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The good: Quiet location on the Milwaukee River. The river is actually across the street from the campsites. The sites are spacious and pretty easy to back into. We did have to unhitch and angle park the truck, but that wasn't a big deal. There are a bunch of tent sites too. The bad: No dump station, no shower house (that we could find) and very rustic bathrooms. Recommendations: If you have a larger rig choose sites 7, 8 or 9. Note that site 9 is right next to the bathroom and a water access point. We did not use the water hookup at our site because it looked rather rusty. We did plug in to the 50A service.

Quiet ghost town with large pull-through sites! When an event isn't happening this place is empty! Full hookups and plenty of breathing room. There are a lot of weeds and such because the sites aren't used frequently, but no different than some county and state campgrounds. We would definitely come back! We couldn't find firewook onsite, so we bought from a house down the road. It was $5 for a HUGE bundle!

Nice spots, with a good size for «yard». You can add a hot tub to your reservation that they bring to your spot. Worth every penny. Not much shade as trees are still young and growing. More gnats and misquotes then I’m used to in RV parks, but we noticed the city was spraying at night so it could be a coincidence.

Came in thinking we’d see the sights and zip out the next morning. Wound up staying one more night because there’s lots to do, and the night sky is worth staying up for. It’s $15 as of this writing and compared to other National Monument campgrounds it’s decent for convince of location, fresh water and CLEAN flushing toilets. It is not what I would consider “big rig friendly”, though there are a handful of 60-100 foot long pull-throughs, they can be tight to access and the loop is also narrow. We have a 33 foot fifth wheel with slides on both sides, which often poses a challenge at national park campgrounds. It worked out but i needed a ground guide to drive out. I would recommend sights I’ve highlighted in blue on the sight map.