Looking for a rv park in WI.

[Tramp844]

Hi, anyone know of a nice rv park in WI. I can spend the summer season in ? must be close to a fishing lake and have full hook ups and be reasonably priced. im kinda new to full time RVing and dont know where the good places are yet . thanks

[GoPackGo]

A max of $3-400 a month could complicate things. Wisconsin and upper Michigan is basically a vacation mecca during the summer.

Pull up RVPARKREVIEWS.com and pick out some of the towns in northern Wisconsin or northern Minnesota. Then call a few of the parks near them and ask about monthly rates.

I've wandered Wisc and the Mich UP the last 2 years and never had a problem finding a good place to stay for 1 or 2 weeks. But maybe not at the rates you're looking for.

One thing - I can tell you that some of the owners are snowbirds too and are in Texas/Florida/Arizona right now, so you may not get an answer.

[Tramp844]

maybe i should look somewhere else or get some kind of discount thing. im thinking around $1500 or maybe $2000 for a 5 month stay. some of these i have seen are way out of my price range. any thoughts,ideas ???

[Tramp844]

Us out West wrote:

Tramp844 wrote:
Hi, anyone know of a nice rv park in WI. I can spend the summer season in ? must be close to a fishing lake and have full hook ups and be reasonably priced. im kinda new to full time RVing and dont know where the good places are yet . thanks

What kind of fishing?

There are so many different places to go in WI depending on what you prefer.

I'll have some suggestions being a WI born and raised....and a fisherman and camprer.

Just wet a line from time to time. Im not a big time fisherman. Just something to do.

[Us_out_West]

Tramp844 wrote:
Hi, anyone know of a nice rv park in WI. I can spend the summer season in ? must be close to a fishing lake and have full hook ups and be reasonably priced. im kinda new to full time RVing and dont know where the good places are yet . thanks

What kind of fishing?

There are so many different places to go in WI depending on what you prefer.

I'll have some suggestions being a WI born and raised....and a fisherman and camprer.

[2gypsies1]

Tramp844 wrote:
Does not matter. Its the cooler temps im looking for. A little lake or river or stream would be nice. It does not have to be a "resort " just nice , quiet and safe.

Could it be a big lake? 🙂 Lake Huron?

The western side of Michigan is packed in summer but not so on the eastern side. Try around Cheboygan or Rogers City. If Cheboygan you could do some nice day trips to Mackinac Island via the ferry and over the west side on Lake Michigan between Mackinaw City and Petoskey.... beautiful country.

I think you'd really like that whole area. Lots of neat little towns to explore and a relaxed atmosphere. Perhaps even moving around to 2 or 3 different places in that area. You won't be disappointed!

Another place to try for a reservation is Holiday Park at Traverse City, Michigan. You would then be close to tour Sleeping Bear Dunes Nat'l Lakeshore and that whole peninsula is absolutely gorgeous. If you want a little more upscale try for a park around Empire, MI such as Indigo Bluffs. There are many park in that whole area. Use RVParkReviews.com to search some towns.

http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/michigan

[Tramp844]

Does not matter. Its the cooler temps im looking for. A little lake or river or stream would be nice. It does not have to be a "resort " just nice , quiet and safe.

[dodge_guy]

I agree with 2gypsies. What kind of place are you looking for exactly?

[2gypsies1]

I find it hard to believe that 'everything' is filled for next summer. We're from Michigan and have gotten a spot without a reservation during the summer. Of course, it wasn't the grandest 'resort' and not the prime location but there are many nice places not in those categories. Keep trying and perhaps lower your expectations. 🙂

For Michigan, what area/town would you like to stay?

[Tramp844]

i did not know becomming a snow bird would be so hard. i have checked a few places in WI. and MI. and everybody is booked up and has a waiting list. im new to full time RVing. I thought i would find somewhere up north to spend the summer and a place way down south for the winter. oh well...whats the Secret, what am i missing ?

[midnightsadie]

hayward wi is a nice area.with lot of lakes close by.

[tjfogelberg]

I would roam the state for awhile ...there are so many options it will overwhelm you. Be sure to check out the state park system. MN/WI are great states but especially May-Oct.

[Campfire_Time]

evanrem wrote:
Door county is nice also but you would be fishing on the bay or Lake Michigan.

Door County has 3 inland lakes that are popular fishing holes. Kangaroo Lake, Clark Lake, & Europe Lake. It's also not far from Brown County and Kewaunee County with lots more choices.

Lots to see and do in Door County. We camp at Egg Harbor Campground two to three times a season. Beautiful RV park with seasonal sites available. Mike and Deb the owners are wonderful hosts.

[evanrem]

If you want fishing look in the Minocqua area like someone else mentioned, there is a lake just about in any direction. The town itself can get busy but once you get away from the city its not bad. Door county is nice also but you would be fishing on the bay or Lake Michigan.

[mleekamp]

Circle R in OSHKOSH, also Kalbus County Harbor RV park right on Lake Winnebago. That lake is huge, and lots of fishing opportunities.