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Boise Brule in Brule, WI is a rustic and simple campground located along the forest road. This campground offers various sites, some of which are nicely wooded, ensuring privacy. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table, fire pit, and bench. The nearby river provides easy access with canoe racks and is well utilized by campers. Additionally, nearby is a fish hatchery for those who love fishing. For those looking for a break from cooking over a fire, Angie’s Bakery is just down the road. The campground offers well-maintained pit toilets, and overall it was clean and quiet. Be aware that the campground is not frequently monitored, and some campers may occupy sites without reservation notes on the site poles.
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Brule River State Forest Campgrounds offer two family campsites with access to canoe landings on the Bois Brule River. The Bois Brule campground has 22 units with 17 pull-in sites and five walk-in sites. The Copper Range campground has 17 units and is located near favorite fishing holes and canoe routes. Both campgrounds have a hand pump and vault toilets centrally located. There is one designated wheelchair-accessible site at each of the family campgrounds. Each campsite has enough room for at least one family camping tent. Recreational vehicles and pull-behind campers are allowed on any campsite within the state forest. Backpacking is allowed, and the most suitable trail for backcountry camping is the North Country Trail. Firewood is not available at campgrounds.
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(608) 266-2621
Diane.SchmidtGobin@Wisconsin.gov
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GenieSummary
Boise Brule in Brule, WI is a rustic and simple campground located along the forest road. This campground offers various sites, some of which are nicely wooded, ensuring privacy. Each site comes equipped with a picnic table, fire pit, and bench. The nearby river provides easy access with canoe racks and is well utilized by campers. Additionally, nearby is a fish hatchery for those who love fishing. For those looking for a break from cooking over a fire, Angie’s Bakery is just down the road. The campground offers well-maintained pit toilets, and overall it was clean and quiet. Be aware that the campground is not frequently monitored, and some campers may occupy sites without reservation notes on the site poles.
From The Campground
Brule River State Forest Campgrounds offer two family campsites with access to canoe landings on the Bois Brule River. The Bois Brule campground has 22 units with 17 pull-in sites and five walk-in sites. The Copper Range campground has 17 units and is located near favorite fishing holes and canoe routes. Both campgrounds have a hand pump and vault toilets centrally located. There is one designated wheelchair-accessible site at each of the family campgrounds. Each campsite has enough room for at least one family camping tent. Recreational vehicles and pull-behind campers are allowed on any campsite within the state forest. Backpacking is allowed, and the most suitable trail for backcountry camping is the North Country Trail. Firewood is not available at campgrounds.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
Children
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(608) 266-2621
Diane.SchmidtGobin@Wisconsin.gov
Quick Stats
5
Sites
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Site Price
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Max RV Size
1014ft.
Elevation
135103
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