Access Site
WI
North Sawyer Street (Huckleberry Harbor)
City: Shawano, WI
County: Shawano County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 44.78438289, -88.60751369
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Embarrass River near Embarrass, WI
4.7 mi away
Red River at Morgan Road near Morgan, WI
8.7 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Huckleberry Harbor** is a well-developed public access point located just northeast of downtown Shawano on the Shawano Lake Outlet/Wolf River. This 3.6-acre park features **four boat ramps**, making it an excellent choice for launching kayaks, canoes, and motorboats. The site includes piers, waterfront shoreline, and open green space, providing ample room for launching and parking.
**Amenities and Facilities:** The park offers seasonal restrooms and a rentable shelter for group gatherings. Free public WiFi is available throughout the grounds. From this access point, paddlers can explore the Wolf River downstream or head toward the scenic sandbars at Shawano Lake. The location's popularity reflects its status as Shawano's primary boat landing and a gateway to the broader Wolf River system.
**Note:** Daily passes may be required for access, and hours may be seasonal. Check with Shawano County or the city for current fees, operating hours, and any specific paddling conditions on the Wolf River before your visit.
**Amenities and Facilities:** The park offers seasonal restrooms and a rentable shelter for group gatherings. Free public WiFi is available throughout the grounds. From this access point, paddlers can explore the Wolf River downstream or head toward the scenic sandbars at Shawano Lake. The location's popularity reflects its status as Shawano's primary boat landing and a gateway to the broader Wolf River system.
**Note:** Daily passes may be required for access, and hours may be seasonal. Check with Shawano County or the city for current fees, operating hours, and any specific paddling conditions on the Wolf River before your visit.