Fox Hill RV Park & Campground

Overall: Happy with our stay and would stay again. Big sites. Small swimming pool and swimming hole (pond) to cool off. A bit overpriced for a semi-typical campground in an average area. But, pricing is always subjective. Section E is 100% in the sun (where our site was located). So, you might want to consider that if you book in section E (the newest section of the park).

I forgot to take photos here to share.

Friendliness: Much of the staff was generally nice.
Store: Had more than the typical park office store. So, some drinks and grilling items, kids toys and pool stuff. Also had tees, stickers, hats, etc.
Site: Everything worked, as it should. Generally level. Decently sized spots and living areas with nice grass and a picnic table area. Definitely did not feel on top of our neighbors, like in some campgrounds. Also, it seems that Section E was quieter than the other sections, which fit our vibe for the week.
Location: Nice location out of the busier area, but close enough to grab what you need. Not too much in the area of interest to us. But, again, generally nice.
Wifi: It worked enough for some work time. But, video calls were very glitchy and trouble downloading large files for projects.

We stayed here Thursday - Tuesday, the weekend before Memorial Day. Camp was quiet on the weekdays, but pretty busy on the weekend. I expect that Memorial Day Weekend will be very busy.

The campground is lovely, especially the B (shaded) section. Very well maintained grounds. Good service. We ordered some packages from Amazon and when they arrived the staff delivered them to our door.

WiFi was acceptable, except for Saturday night after dark with the area around us pretty full. I'm guessing a lot of people were streaming movies and taxing the bandwidth. The rest of the time it was just fine for everythig we needed, including a video Zoom meeting.

The only downside was the showers. They are small, and have 15-20 second timers on the water flow. Temperature was okay (warm enough, but not really hot) and couldn't be changed. If you're on the road full-time (or for an extended trip) and looking for a long, hot shower, this is not the place.

We came from Florida & met our friends who live in WI at the campground. We got sites next to each other. Not much Privacy yet a nice campground. They deliver wood to your site after purchasing from the office. We had full hook up which is nice. We are a Passport America member so we got half off the price which was great we didn't pay the regular rate of $55.00 per night.
Devils lake is near by it's a great place to hike. There were Big Blue Herons nesting in the tops of the trees in one area, you should hear them feed the babies.
We did go to the Crane Sanctuary which was nice, did some antiquing near by.
Downtown Baraboo is cute and a great Cafe called the Little Village Cafe. Great food & good wine. The best chocolate dessert you will ever eat made by the owners Jim & Christine Dickey.

Lots to do here especially for families. Nestled among beautiful trees there are gravel sites that are mostly level. Grass between sites with fire pits and tables. Pool, real nice camp store, playground, giant chess and checkers in grass, pedal cars to rent. Staff very nice and helpful. Lots of stores nearby plus a casino down the street. There is a circus museum and a real life circus in town. Wifi ok but for one day it was hit and miss.

We stayed here while visiting water parks in Wisconsin Dells so we did not spend much time at the RV park. It was very quiet there during the week, but filled in on the weekend. The lady at check-in was one of the friendliest I have ever encountered. We had a nice back-in site with some trees behind us which we like better than pull-throughs in the wide open. Verizon 4G was pretty weak but our booster helped.