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In Hayward, WI, take State Rt. 77 east for 22.6 miles to County Rt. S (Forest Rt. 174). Turn right onto Rt. S and go south for 4.1 miles to Moose Lake Rd. (Forest Rt. 164). Turn left onto Moose Lake Rd. and go east for 7.2 miles to campground sign (Forest Rt. 174). Turn left onto Rt. 174 and go 0.3 miles to another campground sign (Camp Rd.). Turn left onto Camp Rd. (Forest Rt. 1643) and go 1.4 miles to campground.
Lovely place to camp, from some campsite you have access to Lake. Very peaceful area, loved it.
Nice remote campground. Sites are large enough for travel trailer or rv a few are uneven fot a tent. Water source is very dirty, i wouldn't consume. Outhouses are clean. Nice boat launch with dock.
Very quiet and peaceful. Mosquitos were really bad in early July when I camped. As the week went on and it got colder they didn't bother us as much. I want to go back in early fall when it is a little cooler. There is no cell reception at this campground which is great when you have a good excuse to escape work calls and emails. The camp sites I saw were large and level. Outhouse was always clean and stocked. Would recommend to a friend who wanted to go off the grid for a little while.
Nicely kept campground. From tent to RV no problem. Primitive. Has toilet. Beach area and adjoining boat launch.
SOLITUDE! This campground was fantastic. It was a 7 mile gravel road trip to the campground. It was worth the drive (we did break both clearance marker lights on our trailer because of flying gravel). Site 3 has the best view of the lake. Very private sites. The bathroom was clean (but still an outhouse). Seems to be a good fishing, however we didn't fish it. Would definitely recommend it for anyone looking for quiet relaxation.
