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Great River Campground

Sweeping Mississippi River views are just a short hike away from the Great River Bluffs State Park Campground in Great River Bluffs State Park

Campground in Great River Bluffs State Park (11mi)

Sewage Hookup

Goose Island Park Campground

Goose Island is a large, wooded paradise in the middle of the Upper Mississippi River

You will be right on the river.  Muddy shoe haters beware. 

The non power tent sites are flat and roomy.  I have a large 10x16 tent pictured here. 

The shadows at sunset in these trees is amazing.  The also make for a pretty great game of chase. 

To all the parents of video game kids, let this picture give you peace.  

Firewood is available at the camp entrance.  

Perrot Campground

At the junction of the Mississippi and Trempealeau Rivers is a magical combination of towering bluffs, high prairies, and diverse wetlands encompassing Perrot State Park

Reno Horse Campground

Reno Horse Campground is a great spot for hikers and equestrians, and allows for portable corrals for your horse

Campground in Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood State Forest (20mi)

Beaver Creek Valley Campground

Swept up by the cool, crisp air that inundates the green-hued vegetation enveloping Beaver Creek Campground, you'll concur that the the small campground’s a mecca for the outdoor savvy

Campground in Beaver Creek Valley State Park (26mi)

Blackhawk Park Campground

Pool 9, as it's so affectionately called, is located on a forested bend of the Mississippi River

Merrick Campground

Set up camp along the lazy Mississippi River at Merrick State Park Campground, deep in the hills of Wisconsin’s Coulee Region, and you may never leave

Pigeon Creek Campground

One trail, one body of water, endless activities

Campground in Black River State Forest (37mi)

Cedar Hill and Goosberry Glen

Looped by a myriad of campsites, anything from primitive to pull-through electric, Cedar Hill and Goosberry Glen campgrounds are just yards from the Whitewater Valley Visitors Center

Campground in Whitewater State Park MN (44mi)

Campsite vary in sizes and level of privacy. Take a look at the campsite map for the different types. Cedar Hill (West side) was more private in the forest. Gooseberry Glen was more open allowing for field games and activities.

Most of the campsites have close access to modern plumbing facilities and gathering spaces.

Middle Branch Whitewater River in between Cedar Hill and Gooseberry Glen Campsites.

This walk-in only site was on the Gooseberry Glen side, however most of Gooseberry Glen was more open allowing for field games and activities. 

Campsite vary in sizes and level of privacy. This site was really close to the river between both campsites. Cedar Hill (West side) was more private in the forest. Gooseberry Glen was more open allowing for field games and activities.

East Fork Campground

Stay cool at East Fork family rustic campground where the only shower you’ll see is in the river

Campground in Black River State Forest (45mi)

Big Paint Campground

Nature lovers everywhere will fall in love with Yellow River State Forest’s Big Paint Campground

Campground in Yellow River State Forest (49mi)

Find freshwater fun, valley views, and year-round trails when camping near Onalaska.

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Quarry in the spring. View from the scenic overlook up on the bluff. 

Quarry in the Mississippi Bluff MN

This is a very private location. In its former life this property was a limestone quarry. Evidence of it's history remain with high rock walls on both ends of the property. In the center of the property is about 5 acres that is flat and covered with wildflowers and small trees. There are several good options for camping in this area. Surrounding this area is another 15 acres of hills and trees. We have a scenic overlook open to all guests where you can relax and sit on a wooden swing while enjoying the beautiful view of the Mississippi River below. There is a boat ramp just a mile down the hill for boating or fishing on the Mississippi and the city of La Crosse, WI and La Crescent, MN are each only about a five minute drive. Great River Bluffs State Park and countless other recreational opportunities are just minutes away.

Quarry in the fall. The view from the swing at the scenic overlook on top of the quarry wall.  Trees are starting to change color! 

New Hartford trout camp

large flat Site .

walking path along the creek. 

lots of wildlife, like Bald eagles 

Secluded valley site located where two trout streams come together.

 

There is a large section of private access, as well as 1 mile of public access to the 

trout stream.

Wifi

Ranch Retreat Camping

Our ranch has been in our family for 16 years and, before that, belonged to one family for over 200 years.

