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Introduction / Overview
Welcome home to the Northwoods! Maple Bear Campground LLC in Tomahawk, Wisconsin, is more than just a place to pitch a tent or park your RV—it’s a true, classic Wisconsin getaway built on adventure, great food, and genuine local hospitality. Nestled among 40 acres of beautiful, shady wooded land, Maple Bear offers a genuine taste of the region's wilderness, all while providing the key amenities that make a long weekend or a seasonal stay comfortable and fun.
Unlike some remote campgrounds, Maple Bear strikes the perfect balance: you are in the woods, enjoying the peace and quiet that Wisconsin is famous for, yet you are always close to the action. It serves as a central hub for trail riders, being located directly on the local ATV/UTV and snowmobile trail systems. The warm welcome from the kind and accommodating owners sets the friendly, laid-back tone that keeps campers coming back season after season.
Whether you are pulling in your 50-amp RV, setting up a tent for a rustic retreat, or looking to make a seasonal home base in the Northwoods, Maple Bear Campground provides a comfortable, family-friendly atmosphere where every visitor is treated like a friend. It’s the perfect spot to create those lasting Wisconsin camping memories, from the glow of the campfire to the camaraderie at the bar.
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Location and Accessibility
Maple Bear Campground LLC is conveniently located just east of the charming town of Tomahawk, placing it perfectly in the heart of Lincoln County's recreational landscape. This region is a gateway to the vast trail systems and beautiful forests of the Northwoods, making the campground an ideal home base for exploration.
Primary Location: N 9350, Co Rd H, Tomahawk, WI 54487, USA.
Its location on County Road H is strategic for adventurers:
The setting is deeply wooded, providing that desired peace and shade, while the excellent road and trail connections ensure you can get anywhere you need to go in the area.
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Services Offered
Maple Bear Campground is designed to offer a full-service camping experience that blends rustic Northwoods charm with essential modern conveniences.
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Features / Highlights
The unique highlights of Maple Bear Campground cater specifically to the active Wisconsin camper who loves a blend of nature, community, and adventure.
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Contact Information
For local residents planning a last-minute weekend escape, an ATV adventure, or inquiring about a seasonal site, the Maple Bear team is easy to reach.
Address: N 9350, Co Rd H, Tomahawk, WI 54487, USA
Phone (Primary): (715) 453-5103
Phone (Mobile): +1 715-453-5103
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What is Worth Choosing
If you are a Wisconsin resident who owns an ATV, UTV, or snowmobile—or you simply want a family-friendly campground that understands the Northwoods lifestyle—Maple Bear Campground LLC is the smart choice. It is worth choosing for the unmatched blend of recreational access and essential comforts.
The ability to park your rig in a shaded, well-appointed site, immediately hop on your off-road vehicle to explore hundreds of miles of scenic trails, and then return to an on-site bar and grill for a delicious meal and a cold beer is an experience that few other campgrounds in the region can match. This convenience is a game-changer for active campers. For families, the heated pool, playground, and quiet wooded setting offer a perfect, relaxing balance to the fast-paced trail riding.
In a state known for its friendly taverns and beautiful forests, Maple Bear Campground delivers on both fronts, making it an authentic, unforgettable slice of Up North Wisconsin.
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Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
Wheelchair accessible seating
RV electric hookup
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites
Debit cards
Credit cards
Good for kids
Free parking lot
Free street parking
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Lovely little campground with a bar and grill that caters to atvers! Only stayed one night, but my sight was pretty and on the water, W/E and more than sufficient. The food was tasty (cheese curds-the yellow ones, and the prime rib dip were tasty). The bar was great company and I should’ve left there long before I did, but everyone was just so nice! The owners are extremely kind and welcoming. I can’t speak to the facilities, as I was only there one night, but the showers are quarter showers 🚿 which I’d say was the only downfall I noted. Just starting to get fall colors too!
My Wife and I absolutely enjoyed our stay here. Your in the woods but close to shopping for needs and it really is quite. We went to the Bar and grill and the food was delicious and the Beer cold, everyone was friendly but no one will bug you and I liked that. The Owners are great and they have a wonderful place to be proud of. Ty
A very nice, woodsy campground with a bar and grill. Our site was very spacious, tree covered, and surprisingly quiet on a busy holiday weekend. Very near to several lakes where we were able to kayak.
Nice campground,can't say enough about the owners and the other campers. We came on a Sunday afternoon on probably the hottest day of the year. There was a problem with our original site. We were going to make due, but our neighbors called the owners, and they came and offered us another site that fit our needs. Super nice people,working really hard to make this campground better. We will stay here again.
Disappointed and Sleepless: Know What You're Booking I’ve sat on this review for a while, hoping my reaction wasn’t just impulsive frustration. But after giving it some time and reflection, it’s clear: our experience here was genuinely terrible—and that’s a shame, because the owners seem like genuinely kind people. Unfortunately, their good nature has created an environment that feels more like it's taken advantage of than managed. The site is advertised as a campground, but it operates more like an outdoor bar scene with tent sites on the side. There are posted "quiet hours," but in our experience, those were anything but quiet. In fact, things only got rowdier as the night wore on. Music from the bar blasted until 2 a.m., and the crowd just kept growing—mostly UTV owners driving up and down the roads and through the campgrounds like it was a racetrack. Eventually, the crowd dispersed—but not quietly. And not respectfully. In our case, people actually drove through our tent site. Not just once, but multiple times. It was shocking and incredibly frustrating. The owners, who also run the bar, aren’t naive to what’s going on. They’re present. They’re working. So it’s not a matter of being unaware—just seemingly unwilling to put structure or boundaries in place. To be clear, the grounds themselves are beautiful and full of potential. The food at the bar was good. I have no issue with there being a bar on-site. But you can’t market a place as a campground if campers can’t reasonably expect sleep, safety, or basic respect for the space they’ve paid for. If it’s going to be a party spot, then call it that. Don’t charge premium camping rates for what amounts to sleeping next to a tailgate rally. This place needs to make a decision: are you a campground, or are you a bar with parking spots for tents? Because right now, it’s trying to be both—and doing neither well.