June 30, 2021
Ready to one-up that summer camp experience you had as a kid? Great, we have loads of suggestions for camping sites in Wisconsin.
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So where are you in your camping evolution? Are you a newbie and want to keep it simple with a tent under the stars? Or have you graduated to RV camping with all the bells and whistles? No wrong answers here. We have lots of choices for camping resorts in Wisconsin to share with you.
- Best RV camping: Al’s Fox Hill RV Park & Campground is just a few minutes away from Wisconsin Dells and it’s a beauty, with a heated pool, hiking trails, and disc golf. Ho-Chunk Gaming in Wisconsin Dells has an RV park with 49 sites and you’re just steps from the casino. RV, pop-up, or tent, all are welcome at Arrowhead RV Resort, in business for going on 50 years.
- Dells camping resort for kids who love to splash around: The rainbow-bright splash pad, kiddie pool and playgrounds make Sherwood Forest Camping & RV Park an oasis for families with little ones. There’s also Yogi Bear Camp-Resort & Water Playground with its very own waterpark-style playground and loads of activities for the kids. At KOA – Wisconsin Dells, kids and their grown-ups love the heated pool with splashpad feature.
- Camping resorts in Wisconsin with the best views of the Wisconsin River: Pitch a tent right on the shore of the Wisconsin River at Holiday Shores Camp-Resort. There’s also River Bay Premier Camping Resort, another scenic choice.
- Hidden gem: That would be Bass Lake Campground, just six miles from Wisconsin Dells, with fishing and swimming in Bass Lake and Bluegill Pond. Another spot off the beaten path is Red Oak Campground, with secluded sites perfect for family gatherings.
- Camping in Wisconsin that’s close to the action: Park yourself in the heart of Wisconsin Dells with stays at Bonanza Camping Resort or Mt. Olympus Camp Resort.
- Camping sites in Wisconsin that are best for nostalgia: The event schedule at Dell Pines Campground is all about celebrating family togetherness. At Yukon Trails Camping in Lyndon Station, there’s a Friday night fish fry and a Saturday hayride.
- Camp cabins for the glampers: The log cabins and yurts at Baraboo Hills Campground will make you feel a million miles away from the hustle and bustle without giving up on the niceties of life.
- Just for grown-ups: Edge-O-Dells is for those 21 and older, with an on-site restaurant and live music all summer long.
- For something different - treehouse camping: Stay in treehouse-style lodging that overlooks the only natural waterpark lagoon in Wisconsin Dells when you reserve a spot at Natura Treescape Resort.
- For the name alone – Shangri-La Campground: RVers and tent campers, make a point to say they’ve discovered Shangri-La. There’s a swim pond with sand beach, mini golf, movies, shuffleboard, bocce ball, campfires, and hiking trails, and that’s only a partial list of amenities.