The best campgrounds near Tigerton, Wisconsin with swimming

In Tigerton, campers who want to swim have over 280 options to choose from—each spot picked for easy water access. Average nightly rates hover around $40, but you’ll find sites dipping as low as $25. Showers, toilets, and campfires are common, so you won’t be roughing it. Fishing, hiking, and snow sports round out the activity list. Locals head to Clear Water Camp (119 reviews) for its easy walk to the river, The summer camp experience (58 reviews) for its nostalgia factor, and Riverside Roost (45 reviews) for morning swims right off your campsite. Bring water shoes—the riverbed can get rocky—and don’t forget your fishing rod. This is Tigerton camping for swimmers: straightforward, refreshing, and a quick escape from the daily grind.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Tigerton

In Tigerton, campers who want to swim have over 280 options to choose from—each spot picked for easy water access. Average nightly rates hover around $40, but you’ll find sites dipping as low as $25. Showers, toilets, and campfires are common, so you won’t be roughing it. Fishing, hiking, and snow sports round out the activity list. Locals head to Clear Water Camp (119 reviews) for its easy walk to the river, The summer camp experience (58 reviews) for its nostalgia factor, and Riverside Roost (45 reviews) for morning swims right off your campsite. Bring water shoes—the riverbed can get rocky—and don’t forget your fishing rod. This is Tigerton camping for swimmers: straightforward, refreshing, and a quick escape from the daily grind.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Tigerton

1. Clear Water Camp

100%

(216)

24mi from Tigerton · 12 sites · Tents, RVs

A private sanctuary with 30 acres located just north of Waupaca's Chain O' Lakes with groomed hiking and/or biking trails. Terrain is varied with ponds, hills, and valleys. Shower, potable water, and rec room available. PLEASE NOTE with heavy rain all wheel drive (AWD) is needed to park next to your site. If you don't have AWD, there's parking by the rec room. We can transport you to your site if there are issues. Firewood is available for purchase in addition to a 24 x 32 rec room/storm shelter. Kayaks and SUPs available to rent too! The rec room offers a fun room full of games (ping pong, darts, and other fun games) and a living room area with multiple TVs. We have a kitchen area with a refrigerator (no water) with snacks, pizza, and beverages available. Head into town for shopping, coffee, and baked treats. Or head to the Chain for crystal clear water, kayaking, paddle boarding, swimming, skiing, or dining at one of Waupaca's signature restaurants. Clear Water Camping has a rich history. The location is where the stagecoach house (still standing) was built in 1847 to support the nearby granite quarry.

2. Riverside Roost

99%

(65)

21mi from Tigerton · 2 sites · Tents

** Celebrating our THIRD year of hosting in 2025!! All bookings during the month of October are 25% off with code “ F8P3QFHF”** **Due to several inquiries, We DO allow campers to camp in their vehicles down by the site if you have 4WD. Park at your own risk** New market items for sale on site, delivered right to your campsite including fresh, free-range chicken eggs 🐓 🥚, fresh baked Amish style bread, homemade jelly, jugs of water, and more! Follow us on Instagram (riverside_roost) for the latest updates on what's happening at the Roost! Special discounts will pop up randomly. Come and enjoy all of Central Wisconsins beauty! Situated on the shores of the Little Plover River, the site is ready for you to set up your tent and go! Kayaking, swimming, tubing, and excellent northern pike fishing is all available. We are a short 15 minute drive from the nearest town for any essentials. Area Attractions: -SentryWorld Golf Course in Stevens Point (10 miles from campsite) -Indianhead Golf Course in Mosinee (19 miles) -O'so Brewing Company Taproom in Plover (19 miles) -Stevens Point Sculpture Park (13 miles) -Jordan Bar and Grill in Stevens Point (6.5 miles) -Cedar Creek Cinema (Marcus Theatres) in Rothschild (26 miles) -Sawmill Adventure Park (mini golf and trampoline park) in Rothschild (26 miles)

3. The summer camp experience

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(142)

36mi from Tigerton · 3 sites · Tents

Camp Shin-Go-Beek is a youth summer camp located in central Wisconsin. When we're not running summer camp, we open the property up to Hipcampers. We have multiple large campsites for tent camping. The property is located on 2 quiet lakes, with great opportunities for swimming, fishing, and boating. The swimming area has a great beach and a diving raft (depending on the season). We also have a large dining hall for indoor activities, and several outdoor program areas. We are just south of the Chain-o-lakes and Waupaca, so there's plenty to do a short drive away.

