Chequamegon Nicolet National Forest
Park Information
The Chequamegon Nicolet National Forests are located in Wisconsin’s Northwoods. The name Chequamegon derives from the Chippewa Indian language and means “place of shallow water.”
The reference is to Chequamegon Bay, extending from Ashland into Lake Superior.
Explore Chequamegon’s 845,000 acres any season of the year and discover its many lakes, rivers, and streams; pine, spruce, maple, aspen, and balsam forests; and extensive jack pine plantations.
Agency Name:
USDA Forest Service
Directions
Spread over a wide portion of northern Wisconsin, access is varied. Our locator map can help get you oriented.
Geographic Location
Contact Info
1170 4th Avenue South
Park Falls, WI
54552
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Near By Campgrounds
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- Black Lake (WI)
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- Chippewa (WI)
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- Day Lake (WI)
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- Eastwood (WI)
- Franklin Lake (WI)
- Hayward KOA
- Lake Three (WI)
- Lake Wissota Sp
- Lost Lake Cabins (WI)
- Mineral Lake (WI)
- Moose Lake (WI)
- Morgan Lake Group Camp Site (WI)
- Namekagon (WI)
- Newman Lake Shelter (WI)
- Northern Highland American Legion State Forest Clear Lake Area
- Northern Highland American Legion State Forest Crystal Lake Area
- Pattison State Park
- Picnic Point (WI)
- Rib Mountain State Park
- Sailor Lake (WI)
- Sailor Lake Pavilion (WI)
- Smith Rapids (WI)
- Smith Rapids Pavilion (WI)
- Spearhead Point (WI)
- Spearhead Point Shelter (WI)
- Turtle Flambeau (WI)
- Twin Lakes (WI)
- Two Lakes (WI)
