Brule River/Bois Brule

James Herther

Nice campsites big and open with lots of tree cover. Great for tenting or small campers

Jennifer Hook

This is at the top of my list of favorites for Wisconsin State Park/Forest Campgrounds! Outdoor activities galore! And only 1.7 miles from town, a supply run can easily be made on foot or by bicycle.

Elizabeth Swager

To the state Forest employee who pretty much had to walk me to the trail I apologize I couldn’t find it for the life of me. (stony Hill nature Trail ) I don’t know why! I am traveling out west from Indiana and I must’ve been low on my sugar that day or something because I could not find the trailhead of this cute little 1.6 mile trail that google said would be fun!

Nick Pio

The stained water flowing into the blue lake is a sight to behold, and the sand bar dividing the two is a unique walk up to the small delta of the river. Wild and scenic land, will be back someday

David S

Brule River State Forest is a beautiful place to visit. My trip coincided with the end of the Hex hatch on the Brule river. Fishing in the dark, in a new place can be a bit tricky, even with a headlamp. Caught more tree branches than fish. Landing nothing bigger than a 13" brown. Spent a few more days hiking, wading and fishing the Brule. Lots of little fish...scenery was awesome, scouted a few good steelhead spots for a later return and what few decent fish I got to show themselves was enough to keep me searching. Stayed at Copper Range campground which was nice but close quarters and had a canoe access down a path. Also stayed at the Brule river motel...nice place with very nice people. Kro bar was a short walk down the street. I will be back for some steelhead.