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The best camping in Wisconsin.
No better place to camp and chill than the land of lakes and ice cream.
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If there's one thing you can't avoid on a camping trip to Wisconsin, it's the water. The Badger State is ringed on two sides by the massive Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. Minnesota styles itself as the "Land of 10,000 Lakes," but Wisconsin has them beat with over 15,000.
Even when you head far inland, you'll find plenty of rivers and smaller lakes, most with Read more...
If there's one thing you can't avoid on a camping trip to Wisconsin, it's the water. The Badger State is ringed on two sides by the massive Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. Minnesota styles itself as the "Land of 10,000 Lakes," but Wisconsin has them beat with over 15,000.
Even when you head far inland, you'll find plenty of rivers and smaller lakes, most with campgrounds and state parks attached. Wisconsin can get super chilly in the fall and winter, so try to visit in warmer months.
The centrally located Devil's Lake State Park near Baraboo is the most well-known park in Wisconsin. Built around the beautiful titular lake, it features over 9,000 acres of land. Hunting, hiking, and fishing are popular pastimes here.
If you head to Devil's Lake in the summer with the family, be sure to leave time for a visit to Wisconsin Dells. Just a 30-minute drive to the north, Wisconsin Dells is chock-full of water-park and amusement-park options for the kids. The Ho-Chunk RV Resort and Campground provides access to the nearby casino.
Those looking for nature will love Mirror Lake State Park and its tent camping near the lake. Don't miss Kettle Moraine State Forest with its fun glacial features such as kettles, kames, and eskers. The hiking trails here are excellent.
Enjoy quaffing a few high-quality brews while on your camping adventures? Wisconsin makes a great destination for beer. The state is home to popular independent craft breweries, like New Glarus and the Milwaukee Brewing Company. Cruise through Madison or Milwaukee to provision yourself for the camping ahead!
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