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Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest › Medford-Park Falls Ranger District › Wisconsin
› Price County
› Park Falls
› Twin Lakes Campground
› Campsite #8
Campsite #8 at Twin Lakes Campground, WI
$30
Group Site #8
| Drive-In | 16 people |
| 70 ft | Pull-Through |
| 6 | weak |
5/31
6/1
Campsite #8 Features: Drive-In access, Pull-Through parking, 70ft driveway, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (4)
5.0 out of 5
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@DeAnnR634 · Camped on Jul 3, 2021 at Campsite #8
If you like seclusion and enjoying the woods, this is the camp ground for you!
@DeAnnR9119099 · Camped on Jul 3, 2021 at Campsite #8
If you like seclusion and enjoying the woods, this is the camp ground for you!
@TomH4673678 · Camped on Jun 26, 2021 at Campsite #8
Fairly nice campground with a few of the sites directly on the water with their own access points for canoes and kayaks. There is some odd wind-driven 'thing' in the middle of the lake with no information as to what it is posted anywhere. There were a pair of loons nesting on the lake that serenade you to peace, and don't seem too spooked by people as they would swim to within a few feet of my yak. I spent hours on the lake in my kayak fishing over the course of two days and only caught one small largemouth, although I did see several dead lake trout floating on the surface. According to my sonar, the lake has a max depth of about 19', but is mostly around 5-8'. If you are coming from the south or east, the town of Park Falls has a big self-serve firewood location a few blocks east of the Kwik Trip off of 9th/Highway E where you can get enough firewood for a solid week for only 20 bucks as long as you are willing to split some of the bigger logs yourself and have the space to transport it, otherwise they sell the traditional 5 bucks a bundle firewood as well. However the $20 package is roughly equivalent to about 8 bundles of the 'campfire' bundles.
Overall it was a decent campground, but there isnt much to do besides the single hiking trail or fishing, and the fishing isn't that great. Our family all agreed that it was okay, but we probably wont go back. If all you want to do is go out and relax with a book by the campfire and hear the loons and frogs, you'll likely enjoy this area as long as you bring enough bug spray and fogger.
Overall it was a decent campground, but there isnt much to do besides the single hiking trail or fishing, and the fishing isn't that great. Our family all agreed that it was okay, but we probably wont go back. If all you want to do is go out and relax with a book by the campfire and hear the loons and frogs, you'll likely enjoy this area as long as you bring enough bug spray and fogger.
@TomH271 · Camped on Jun 26, 2021 at Campsite #8
Fairly nice campground with a few of the sites directly on the water with their own access points for canoes and kayaks. There is some odd wind-driven 'thing' in the middle of the lake with no information as to what it is posted anywhere. There were a pair of loons nesting on the lake that serenade you to peace, and don't seem too spooked by people as they would swim to within a few feet of my yak. I spent hours on the lake in my kayak fishing over the course of two days and only caught one small largemouth, although I did see several dead lake trout floating on the surface. According to my sonar, the lake has a max depth of about 19', but is mostly around 5-8'. If you are coming from the south or east, the town of Park Falls has a big self-serve firewood location a few blocks east of the Kwik Trip off of 9th/Highway E where you can get enough firewood for a solid week for only 20 bucks as long as you are willing to split some of the bigger logs yourself and have the space to transport it, otherwise they sell the traditional 5 bucks a bundle firewood as well. However the $20 package is roughly equivalent to about 8 bundles of the 'campfire' bundles.
Overall it was a decent campground, but there isnt much to do besides the single hiking trail or fishing, and the fishing isn't that great. Our family all agreed that it was okay, but we probably wont go back. If all you want to do is go out and relax with a book by the campfire and hear the loons and frogs, you'll likely enjoy this area as long as you bring enough bug spray and fogger.
Overall it was a decent campground, but there isnt much to do besides the single hiking trail or fishing, and the fishing isn't that great. Our family all agreed that it was okay, but we probably wont go back. If all you want to do is go out and relax with a book by the campfire and hear the loons and frogs, you'll likely enjoy this area as long as you bring enough bug spray and fogger.
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