4. Hartman Creek State Park

83%

(3)

84 sites · Chain O' Lakes, Wisconsin

Discover Hartman Creek State Park's natural beauty and outdoor fun.

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5. Nicolet National Forest

67%

(12)

556 sites · Rhinelander, Wisconsin

The Nicolet National Forest is gonna leave you with a thick grin across your face! A deepwoods paradise, Nicolet offers a smorgasbord of game and fowl for those who like to hunt and over 800 miles of trails, off roading, and snowmobiling for those who like to wander! Canoe out into the Blackjack Springs Wilderness for some serious trout fishin’ or just to be inspired by Mama Nature herself. With unique overnight options like ATV or horse camping, you’re sure to find some rest after your days adventure and there’s plenty of regular campgrounds for families and groups. There’s no coming back from a Nicolet National Forest adventure, when you smile so much your cheeks hurt, you know you’ve found “the” place.

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6. Esker Ridge

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(18)

45mi from Tigerton · 1 site · Lodging

A hidden gem nestled between the comforts of lake living and a backdoor to the expansive Nicolet National Forest.  Recreational opportunities are year-round, including recreational vehicle and fishing opportunities on and around the 417 acre lake flowage.  The private +2 acre property has panoramic views of the secluded headwaters opening into the main flowage.  Set back off the main lake, wildlife viewing, especially birding, is the best I have experienced. Neotropical migratory bird species are abundant in the Spring as well as a resident breeding pair of Trumpeter Swans, many ducks(!), Bald Eagles, Loons, Sand-Hill cranes; many woodpecker spp. including Pileated; Screech, Barred and Great horned owls.  Some of the more entertaining wildlife include deer, otter, beaver, muskrats, red squirrels and the occasional wandering black bear (no problem bears).  In the Spring, the esker's neighboring wetlands come alive with many frog and turtle species.  For me, the allure of the wild still dominates here.  The esker provides an amazing vantage point with nearly 270 degree panoramic views of the flowage. From the Gazebo, take one of two paths to the overlook before descending down to the lakefront.  In 2021, I plan on adding a short pier but the natural rocky peninsula already provides excellent access into the deeper thalweg, an excellent fishing/ swimming hole!  All pontoon and fishing boats can be accommodated here. Learn more about this land:The property is located towards the end of a Forest Service road (Meadowlark Lane) with one year-round resident at the end. There's a large turn-around for trailers and larger vehicles. Neighbors are well separated, located over the ridgeline and out of earshot. The property has a relatively wide, flat 100 foot driveway to the cabin from the road. Easy access to the cabin from the driveway. The cabin is surrounded by mature maple/birch/balsam/hemlock forest and several wetland/tamarack bogs (very diverse terrain bordering the lake). At the base of the cabin there's a small pier for direct kayak and canoe access.  Larger boats can easily dock on the lake-end of the property, a short walk from the cabin. From the natural driveway a concrete paver staircase leads up to the main campsite (see pics).  The campsite includes a 3 season 14 foot enclosed gazebo with electricity.  Essentially, the land is a 2 acre esker (kettle moraine feature) that serpentines through the woods to Reservoir "Pond" lake system. Excellent views of the lake! The Flowage has headwaters from McCauslin brook and connects 3 lakes totaling 417 acres.  Maximum depth 27 feet.  Fishing and Pontoon boat docking on shoreline. The closest boat launch is on Horn Lake which is passed on the way to the cabin and approximately a half mile away as the crow flies. Plenty of areas for tenting/ wall tents, 2 picnic tables (one near the cabin and the other by the gazebo), and a separate outhouse with toiletries at the top of the hill. Attractions in the Area:  Sleepy Hollow Minature Golf on Nicolet Rd (just East of Horn Lake) Sunset Resort of Townsend located on the SE end of the flowage.  Accessible by boat or short drive from camp on Burnt Dam Road.  Hill Crest Lodge Supper Club on Nicolet Rd (you'll pass on the way in) 4 Stars.  Birch Hills Resort and Bar (over the bridge from Hill Crest) 5 Stars.  Mike's Supermarket/ Pintsch's TrueValue (just thought I'd mention where to get provisions) (also on Nicolet Rd), TownsendPotawatomi Casino, CarterOld Town Hall cafe and bloody bar- Traditional American food, Townsend (Excellent Breakfast!)Sweet Memories Candy Store, Lakewood (If you have a sweet tooth, this place is over the top Willy Wonka style, many candy filled rooms that seem to never end!)Lakewood Ski and Sport- Outdoor Gear, Lakewood.  Talk to Dave- great guy. Ski/ SUP and Bike rentals.Northern D'lites- Lakewood ice cream/ burgersLakewood Super Valu Grocery Store (has more to offer over Mike's grocery in Townsend)*Maiden Lake Supper Club- Excellent!  Best Supper Club UpNort hands-down.  Excellent sunset views over Maiden lake from the patio bar. Go Early!Cathedral of the Pines- Old Growth White and Red pine.  I can't believe the whole state looked like this at one point.  One tree is has enough wood to build a house!Maiden Lake, 3rd clearest lake in WI.  Great snorkeling over the fish cribsBoot Lake -State Campground and Beach- Best swimming beach in the area.Jones Creek trails- year round hiking, Mt biking and Cross country skiingMcCauslin Brook Golf and Ctry Club, LakewoodWaubee Lake Lodge- worth the drive. Huge modern wood lodge live-edge bar and 40+ foot cathedral ceilings. Great buffet. Woodland Trail Winery, Lakewood (winery Northern woods style with craft beer selection)

