Beautiful woods, with variety of campsites. Inadequate restrooms, as it is a shared facility brtween loops 165-228 and 229-273. 3 stalls, 3 showers, not very clean due to heavy use. TP is also very low this morning. Sites are well laid out for as... Read more

Beautiful wooded park with creek, sites are large and mostly level, water and electric, fire ring, picnic table, and lantern hook. Add $5 for park entry fee. Several playgrounds, a pool, and a nature center. Host site is #5. We will come back to... Read more

This is a lovely county park with water and electric hookups, lots of trees and shade, about 5 degrees cooler than cities to east. Water is located between sites a considerable distance away but one 50’ hose is provided. You’ll need to hook your... Read more

Beautiful mature oaks shade nearly all the campsites, clean shower and toilet facilities. 1mile hiking trail, wildlife blind, and a good sized lake. Couldn’t get in Memorial Day weekend and wouldn’t have wanted to, the place was packed and very... Read more

A convenient place with open sites on Memorial Day weekend, close to Winnebago factory and Lichtsinn RV. We are here to service our RV, really nothing else to recommend this park. Next to a stream with a small dam, no swimming or wading. Cool... Read more

A little expensive because each vehicle has to pay daily use of $6, electric $21, non-electric $17. 37E and 18E are both level and right next to the creek that winds through the campground. Playground across from 37e. Gorgeous hiking trails with... Read more

Very pleasant campground, unusually busy for the wet cold weather. Hot showers, flush toilets, electric, and water for only $22. Full hook up sites were closed except for the camp host, as the grassy area around them was flooded. Gravel pads,... Read more

Very nice campground, good separation between sites, wooded without much opportunity for solar. We stayed because it was the only campground we could find open for miles due to late May snowstorm. Lots of hiking trails to choose from. Camp host... Read more

We were having trouble finding potable water due to late cold snap. Water is on, despite night-time freezing temps. Convenient, easy to access, and free.

We stayed on an asphalt pad, nearly level, next to the tents only campground of Trail Creek. First turnout appears to be a group campsite, park up on the road and walk down to a large shelter, pit toilet, and 4 gravel pads with fire rings,... Read more