Lost Falls Resort Campgrounds

I stayed two nights (Friday & Saturday) in a site with electric (30 & 50 amp) and water although i didn't use the water. The campground is a mix of RV sites that have shade but are not separated by foliage, cabins and a few seasonal sites as well. For the RV campers, you simply backed up to the tree line, but there is no foliage to separate the sites, so you're close together - pretty standard fare for a private campground. It was actually pretty quiet. The sites were very clean with a picnic table, fire ring and grass. The office has an attached bathroom/shower facility included in the price and they were clean and fully functional. Wood is available for purchase and they actually drop it off at your site. There is a basketball and volleyball court and a large, open sided pavilion where kids seemed to be doing crafts. There are primitive campsites down a narrow road through the trees along the river. The office rents canoes, kayaks and tubes and will transport you to to various drop off points up the Black River and you end your tour conveniently back at the campground.

I would say this is a base camp from which to explore the area, not a destination by itself. In addition to many people with kayaks and tubes, the area has UTV trails you can access - but not directly from the campground so there wasn't UTV noises at all as people trailered these to the trailheads. The area also has a Casino near Black River Falls and it's Amish country as well and you can see them driving their buggies down the road. A number of Amish farms sell food, crafts etc. There are wineries and breweries nearby.

So, all in all a pretty good place if you're not planning on hanging out at your camper all day, but exploring the many things the area has to offer.