Riverside Park — Attraction in Princeton

June 2021 Review: The last time I was here was 30 years ago. Appears this park has changed a lot since I've been there last and want to stop by soon to check it out. Not sure how much of the river they have changed but I highly recommend you take caution when swimming in any river. Out behind the rocks back in the day we had a dangerous moment where 3 inexperience young swimmers got sucked in currents and 2 experience swimmers rescued them. I was one of the experienced swimmers who had to push one off of me so I could breath then stand against the sand and pull the other one up. Never felt the current or potholes. Heavy life saving...

Nice shaded park for hot days. Small swim beach. We launched our Kayaks from Riverside Park. It took 6.5 hours to make it to the next extraction point at cty 7. There is a campsite on this stretch, but it isn't well used so the grass is high. A fire ring and picnic table still make this a serviceable site, but there isn't much of a landing spot, you'll need to haul all your gear up to the site. It will still take just as long, but we've since heard that the DNR has cleared the log jams up river, so plan on extracting at Riverside, not launching. It will save you some log...

Very cute park and RV campground. We got a last minute reservation and we're easily able to book online late on a Friday evening, when we pulled into the campground. It does have an early checkout time that you'll want to be aware of and the checkout and check in times are different. There was no sewer hook-up and I don't believe they even had a dump station if I am correct, which you will need to factor in for your RV stay. However they have very nice and accessible bathroom/showers right by the campsites so it's not an issue to simply use them instead of using...