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| Franklin Lake
Campground |
| Number of sites: 77(Reserve
a site on-line) |
| Group sites: No |
| Picnic area: Yes |
| Boat access: Yes |
| Swim area: Yes |
| Hiking trail: Yes |
| Fee: $15/Night lakeshore family sites;
$15/night for other family sites |
| Open/Close: North side, 5/2 - 10/16; South
side, 5/25 - 9/7 |
 Follow the Heritage Drive
Scenic Byway to one of the most popular camping areas in the Nicolet
located on the shores of crystal-clear Franklin Lake. This 881-acre
lake provides excellent swimming, boating, and fishing. Historic
stone and log structures and campsites mixed with tall pines and
hemlocks are perched near the lake's edge--a beautiful setting
for this campground that is on the National Registers of Historic
Places. An interpretive center and naturalist programs are featured
throughout the summer. In addition, a one-mile interpretive trail
which passes Butternut Lake is available for every season. Numerous
other trails are nearby, including the Hidden Lakes Trail
connecting to Luna-White Deer Campground, as well as a
six-mile trail to Anvil Lake Campground.
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Site size information for tents, pickup
campers, pop-up tent trailers, and Recreational Vehicles
(RVs)
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| Franklin Lake
South |
| Back in 25: Sites
21, 31 |
| Back in 30: Sites
4, 16, 19 |
| Back in 40: Sites
1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8-15,17, 18, 22-30 |
| Pull through tent:
Sites 7, 20 |
| Franklin Lake
North |
| Back in 30: Site
76 |
| Back in 35: Sites
53, 55-63 |
| Back in 40: Sites
32-52, 54, 64-75, 77 |
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