7. Sunshine Farmette

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34mi from Tigerton · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

One of the first farms in the area, dating back to 1860’s. Grainery is believed to be the oldest building, followed by the house. The original house was a log cabin and added onto making it into 2 story house today. The current Barn was built in the early 1900’s. The property was once dairy farm, and plant nursery. Enjoy the trails and the lawn around the barn. Be cautious of stinging neetle. Many birds; morning doves, thrushes, catbirds, green herons, gold finches and many more are seen. Raccoons, squirrels, snakes, turtles, deer, rabbits and have been seen 🦌🦝🐇 Learn more about this land: Rustic Farmette located on quiet county road. A gravel area is available for cars and campers. A above ground fire pit lined with logs for sitting is available. Electricity can be made available upon request. Nighttime is filled with the sound and sights of local wildlife. Barred owls, frogs and song birds of all types frequent the property. Raccoons🦝 have been seen in the area, so always take food precautions. Absolutely perfect for stargazing on clear nights. CAMPFIRES: Property has a burning permit. From DNR website https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/forestfire/permits If you are burning in a campfire ring or fire pit with the intent to eliminate debris, a DNR burning permit is required. However, small fires for warming or cooking purposes do not require a DNR burning permit and are allowed anytime of the day, except during Emergency Burning Restrictions. A post will be made if there is burning ban on Sunshine Farmette info page. Small town Fremont offers the basics and much more. Wolf River, Wiouwash State Trail, Fremont Beach on Partridge Lake are only 10-15 minutes away. Appleton & Oshkosh only 25 minutes away.

8. Koeller Century Farm

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(52)

20mi from Tigerton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

The farm has been in the family for four generations. We don't have any livestock anymore and rent the fields to the neighbors but the home, outbuildings and five acres are well-loved and used as our home base and also for rustic weddings, graduation parties, reunions and barn dances. In 1974, the farm was used as the location for the TV movie "Things in Their Season" starring Patricia O'Neal. We put up one of the first barn quilts in the county and are on the route of the Bike the Barn Quilts bike ride (held last Saturday in September.) Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent or roll your RV up to a beautiful farmstead (we no longer have animals, crops only).  We are a rustic wedding / event venue located mid-way on the Mountain Bay Trail, Wisconsin's longest rail-trail which runs about 90 miles from Weston to Green Bay.   Fire pit available.  Views of farmland all around.  Quiet and peaceful but not secluded.   (See pictures on Facebook Country Events at the Koeller Century Farm.) You can move tent into the machine shed (wood chip floor) during severe weather.  There are electrical outlets to use to re-charge devices.

