Country Roads Motorhome & RV Park

Country Roads is a uniquely designed park laid out in concentric circles. At first glance, this seemed like a great idea, but you have to remember to take a different circle to park the tow vehicle than to park the RV. This was a bit of a hinderance because while we were there, they were doing construction on the third ring and we had no way to get to our truck’s parking spot except by cutting through one of the empty campsites.

Also not having a walkway to get from the outer ring to the inner ring, except through others campsites, was a bit inconvenient.

This campground is labeled as for the “older kids.” I had originally though it was literally for older kids, until I realized upon arrival it was for “older kids” i.e. adults. Kids are allowed, but anyone under the age of 18 has to be supervised at all times when outside their rig. When I asked about the policy, the manager stated that it was because of wanting a quiet place for adults and for kids that tend to disregard rules and cut across others campsites.

The owners were otherwise very nice and accommodating. They have a horseshoe pit in the center of the rings along with a tornado shelter and bathhouses.

We had full hookups and no problems with any of the utilities. The campground is conveniently located close to the Wisconsin Dells and just down the street from Walmart.

We got 133 down/10 up on Starlink. 4 bars on the Verizon phones and 5 bars with the cell antenna (73/31). AT&T was 5 bars with the cell antenna (25/21).

Clean, organized, friendly staff, great bathrooms with hot water for showering even after Labor Day (many stops on our route have had their hot water off for the season). Geared toward adults traveling without kids, no playground, yet lots of room to run around. Our dogs had plenty of space to explore and stretch their legs for the night. Very very clean 💜

Verizon speeds varied quite a bit but generally were >25Mbps download and 5 Mbps upload. T-Mobile had a strong signal but I forgot to do a speed test. AT&T was 70/4. Verizon and T-Mobile were with a roof mounted Pepwave antenna and AT&T via phone. Both Verizon and T-Mobile had a lot of interference issues with frequent dropouts and lag spikes, so I had to use Starlink.

This is a semi over 55 campground. It's not a restriction, but that's clearly who it's marketed towards.

The access road is in good shape and our pull thru site was level with partial shade. The sewer hookup was slightly uphill which is never ideal. No issues with electrical wiring/voltage. Site spacing is good for a commercial park.

There are 3 laundry machines and you have to buy tokens in the office for them. There's a small camp store and various outdoor games available.

Great for us "seasoned citizens" (as the sign infers). Nice owners, great laundry, restrooms & showers; well developed large sites, gravel & grass, pine trees. Well prepared with emergency generator, tornado shelter and plenty of local information. Perfect location for shopping (Walmart/Home Depot etc), and of course the Dells. Baraboo is not too far, home of Ringling Bros Museum. Easy access to I-90/94 and highways. Next time we'll plan to stay longer.

This park is wonderful! Centrally located so you’re minutes from everything in the Dells, but not in the heart of all the commotion so it’s nice and quiet. The sites are clean, easy to level, and most are pull through. Most also have full hook-ups - good water, steady electrical, and clean pipe for dumping. The staff was friendly and helpful! Only thing was free WiFi was spotty and couldn’t support streaming a movie. Our cell service was spotty too (USCellular). We had a lovely stay and can’t wait to go back next year!