 Jolene (me, - owner)

and my two sons, Riley and Logan, put a lot of time and dedication into our ranch. Our ranch is located on

40 acres where anyone can find their little piece of “peace.” We pride ourselves on taking excellent care of our guests and making them feel at home when they step onto our land.

We will do our best to accommodate your needs in any way possible.

Our WIFI is not always 100% reliable. If you need WIFI during your stay, please bring another option with you, such as a hotspot on your cell phone, in case ours is not dependable.

From the crew who loves to share a little piece of our life on Stone Roller Road,

– Jolene, Riley, Logan, Scotch (the yellow lab), Hops (the chocolate lab), and Scrappy (the late ranch dog)

The English Pale Campground (21+)

The English Pale Campground is located along the Black River in Jackson County, 1 mile west of the Village of Melrose. The entire property only allows guests and occupants who are 21 or older. Sites/house can be booked 6 months in advance. The main campground is 70 feet above the river. We have 5 rustic (no hook-ups) RV/Travel Trailer/Tent sites, a fully furnished “Manor” House, a travel trailer as well as 2 rustic beach sites that are located along the river. The property is a total of 70 acres, which includes the 4+ acre beach, a mile of river front and trails through the woods that connect them all. 

IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION: The river edge erosion wall construction is complete. The area is being prepared to have 4 additional river sites added sometime in 2026 depending on vegetation growth. Plans include some limited vehicle access on the newly constructed gravel road. 

The English Pale opened in 2021 and is a developing property. In late summer of 2025 an erosion wall was built along the Black River. This included clearing of a section of the forest, building a gravel access road and an riprap river wall to prevent further erosion. Since 2016 over 60 feet of the riverbank has washed away.   

Our property offers a reasonable expectation of privacy and we do not offer day passes as our target guests are campers.  We are an adult only property, but not a nudist campground, as that is not our central theme. We do not prohibit our guests from nudity for the purpose of sunbathing on the beach, campsites or sundeck, but nudity is not allowed in general common areas. Part of our nature is allowing discreet nudity for tanning purposes. While we target couples for time together, singles and groups are welcome. This is NOT a party campground, our goal is to let you connect with nature.  

More campground information can be found on our main web page or on Facebook at The English Pale Campground and Resort. The entire property can be rented by contacting us directly by phone or email.

Property Beach, Site R4 is located in the lower left side of the beach while Site R3 is located on the upper middle next to the beach.

Water Station entrance which provides fresh water, sink, portable bathroom and outdoor shower.  This is also the access point to the Sun Deck

Outdoor shower and water station on the north side of Manor house.

Gilles Family Dairy & Woodland

Welcome ; Located in southeast Minnesota's Driftless region of hills, valleys, fields and forests, we are a grass based working dairy farm with over 100 acres of woodland,
including an extensive trail system and campsites in our wooded acres. What makes this woodland special is it's quiet, secluded setting and over 6 miles of hiking / skiing trails.

Our farmstead sits three quarter of a mile off the paved county highway on our well maintained gravel driveway.

Each of our campsites are secluded from the others with their own sawdust compost toilets, picnic tables, fireplaces, and firewood.

Two of our sites require 4WD with a minimum of 6 inches ground clearance
to access, and two are accessible with 2WD.

If you do not have 4WD we can help transport your gear while you enjoy the walk in.

There are plenty of woodland birds, deer, turkeys, raccoons and squirrels sharing the woods with you. At night it is common for owls to visit the campsite area to say hello, and coyotes talking in the distance. The winding trails through 100 acres of woodland offer a variety of woodland habitats, from Old growth Maple to mixed hardwood, to dense brush, to the edges of open pastureland. Bring your fat bike or mountain bike for an enjoyable ride.

For winter users there is a mix of easy, moderate, and challenging winter cross country skiing
 or snowshoeing / hiking
on the property. However the Rock Bottom Cabin  is our only heated and insulated site and is available for winter booking. Winter access is walk in only with snow on the ground or in the forecast. We can help transport gear.

This property is part of a working pasture-based dairy farm and guided tours of the dairy and cattle are available when scheduling allows.

