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Your Wisconsin River Adventure is waiting! Experience the best sand bar canoe kayak camping trips in the Midwest with WRO on our secluded stretch of the river.Our river trips aren’t for EVERYONE (this ain’t the Ritz Carlton, it’s a wilderness experience), see if you’ve got the right mindset for an incredible outdoor experience!
Wisconsin’s pristine lakes, winding rivers, and lush forests make it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Among the myriad of activities, canoe camping stands out as a quintessential Wisconsin adventure, offering an unparalleled way to immerse yourself in the state’s n

Wisconsin's namesake river, the Wisconsin River, carves a path through the state's heartland, offering canoe campers a mesmerizing journey through verdant forests, towering sandstone cliffs, and thriving wildlife habitats. From the serene Lower Wisconsin Riverway to the sprawling sandbars beneath starlit skies, each bend of this majestic river promises awe-inspiring vistas and unforgettable camping experiences. For canoe campers, Wisconsin's waterways offer an unparalleled blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Whether navigating the iconic Wisconsin River, exploring the wonders of L

Camp on the sand bars in the center of the river along the way. No permits are needed. Glass, styrofoam and fireworks are strictly prohibited and there is a hefty fine for those who don’t adhere to the policy courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Please practice “Leave No Trace” ethics on the river.You will not find better primitive camping within the Midwest! PERIOD! You’ll be too spoiled to ever consider car camping again.

For canoe campers, Wisconsin’s waterways offer an unmatched blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Whether navigating the iconic Wisconsi

Enjoy half a day trip by Canoe or Kayak on the Wisconsin River full of adventure and excitement over 8 miles from Blue River Boat Landing to Boscobel. Book your reservation now.But, you could spend all day out there lounging, swimming, fishing from a sand bar. Take a test run on the Wisconsin River – we think you’ll be back for an overnight trip before you know it!
for canoe enthusiasts, Wisconsin's waterways offer a dreamy escape into nature's embrace. Whether paddling the iconic Wisconsin River, marveling at the geological wonders of Lake Superior, or immersing in the tranquility of Door C

An Ice Age-Old Tale. At 435 miles, the mighty Wisconsin River flows from edge to edge in the state. A tributary of the Mississippi, the Wisconsin flows out of the Lac Vieux Desert, a spring-fed lake in the north near the boarder with the UP. The river you see today was formed in several stages due to glaciation during the last ice age; the upper river was formed from glacial meltwater runoffs, which slowly carved out the river as the glaciers retreated northward. Retreating glaciers also left in their wake what was known as Glacial Lake Wisconsin: a prehistoric body of water held in place by

Rent one of our high quality canoes for half a day or up to 7 days paddling a section of the Lower Wisconsin River. With the river current rolling along at roughly 3 mph, it will take approximately 30 hours to paddle the entire 92 miles of the Lower Wisconsin River, should that be your goal.Rent one of our high-quality canoes or kayaks for half a day to up to 7 days of paddling a section of the Lower Wisconsin River. Book your canoes and kayaks now.
Camp on the sand bars in the center of the river along the way. No permits are needed. Glass, styrofoam and fireworks are strictly prohibited an