Luna White Deer Campground

About

Luna White Deer Campground provides an immersive north woods experience in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, situated between two clear, non-motorized lakes. Half of the 37 campsites front directly on Luna Lake or White Deer Lake, offering prime spots to hear loons calling at night and observe resident bald eagles nesting in the towering pines along the shoreline. The campground sits in a dense mixed-species forest at 1,735 feet elevation. Recreation centers on the lakes, which are restricted to paddle craft and offer swimming at a sandy beach. White Deer Lake holds rainbow trout in addition to the largemouth bass, rock bass, perch, and bluegill found in both lakes. A 4-mile trail loops around both lakes and connects to over 30 miles of additional hiking, including the Anvil National Recreation Trail. Facilities include vault toilets and potable drinking water. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring with grill. Sites accommodate varying vehicle lengths from 25 to 40 feet depending on the specific site. There are no hookups, showers, or dump station. The campground operates on a mix of first-come, first-served and reservable sites through Recreation.gov.

Directions

From Eagle River, travel 13.4 miles east on STH 70 to FR 2176 (Divide Road). Turn right (south) and continue 5.6 miles to FR 2188. Turn right and travel 0.7 miles to the campground.