Recreation
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Admission Fee Waivers
Wisconsin state parks and forests offer several types of waivers for admission fees:
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Vehicle Admission Passes
Photo credit: Wisconsin DNR -->Enjoy access to some of the most beautiful places in Wisconsin with a state park and forest vehicle admission pass!
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Backpack Camping
Black River State Forest offers a great experience for backpack camping which is allowed in most of the state forest. Areas where it is not allowed include State Natural Areas (with the exception of Wildcat Ridge State Natural Area), Castle Mound…
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Camping
At the Black River State Forest, there are many different camping opportunities:Family campgrounds are available at Castle Mound, East Fork and Pigeon Creek. Group camping is available within the forest.Backpack camping is also available. …
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Camping
Governor Earl Peshtigo River State Forest offers 10 remote campsites, seven boat-in campsites and one family campground. Fees are required for stays at the boat-in campsites and the family campground, and each vehicle at the family campground,…
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Group Campgrounds
There are two group campgrounds on the NHAL with space for up to 80 campers at each location. Campgrounds at Jag Lake and North Muskellunge Lake are equipped with vault toilets and hand pumps for drinking water. Reservations Camping reservations…
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Rustic Campgrounds
Many people have come to associate the NHAL with smaller, quieter, traditional rustic-style campgrounds. Typically, these campgrounds range from about 20 to 70 campsites, usually having a wider spacing than modern campgrounds. They have only minimal…
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Modern Campgrounds
The NHAL State Forest has four modern family campgrounds. Crystal Lake, Musky Lake, Firefly Lake and Clear Lake campgrounds have a total of 355 sites. These campgrounds have paved roadways, flush toilets and showers but no electrical hookups.…