For my first RV experience on May 3rd -5th I stayed at Richard Bong Recreational Area for the proximity to my home. Using the online reservation system I booked two nights at $30 each for 30 amp electrical service, plus a $7.75 convenience fee. Also, as a WI resident I purchased an annual admission sticker for $28. If you're from o... more

So the park is OK, mosquitoes are just out of control but I guess should have expected that being surrounded by nothing but stagnant water. The biggest gripe I have with this park is how expensive it is, talk about hidden fees! Non electric is 18 per night but after you add to the cart it changes to 23 a night (5 dollar surprise fee) s... more

Summary: This is a great state park that has something for all ages & activities. All state parks in Wisconsin require a pass to get in....as of 2016 $28 per year - resident. Living in the area - this has been our go to campground to test drive our camping digs from tent, pop-up, travel trailer, & now 5th wheel. I would challen... more

We stayed in site #234E which was a non-reservable site in the Sunrise CG area. Most of the sites in the 200's had huge backyards with lots of privacy. I was here in July and the only draw back were some pesky mosquitos, not intolerable but just a pain. Would love to camp here in the fall. Good birding location. I needed to be nea... more

We had to pay an additional $30 for a Wisconsin park entry pass. We stayed in the Sunrise Campground on the east side of the park, in the 200 loop. We were impressed by the size, spacing, and privacy of the sites here, which is the main driver for our good rating. Most sites have a thick stand of trees and shrubs between them for nearl... more