Children 12 and younger are free at our campsites.
No need to be counted as guests , but please let us know when requesting to book.

We do not allow non-booked visitors to our campsites due to the secluded, remote location, and accessibility.

Water Hookup

Frickson Family Farms, LLC.

The farming lifestyle, and knowing that this is how we intended to raise our family, led us to transition into the farm-to-table business, selling our products to our family, friends and the public. Together Andy & Darienne, along with their 3 children, work as a team to raise all of the animals and crops. Our land and animals are all handled with proper care. There is no other way we could envision our life than right here on the farm with our children, raising wholesome food for ourselves and others. Come enjoy the beauty overlooking our crop land, shop our farm store, and look at all the livestock. Including cattle, pigs, chickens & goats. We are conveniently located off of Interstate 90 along the Mississippi between MN & WI.

Our Farm store is stocked with our home raised fresh & frozen meat - beef, pork, chicken and many other locally sourced food items including honey, Maple syrup, dried goods, dairy, eggs, and more. Seasonal produce as available (Sweet corn & pumpkins in fall)

•Electric available for 4 RV’s

•Water for 4 RV's not available winter months 

- hiking trails through our forest new for 2023

(Fire wood provided, donations appreciated.) 

We Accept all major cards (credit/debit), cash, check or Venmo.

Things to do:

•Enjoy our state park located 3 miles from our farm if you enjoy hiking or biking.

 

30 acres of hiking trails through our woods new for 2023

•Feel free to bring your utv and cruise our county roads.

•Enjoy an amazing burger (provided by our farm) & drinks at THE SHED Bar and Grill located 4 miles from our farm.

•Schedule a tour of the historic Pickwick Mill located about 5 miles from our farm.

*Please keep in mind this is a working family farm, there are kids, tractors and equipment running daily, and the smell of farm fresh air. Campsites are located in a private area to allow our campers privacy. 

Thanks,

Andy & Darienne Frickson

Frickson Family Farms

Campsite #1 - three campers enjoying shelter while it rains. There are 3 separate tents. Two in the foreground and one behind the red shelter. 

Justin Trails Resort, LLC

200-acre very hilly dog-friendly Century farm in the Justin Family over 100 years with acres of alfalfa, 3 acres of gardens around the compound, 150 acres of forest, 2 disc golf courses, 14 miles of grassy "mowed like a lawn" dog-friendly walking trails and 2 lovable pet llamas that love to be hand-fed treats or carrots.

Campsite #3 showing hills in background and our dog Heidi a White Siberian Husky.

Beautiful view #16 on our Big Brother Disc Golf Course. 

Jeske Equestrian Campground

The first time we viewed this property, we knew we were home.

 The woods, fields, wildlife, and house (created almost entirely from the lumber harvested from the land) drew us in. We purchased the home and 40 acres in 2018.

 Since then it has been a labor of love to make it everything we dream.

A campground suitable for horseback riding was the goal for W15266.

 This was where the original homestead stood (firepit area).

 That home was transported across 95 on Davis road to become an Amish home.

 This area was overgrown and filled with rubbish, but still had a great deal of suitable plants hidden in the raspberries. We are continually working to groom it, and eventually, hope to better level the drive and sites and cover them with gravel.

 We need more and better fire pits and intend to have at least one more cabin- perhaps created from a refurbished corn crib?

This cabin was refurbished in 2020 from the original homestead’s summer kitchen (where food was prepared to keep the house from getting too warm).

 Although it may have been easier to demolish and start over, Julie convinced Craig that the history was worth it. ;) I can’t tell you how disGUSTING it was, but we found treasures like the chair upstairs, the ironing board, and items on the walls and cupboards amongst the piles of Asian beetles and mouse chewings.

Our current project you see in front is the bath/shower house.

 It has a toilet and shower and was completed 2021. With expansion, we will add one more toilet on the other side.

The old shed in front, is a disaster.

 We fluctuate the same way we did with the summer kitchen: bulldoze or refurbish? It currently houses our equipment and lumber, but someday, we are hoping to have a small country Tiki bar.

 Craig has received the liquor license already.

 We love tucked away country bars with unique flavors, so we hope we can offer this to our customers.