9. Whispering Woods

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(12)

43mi from Tigerton · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Located in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest is four acres of beautiful woods with three different clearings perfect for your up north retreat! Whether it’s hitting the Atv/Utv trails, fishing, hiking, swimming, or just absorbing the peace Whispering Woods brings you access to it all! Located on a dead end road near Maiden Lake, Whispering Woods is private and secluded. Whispering Woods has a beautiful crystal clear creek flowing through it that leads to a private no motor lake. Enjoy fishing for panfish right off the pier or use the paddle boat provided to meander down the creek and catch rock bass. The lake is known for panfish, bass, walleye, and northern. The crystal clear water in both the lake and the creek make for beautiful paddling as you watch the fish swim right underneath you and observe the turtles. Please be respectful of the nesting loon platforms and other lake owners. Please do not use their floating rafts. Enjoy the numerous surrounding lakes such as Chute Pond, Maiden Lake, Boot Lake, Townsend Flowage and more! Bagley Rapids is minutes away. Located near Townsend, Mountain and Lakewood which provide multiple dining options, bait shops, gas stations, and more. Please be respectful of this land. Please do not tamper with the campers or shed. Please feel free to use any wood you find already down in the woods or take from the numerous stick piles found near the campsites. Please do not use the cut firewood. The wood in the stick piles has been stacked for your use and is good dry wood that will provide you with hot fires. We do not even use the cut wood in the summer, spring, or fall. My young children and I have worked hard to clear those sites and cut wood for our own personal use in the winter so please respect the effort we have put in so we can continue to enjoy our land and share this beautiful location with others. There is no electric or water so please plan your trip accordingly. Please leave no trace and carry out what you bring in. There are no toilets available so you will need to provide your own portable toilet. Peeing on a tree is fine, but no pooping in holes. If you chose to drive down to the campsite by the creek you are doing so at your own risk as vehicles have gotten stuck trying to get back up especially after a rain fall and had to get towed out. It is recommended you park up on top and walk the short distance down. ATV/UTV are fine going down to the creek campsite. The long driveway has plenty of room for multiple vehicles, trailers, and boats. Absolutely no hunting or shooting of guns is allowed on the property. Bears have been seen on the property so please use bear safe camping practices. If your children use the ninja line or hammocks on site they do so at their own risk and we are not held liable for any injuries that may occur. You may notice a zip line. The seat will be removed and is not to be tampered with or used. Quiet time is between 10pm-6am. No illegal activity (including fireworks) are allowed. You may see us up there but we will respect your privacy and space. We welcome company and conversation but also respect you may prefer to be left alone. Please feel free to send me a message with any questions you may have and enjoy your time up north!

10. Council Grounds State Park

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55 sites · Merrill, Wisconsin

Discover Council Grounds State Park's scenic trails and waterfront fun.

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11. Shawano County Park

24mi from Tigerton · 102 sites

Shawano County Park stands out as a unique destination where nature lovers can immerse themselves in stunning wildlife and picturesque landscapes while enjoying a welcoming community atmosphere. This campground offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and modern conveniences, making it an ideal spot for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With amenities tailored for RV camping, including electric hook-ups, water access, and a dump station, Shawano County Park ensures a comfortable stay. For those seeking a more rustic experience, camping cabins are available. Families can gather around picnic tables, utilize barbecue grills, and enjoy public shelters, making it a fantastic location for memorable gatherings. Adventure awaits on the Shawano County trail, where hiking enthusiasts can explore the natural beauty of the area. For a refreshing experience, take a dip in the lake or challenge your family to a fishing competition. Children will delight in the playground, conveniently located just a short walk from the beach, which boasts breathtaking views. Campers also benefit from access to a boat launch, as well as clean restrooms and a shower house for added convenience. While visiting, take the opportunity to explore nearby attractions, including museums, historical sites, unique shops, galleries, and vibrant community festivals, all within close proximity to the campground. Shawano County Park truly offers a diverse range of activities

12. Blue Top Resort

34mi from Tigerton · 47 sites

Discover the unique charm of Blue Top Resort in Fremont, Wisconsin, where tranquility meets adventure. Nestled along the historic Wolf River, renowned for its walleye and white bass runs, this campground offers an idyllic escape for nature lovers and families alike. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, Blue Top Resort features a variety of outdoor activities, including exceptional golf courses, scenic hiking trails, and vibrant water-ski shows. The area is also home to delightful gift shops, local cheese stores, and antique shops, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Throughout the year, numerous festivals and events provide entertainment for the whole family. At Blue Top Resort, you can unwind in our beautiful campground, which boasts numerous waterfront sites and breathtaking views. We offer five charming waterfront cabins, a newly remodeled and fully furnished cottage, as well as rentals for fishing boats, pontoons, kayaks, and paddleboards. Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and recreation at Blue Top Resort, where unforgettable memories await.

