Campgrounds

Wausaukee Evergreen Park & Campground

Park and campground located on North Ave. in the Village of Wausaukee
Contact: Kaye Menor
Village of Wausaukee
P.O. Box 475
Wausaukee, WI 54177
715-856-5341 or 715-856-5051
vilofwauskee@centurytel.net
http://www.wausaukee.com/village.html

May 1-October 1
49 tent or RV sites, fire pits, with or without electrical/water
Tennis courts
Basketball
Horseshoes
Sand-based volleyball court
Swings
2 picnic pavilions on upper grounds, with electric
Male/Female washroom/toilets at pump station and lower park area
RV sewage pump state/potable water filling
Fishing on adjacent Wausaukee River
$10 without electric, $15 with electric

Twin Bridges Campsites

Twin Bridges Park has 62 campsites. Only the odd numbered sites can be reserved and even numbered sites are first-come first-serve. See the Twin Bridges Park Campground Map & Dimensions to see the layout & for a description of the campsites you can reserve.

There are a total of 31 (even numbered) first-come, first served sites and 31 (odd numbered) sites that can be reserved.

There are two handicap accessible campsites at Twin Bridges Park. One is on a first-come, first-serve basis and one can be reserved (Site #45).

Morgan Park Campsites

Morgan Park has 32 campsites. Only the odd numbered sites can be reserved and even numbered sites are first-come first-serve. See the Morgan Park Campground Map & Dimensions to see the layout & for a description of the campsites you can reserve.

There are a total of 16 (even numbered) first-come, first served sites and 16 (odd numbered) sites that can be reserved.

Morgan Park also has a group campsite that can be reserved (Site #33).

12-Foot Falls Park

Twelve Foot Falls Campground is Rated #5 in the State of Wisconsin in a new book by Johnny Malloy, "The Best in Tent Camping: Wisconsin." (as stated in the Green Bay Press Gazette, August 5, 2003)

(160 Acres) Features red pine plantations, a waterfall, rustic camping, trout fishing and scenery. 6-unit campsite south of picnic area and 5-unit trailer campsite at top of hill just inside park entrance sign. Located in the Town of Dunbar on North Branch of the Pike River. Follow US-8 six miles west of US-141; turn south on Lily Lake Road 2 miles, then west on Twin Lake Road ½ mile, then south on Twelve Foot Falls Road. Water is available at a hand pump. Opens April 15, closes after deer season.

Veteran's Memorial Park

(320 Acres) Offers a bridge over the waterfall, a pool at the bottom of the falls, camping, trout fishing, and a large day use area. 15-unit campsite on the Thunder River. Follow County Highway W west of Crivitz for 12 miles to Parkway Road (County I), then north 3 miles. Water is available at a hand pump. Opens May 1, closes after deer season.

McClintock Park

(320 Acres) This park has three bridges over rapids, picnic area, camping, trout fishing, an interesting hardwood-hemlock timber stand, and is a nice place to take pictures. 10-unit campsite on the Peshtigo River in the Town of Silver Cliff. Located 4 miles south of Goodman Park on Parkway Road (County I). Water is available at a hand pump. ATV trail access. Opens May 1, closes November 1.

Goodman Park

(240 Acres) This park offers trout fishing, a bridge over Strong Falls, huge red pines, two lodges for day use rental, hiking-skiing trail, camping, and lovely scenery. 15-unit campsite on the Peshtigo River in the Town of Silver Cliff. Go west from US-141 at Wausaukee on County Highway C for 20 miles, then north 9 miles on Parkway Road (County I), then northwest 2 miles on Goodman Park Road. Water is available at a hand pump. A small group campsite is available by reservation. Opens May 1, closes after deer season.