Jeske Equestrian is also a boarding/training facility.

 We built the horse barn in 2019, and last year we put up a 60x180 indoor riding arena.

 Maintaining and creating trails has been extensive.

 Keeping up on the signage and the trail map has been nearly impossible since Craig loves creating new ones with the skid steer on a regular basis!

 We are working on the pond area to be more recreational in our future as well.

Thanks again for choosing us.

 We hope to see you again!

Learn more about this land:

The first time we viewed this property, we knew we were home.  The woods, fields, wildlife, and house (created almost entirely from the lumber harvested from the land) drew us in. We purchased the home and 40 acres in 2018.  Since then it has been a labor of love to make it everything we dream.  A campground suitable for horseback riding was the goal for W15266.  This was where the original homestead stood (firepit area).   We are continually working to groom it. We have added more fire pits and are currently building a bath house with 2 flush toilets and shower.  

We offer trails and tranquility, while the nearby county parks and landscape provide even more entertainment for nature lovers.  We look forward to sharing it all with you!

S-Camp at Turtle Head Rock

Hey there Happy Campers!

We welcome you to our small slice of Driftless heaven. This private campsite is located in prairie land,  surrounded by agricultural and wooded property (it’s quiet). Within a few minutes drive you have access to some of the best trout streams a fishing license can buy. You're also in close proximity to amazing hiking and biking trails, agri-tourism (apple pickin' good times!), endless photography opportunities, wineries, birding, stargazing and visits to downtown Viroqua! After a long day of adventuring, come back to this quiet retreat, make some brandy old fashions and enjoy the ambiance of the stars and crackling camp fire! 

This site can accommodate 2 large tents with plenty of room for a camp kitchen, fire pit&nbsp;and seating area. There is newly constructed composting style outbuilding (please read instructions before using it) and a camp kitchen table along with solar powered lighting. 

Firewood and other supplies are conveniently available in downtown Viroqua. Be sure to check out the various retailers and restaurants while you're there!  

Hope you enjoy the camp&nbsp;and we just ask to please leave it better than you found it!

One of the many Driftless creeks within a few minutes from camp! 

NEW Solar shower stall and compost-style outbuilding. 

Solar lights come on dim at night in the shower and outbuilding. When sensing motion, they fully brighten. 

Newly added cook/work station! Helps keep camp organized and reduces the needs to haul extra gear. 

Hang out and relax to the music of the birds and crickets! 

The Hill Family Camping

The Hill is a private forested camp area that was originally made for a large group of friend's annual party.&nbsp; Spanning 4 acres on top, there is space for campers including 30 amp plug-ins, tents,&nbsp;and has buildings on-site for groups if needed.&nbsp; We also an add on of a simple rental glamper we call the Sugar Shack (listed as an Extra).&nbsp;The variety of trees, open space, and a group areas including fire pit, horseshoes/bags, and walking paths make the Hill a beloved getaway. Elroy/Sparta trail is 4 miles away that you can reach on the 400 trail just 1.2 miles from Hill.&nbsp;&nbsp;Golf course in town,&nbsp;paddle on Baraboo, fish/swim at Dutch Hollow, or hike at Wildcat --all within 15 miles.

The Community Fire pit allows for you to kick back and enjoy.

Our fire pit comes with a swing away grill. Chef Victor does not... :)

A/C is running and mama is happy with her feet up in the recliner!

Tent land is flat, shaded by mature trees and spacious.  Space is abundant and options endless on the Hill.

Total of 4 acres of space is available on the Hill.  Here is rough map for optimal tenting set ups.

Over 4 acres of camp space so ample room for many.

West Fork Sports Club

Est. 1966, the West Fork Sports Club has been a special place for multiple generations of both local community members and people from across the country. Nestled in between two valleys with 3,500 feet of stream front property on the West Fork of the Kickapoo, we truly have one of the most unique campgrounds you'll ever visit. Having avoided glacial drift during the last ice age, the Driftless area boast beautiful valleys, bluffs and rolling hills that you won't find anywhere well in Wisconsin.

