Amnicon Falls State Park RV & Campground Guide
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Amnicon Falls State Park sits upon the Douglas Fault with the 46-mile Amnicon River cutting through both sides. This formation has created four amazing waterfalls and rolling rapids enjoyed by nature lovers and photography enthusiasts. The park sits on 825 acres of forested land and is located near the northernmost point of Wisconsin. Amnicon Falls State Park features several hiking trails, a covered footbridge and stunning views of nature in all seasons. Nearby Cities: • Amnicon Falls, WI • Poplar, WI • Ashland, WI • Superior, WI
Spring 34-56 F
Summer 66-74 F
Fall 38-65 F
Winter 20-25 F
RV Resorts & Campsites in Amnicon Falls State Park
Amnicon Falls State Park Campground • Water hookup: No • Electrical hookup: No • Sewer hookup: No • Wi-Fi: No • Pet-friendly: Yes • Max RV length: 50 feet • Other amenities: Vault toilets, water spigots, playground, picnic tables, fire rings
Amnicon Falls State Park Campground
Amnicon Falls State Park Campground offers 36 rustic RV campsites. The campground is considered a bare-bones camping area. Rigs of 55 feet can access the campsites, and the sites are well-spaced. Most of the campsites are shaded by the overhanging canopy. Firewood is sold at the office between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
Water Hookup: No
Electric Hookup: No
Sewer Hookup: No
Wi-Fi Available: No
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Vault toilets, fire rings, picnic tables
Fee: $16 to $23 per night
Northland Camping and RV Park
Northland Camping and RV Park near Superior, WI, offers 72 RV campsites, each with pull-through capability. The sites are tightly packed, which may be an issue if you are looking to deploy slide-outs on both sides of your RV. There is a heated pool and a hot tub for those visitors who wish to relax in the evening. A small playground is available for kids to work out their excess energy.
Water Hookup: Yes
Electric Hookup: 30/50 amp
Sewer Hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi Available: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Restrooms with flush toilets, warm showers, fire rings, picnic tables, dump station, laundry facility
Fee: $30 per night
Nemadji Campground
Nemadji Campground provides 47 RV spaces, and all are back-ins. While the campground has some good views of the Nemadji River, these campsites are short and tight. A 45-foot RV will have trouble here, and it is unlikely that your slide-outs will fully extend. The campground is located inside Superior, WI, city limits, allowing visitors easy access to the town and its facilities.
Water Hookup: Yes
Electric Hookup: 30/50
Sewer Hookup: No
Wi-Fi Available: No
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Restrooms with flush toilets, warm showers, fire rings, picnic tables, dump station
Fee: $14 per night
What to Do at
Amnicon Falls State Park
Aside from viewing its beautiful waterfalls and rapids, Amnicon Falls State Park is the perfect place for fishing, hiking, biking and more. Utilize the trails in the winter months for snowshoe adventures, and enjoy hunting during open season in the park. Pack a picnic for your family, and set it up on one of the many picnic tables. If you'd like to bring food to cook on-site, there are also charcoal grills near several of the picnic areas. Don't forget the selfie stand located downstream from the covered bridge, and grab a fun shot of yourself or your group enjoying the beauty of nature.
Inside Amnicon Falls State Park
Since Amnicon Falls State Park is open year round, the park offers an extensive range of activities. In the spring, when the angling season opens, many visitors come to the park to test their luck in the cold, freshwater stream. During the summer, the 1.8 miles of hiking and biking trails are filled with children and parents seeking the waterfalls' secrets. In the fall, hunting and trapping seasons open, and many hikers are seen with their equipment as they seek an elusive deer or to trap an animal. During the white winter season, the hiking trails mutate into snowshoe adventures that connect with other snowshoe trails beyond the park's borders.
Fishing
Fishing in the Amnicon River is a top activity at Amnicon Falls State Park with anglers catching a variety of species including trout and salmon.
Geocaching
The Wisconsin Geocaching Association's State Park series has a hidden geocache along the Thimbleberry Nature Trail.
Nature Watching
There are dozens of species of animals and birds throughout the park. Grab a pair of binoculars from the park office, where they are available to borrow for wildlife viewing.
Stargazing
Although most parts of the park are in wooded areas, there are open spaces where the night sky above Amnicon Falls State Park provides mesmerizing views of stars and the moon.
Flora and Fauna
Trekking through the park, you'll find signs of wildlife everywhere. You're likely to spot raccoons, foxes, coyotes and dozens of different species of birds as you explore the forest area and green space. You may also spot a beaver or mink when strolling near the river.
Hiking
The park has a total of 1.8 miles of hiking trails of varying lengths on either side of the river. Thimbleberry Nature Trail is 0.8 miles in length and features booklets along the numbered posts to learn more about the area. There are also several smaller trails offering stunning views of the river and waterfalls.
Swimming
Swimming and wading in the Amnicon River are allowed, though park rangers urge caution due to fluctuating water conditions. Diving or jumping from the rock walls into the river is prohibited for safety.
Biking
Biking is permitted on the trails and roadways in the park. You can ride through the campground or near the river and make your way down to the covered bridge.
How to Get to
Amnicon Falls State Park
Amnicon Falls State Park is located just minutes off Highway 53. Take the exit for Highway 2, heading east until you reach Highway U. Take U less than half a mile until you find Park Road. Park Road will lead you into the park.
Entering Amnicon Falls State Park
Parking is available in several areas throughout the park, including in the campground, by the entrance, and near picnic spots and trails. There is no specific fee to enter Amnicon Falls State Park, but you must have a Wisconsin State Park vehicle sticker in order to park. You may buy an annual pass for $13 to $38 depending on senior citizen status or residency. You may also buy a daily admission vehicle sticker for $3 to $15. These stickers may be purchased online, at a state park or through a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources service center.
Frequently Asked Questions About Amnicon Falls State Park
There are plenty of activities to enjoy year-round at Amnicon Falls State Park. Consider visiting during late spring, summer or early fall for more comfortable temperatures. Winter can be a great time to visit as well if you enjoy hunting or snowshoeing, but beware of the frigid temperatures.
You may catch glimpses of deer, coyotes, foxes, raccoons, porcupines, ruffed grouse and plenty of other small animals throughout the park. In the river, you'll find beavers, minks and otters. Birds are also abundant.
There are a total of 36 campsites in the campground area that can accommodate an RV.
Yes. Camping sites must be reserved before setting up your equipment on the site. This can be done online on the day of your stay or up to 11 months in advance of your trip. Reservations can be made either online or by telephone.
Pets are welcome in the park and on the trails as long as they are on a leash and supervised at all times. Be sure to follow any signage indicating any areas off limits to pets, and always make sure to clean up after them.
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