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Campsite opened from 01 January till 31 December
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Countries the United States Chain O Lakes Campground
4.5 / 5 (9 votes )

Chain O Lakes Campground

3165 Campground Rd
80112, Eagle River
Wisconsin, the United States

Located in the heart of Vilas County, the heart of Wisconsin’s vacationland, we offer you large wooded campsites and two rentals on 40 acres nestled along the shores of a chain of 28 lakes, with frontage on Cranberry Lake offering access to nearly 3,600 acres of fishing and water recreation! This world renowned chain of lakes offers bountiful fishing, water-skiing, wildlife, and breathtaking scenery. Our resort provides you and your family with the best of vacation experiences in the great North Woods. In addition, Chain O’ Lakes Resort & is located only a couple of miles from the Chequamegon–Nicolet National Forest offering hiking, scenery, canoeing, and trout fishing. Little Bass Lake Vilas County WisconsinChain O’ Lakes Resort & Campground provides quiet and serene sites where nature is only steps away, but not so far away from urban treats such as great dining, shopping, and entertainment.

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Recreation
Playground
Sand beach
Outdoor pool
Golf court
Boat hire
Boat slip way
Fishing
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Electricity
Wifi
Wheelchair access
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Anonymous
English (US)
Aug '22 - We stayed at this campground for a week primarily to go fishing in the Chain O Lakes. We happened upon a Muskie tournament so the place was PACKED with boats. This campground offers transient slips which was fantastic. Some sites were close enough to electric pedestals to charge trolling motors but you have to ask. Many sites are for seasonals but it looked well-kept.
2 years ago
Dan
English (US)
One of my favorites. Many spots are large enough for a 30 footer or even a little bigger. Some spots will not accommodate that size of unit. They have water, but not really for filling up your tanks. We had two and it was a bit of a pain. No dump station. No electricity. The sites were fairly private and many of them look out over the lake. A nice lake for kayaking. Although motor boats are common as well. At our site we walk down stairs to the lake. You do have to access the campground on a gravel road. We had no problem on the road. Campsites are first come first serve. Some AT&T service, but we had to be outside of the camper. Tough to find a sunny spot for solar panels. But we managed. Most people have generators but they were very respectful about using them.
2 years ago
Enjoy Life
English (US)
We had the misfortune of staying when there was a plane crash in the swamp not far from our campground. We just glad that our grandkids had no idea what was going on. The main road into the campground was blocked off after the plane crash. It couldn't be helped. The bathrooms were super clean! All of our Neighbour were super friendly! Fishing and water wading was super fun with grandkids. We have no plans on staying at a water site again, the grandkids had trouble getting ready for the day. It is a must stay for young families!
2 years ago

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