We are an Environmental Conservation Club always accepting new members. A temporary membership is included in camping fees and goes toward environmental conservation work and maintaining grounds, free wifi, etc. Our 20 acre property boast 3,500 feet of stream-front class 1 trout fishing on the West Fork of the Kickapoo (a top 100 trout stream in the US). Our entire stretch of stream is fully improved and excellent to fish. We have a healthy native brown trout population. We work with a local school science program to raise and stock brook trout every year. We have resident Sandhill Cranes, Bald Eagles, Oriels, Willow Fly Catchers, Hummingbirds and many other avian species.  

Nestled between two valleys, we frequently have stunning sunsets. We are far enough way from light pollution to easily see the Milky Way Galaxy on a clear night. The star gazing is amazing and if you keep your eyes up at night, you're pretty much guaranteed to see a shooting star, if not multiple. The West Fork Sport Club is truly a special campground.

We're a short 15 minute drive from Viroqua which has a lot of great local shops, the Driftless Café (Owned and operated by Wisconsin Foodie host Luke Zahm) and a fantastic farmer's market. We're 25 minutes from Wild Cat Mountain which has extensive hiking trails. There are also two great vineyards within 15 minutes. Even on a rainy day, you will have plenty of fun options.

***Electric sites are not reservable through HipCamp. 

🦫 Flutterby 🦋 Farm 👩🏽‍🌾

Once a working farm, now a haven for wildlife and peace. Primitive, laid-back camping experience. Surrounded by Amish farms. 

Check out our full property for individual campsites descriptions.

* 100 acres of rewilded habitat * Spring water * Creekside camping *

✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 BIPOC, LGBTQ+ 🏳️‍🌈 friendly. All are welcome!

Monarch caterpillar on its host plant, Milkweed!

Up close with a catch before releasing back into the creek. 

Driftless Haven 125 Acres & Creek

Learn more about this land:

The property is 125 acres, triangular in shape and bound by low-traffic township roads on two sides and by farmland at the back of the property.  

We have valleys with three ridges, total elevation is about 300 feet from low point to high point.  We have two springs on the property that are the source for a small unnamed creek that feeds into Trout Creek and then the Kickapoo River.&nbsp; 

The property has walking paths in the grassy pasture areas in the valley (partially mowed), unmowed trails up and down the hillsides and on the ridges, and a high bluff overlook.

We are between the towns of Soldiers Grove and Readstown, 2 miles from the Kickapoo River and US Highway 61 on paved roads.&nbsp; There are public restrooms with showers a 5 minute drive from site in Soldiers Grove, where there is also an RV dump station.

One of the photos in the property overview is a trail map to give you a sense for the layout.

Pine Tree RV campsite

“could Be Acres” is a small hobby farm nestled in the coulee region of western Wisconsin.  The rolling hills provides beautiful views, wildlife and country living.Learn more about this land:This is a hobby farm, nestled in a rolling hill Wisconsin coulee.  There is a spring fed creek on the property.  The campsite has a beautiful view and is near a hiking trail.

Camp Everyday Winona

Imagine waking up surrounded by the natural beauty of the Mississippi River Valley, just minutes from historic Winona, MN. Camp Everyday Winona isn’t just a place to park your RV; it's a retreat where adventure and peacefulness unite to create lifelong memories. Whether you're planning a family getaway, a couple’s retreat, or a solo escape, our campground is designed to bring you closer to nature while keeping comfort within reach.

Formally known as Pla-Mor Campground and KOA, Camp Everyday Winona is nestled between the scenic bluffs along Highway 61 and Highway 14, our prime location offers easy access to everything the Mississippi River Valley has to offer. Just 6 miles south of Winona and 20 miles north of La Crosse, WI, you’re in the perfect spot to explore local attractions, hiking trails, and riverfront adventures.

With 74 unique sites, including full-hookup RV sites, cozy tent spots, and charming cabins, you’ll find the perfect setting for your stay. But it’s more than just a site-it’s the experience that sets us apart. Whether it's splashing in our sparkling swimming pool, letting your kids' imaginations run wild on our playground, or hiking to a breathtaking bluff view, every moment here is designed to rejuvenate your spirit.

