Big Foot Beach State Park

We visited Big Foot Beach State Park Campground in early June 2022. The weather was chilly and rainy throughout our stay. The campground itself is inside Wisconsin's Big Foot Beach State Park and thus requires a separate entry fee not included in the above price. We booked online for Site 70 which was $33 and then a $7.95 reservation fee. The campsite, online regis, and entry fee came to $51 for our one-night stay.

Our site did come with electric hook up (110v, 30amp, and 50amp). There was several water hook ups in the park and campground and a dump station on the way out. This campground also had a modern bathroom and shower house as well as pit toilets further down. Our site had a fair amount of tree cover (which we wanted) and offered obstructed site lines to our neighbors.

The campground offers both electric and non-electric sites around its one giant loop. Site 70 is near the top of the loop and close to the Lake Geneva neighborhoods. There was slight car noises but a nice walking path connecting the campground to South Street. Our site was relatively level on the gravel pad. Several other sites were more uneven and others looked overgrown. We chatted with our friendly camp host who also sold firewood ($7 a bundle).

Overall, it was a good place to escape the city but I can't say it was the best maintained campground nor the most affordable for the price. It has the hooks up and utilities for a fun night but isn't a destination campground itself.

It is a nice campground but it’s way too small and expensive for what they offer. I have paid this price for a private campground with better facilities
First, we paid just for one night 40.75 plus 11$ to enter the campground. In general the entrance fee is included. It doesn’t make sense
Our space had a nice space area but it was difficult to park because of the surrounding trees and we only have a Class C, 27 feet
Luckily the site in front of us was empty so it wasn’t that hard.
But we ONLY had electricity, no water, no sewage for that price?
Also the internal street was full of branches that touched the RV on the side and the roof

Though it’s pretty close to the beach and I’m not sure if there are other options in the area

Stayed in site 39 for the weekend. This site was large and fairly level. Site was also was very shaded, which was nice in the summer heat.
Electric only, but electricity was consistent. Dump station had a hose for black tank flush.
Campground is very close to the lake.
Only complaint is our site had a lot of broken glass, cigarette butts and other debris. Had to do a lot of tidying before our dogs could walk around outside.

My wife, son , and I went on our first camping adventure. This camp ground is incredible. The shower has had separate rooms for each shower. There was one room for a family shower which we took advantage of. The only downside is the park is first come first serve. There was plenty of spots but I’m sure during the busy season it fills up. I wish I had more pictures of the park but we spent most of our time visiting the lake shore and the shops. We felt completely safe and each site had a fire pit and picnic table. Not every site had electric but plenty did.