can look forward to some fantastic scenery. In addition to hiking, visitors can find many activities to try, like fishing, biking, hunting, swimming, archery, golf, or stopping by the nature center to get acquainted with the area's flora and fauna.

Explore the City

Experience some of the area's culture when you rent an RV near Algoma. From trekking through nature to sampling local dining delights like cheeses, fish fries, and bratwursts, you'll have lots to explore. Head south of your campsite at Timber Trail Campground and spend an afternoon at the History Museum at the Castle in Appleton for some amazing exhibits. Learn about some of the most spectacular tricks of all time at the AKA Houdini exhibit. Then stop by Tools of Change and learn about the revolutionary ideas that sparked change across America.You can leave the museum behind for more action if you’re interested in the huge wooden roller coaster you can find at Bay Beach Amusement Park in Green Bay. Try other rides there like the Tilt-A-Whirl, bumper cars, and a massive Ferris wheel while you're here. There are over a dozen rides to enjoy, along with concessions and a food court.Set aside some time to appreciate the nautical history of the area with a stop by Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay. Multiple sites around the area allow you to see lighthouses and more while the main campus has its own interesting exhibits like a 149-foot tug boat. You can also check out multiple galleries and displays like the Horton Gallery, where you can explore the inside of a 1907 steamship wheelhouse.Immerse yourself in the unique culture of Wisconsin's Door County region when you book a camper rental near Algoma. Take in the endless water views at Lake Michigan, spend time touring some of the most unique sites in the state, and delve into the rugged Wisconsin wilderness when you go camping at Timber Trail Campground.