Picture evenings spent by the campfire, sharing stories and roasting marshmallows under the stars. Our amenities, like clean restrooms, hot showers, and laundry facilities, ensure your stay is as comfortable as it is memorable. Need propane or a quick refresh at our dump station? We’ve got that covered too-so you can focus on what really matters: unwinding and enjoying the great outdoors.

Camp Everyday is more than a destination; it's where your next adventure begins. Escape the ordinary and find the peace and excitement you’ve been looking for, right here in the heart of Minnesota’s bluff country.

The campsite had plenty of room to park. 

The campground provided dry firewood which was easy to ignite!

Beautiful view of the bluffs and forest from our campground!

Beautiful window facing the windows in the cabin too!

We enjoyed tacos for dinner around the picnic table!

Each campsite has clear signs to indicate where your campsite is!

The firering was in great condition! The campground also offers firewood right at the office. 

The campsite has two picnic tables that make it easy to setup your cooking area!

The cabin has a garbage bin and recycling bin, which was very convenient!

Cooking equipment

Shady Rest Acres

Once the site of the historic V.J. Fetzner Brewery from the late 19th Century. The land is now used as a hobby farm, honey bee sanctuary and nursery to a unique tree species normally not found in Southeastern Minnesota.

Remnants of the brewery are still visible. Foundation walls outline the massive structure of the brewery. Nestled in the center of the foundation is the entrance to
the sixty-seven foot deep cave that
once held barrels of beer and can be accessed by canoe only. 
Hops have been located on the property and are believed to be ancestors of those raised to make the beer once stored in the cave. The pond that provides access to the cave was dug out in the early 1990's to create a fish out for the Spring Falls Trout Farm that used to exist across the highway. Some of the original brood stock still exist and continue to naturally stock the pond. It is not uncommon to see fish that are five to ten pounds in size. We do not allow fishing from our pond.

The residents house is built to scale to the original brew master's house. While the house is only twenty-four years old it looks as though you have taken a step back in time. The name Shady Rest was given to the house by
the Brew Master's wife.
We thought it was appropriate to keep the name alive.

Shady Rest Acres is comprised of twenty-three acres of beautiful woodlands and pasture that are protected forever
in the
Minnesota Land Trust. The pasture is home to Scottish Highlander cows, two miniature donkeys, five sheep, four goats, honey bees and a flock of chickens. Scottish Highlanders
were selected for both their grazing and browsing abilities. They are very docile and make excellent pasture mates to the smaller species sharing the pasture. The cows are excellent forest managers. They
clear out invasive species such as Honey Suckle, Buckthorn, and Barberry which can often be difficult to manage. A guided tour with the host can be taken to meet the pasture animals.

The forest is comprised of many tree species. Some are unique in that they normally do not grow in this region of Minnesota. The yellow birch is a species normally found in Northern Minnesota. It's bark is golden in color and glistens when the sun hits it just right. We have a cluster of several yellow birch including one that is so big that the bark no longer looks golden but instead is grey and very rough. Years ago the largest of these trees made excellent wood for turning bowls. Blue Beech (musclewood) can also be found on the property. As the name indicates the bark is shaped like muscles. Songbirds and some other species will use different parts of the tree as a food source. Towering white pines also speckle the landscape. Mother pine requires at least two humans arm lengths to encircle the whole tree. She is a favorite resting spot for the barred owl. There is oak, elm, maple, ceders, poplars and numerous other species.

Honey bees are an integral part of the landscape. We partnered with a friend and
started raising honey bees two years ago in order to do our part to keep pollinators thriving.

Their hives are located in the pasture where it has the perfect amount of early morning sun to get them moving and afternoon shade to balance out the summer heat. It is not uncommon to see them pollinating garden plants, trees and wild flowers around the property. One of their favorite feeding spots is the acre and a half prairie which offers a range of plants including big blue stem, wild indigo and baby blue stem, to name a few. Not only are honey bees essential to the food chain but they also provide a very enriching experience when they are observed moving about their hives. There is nothing more relaxing and fascinating than watching these amazing creatures.

We got to hold baby ducks (with supervision)! 

The children (with guidance) were able to gather fresh eggs for our breakfast!

Ginny and Tonic, the resident donkeys, love treats!

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