13. Iola Pines Campground

16mi from Tigerton · 51 sites

Iola Pines Campground in Iola, Wisconsin, stands out for its diverse range of camping options, catering to both big rig enthusiasts and those who prefer a more rustic tent experience. Our campground is packed with activities to keep guests entertained, including ladder golf, bean bag toss, kube, and themed weekends featuring fun events like candy bar bingo, scavenger hunts, and a cheeseball eating contest. Families can also enjoy sidewalk drawing and much more during these special weekends. We take pride in our updated bathrooms and free showers, as well as our pavilion and private group sites, ensuring a comfortable stay for all. Our office/store is a delightful stop for ice cream and sweet treats, perfect for satisfying any cravings. We also offer camping essentials and personal hygiene items that you might have left behind. For your convenience, firewood is available for purchase and can be delivered directly to your campsite for an additional fee. Situated in a prime location, Iola Pines Campground provides easy access to nearby attractions such as the River Ridge Trail, Northwest Passage Bike Trail, Ice Age National Scenic Trail, and Hartman Creek State Park. Whether you're planning a short getaway or an extended stay, we look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful campground soon!

Camper favorites near Tigerton

Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.

Esker Ridge

100%

(18)

45mi from Tigerton · 1 site · Lodging

A hidden gem nestled between the comforts of lake living and a backdoor to the expansive Nicolet National Forest.  Recreational opportunities are year-round, including recreational vehicle and fishing opportunities on and around the 417 acre lake flowage.  The private +2 acre property has panoramic views of the secluded headwaters opening into the main flowage.  Set back off the main lake, wildlife viewing, especially birding, is the best I have experienced. Neotropical migratory bird species are abundant in the Spring as well as a resident breeding pair of Trumpeter Swans, many ducks(!), Bald Eagles, Loons, Sand-Hill cranes; many woodpecker spp. including Pileated; Screech, Barred and Great horned owls.  Some of the more entertaining wildlife include deer, otter, beaver, muskrats, red squirrels and the occasional wandering black bear (no problem bears).  In the Spring, the esker's neighboring wetlands come alive with many frog and turtle species.  For me, the allure of the wild still dominates here.  The esker provides an amazing vantage point with nearly 270 degree panoramic views of the flowage. From the Gazebo, take one of two paths to the overlook before descending down to the lakefront.  In 2021, I plan on adding a short pier but the natural rocky peninsula already provides excellent access into the deeper thalweg, an excellent fishing/ swimming hole!  All pontoon and fishing boats can be accommodated here. Learn more about this land:The property is located towards the end of a Forest Service road (Meadowlark Lane) with one year-round resident at the end. There's a large turn-around for trailers and larger vehicles. Neighbors are well separated, located over the ridgeline and out of earshot. The property has a relatively wide, flat 100 foot driveway to the cabin from the road. Easy access to the cabin from the driveway. The cabin is surrounded by mature maple/birch/balsam/hemlock forest and several wetland/tamarack bogs (very diverse terrain bordering the lake). At the base of the cabin there's a small pier for direct kayak and canoe access.  Larger boats can easily dock on the lake-end of the property, a short walk from the cabin. From the natural driveway a concrete paver staircase leads up to the main campsite (see pics).  The campsite includes a 3 season 14 foot enclosed gazebo with electricity.  Essentially, the land is a 2 acre esker (kettle moraine feature) that serpentines through the woods to Reservoir "Pond" lake system. Excellent views of the lake! The Flowage has headwaters from McCauslin brook and connects 3 lakes totaling 417 acres.  Maximum depth 27 feet.  Fishing and Pontoon boat docking on shoreline. The closest boat launch is on Horn Lake which is passed on the way to the cabin and approximately a half mile away as the crow flies. Plenty of areas for tenting/ wall tents, 2 picnic tables (one near the cabin and the other by the gazebo), and a separate outhouse with toiletries at the top of the hill. Attractions in the Area:  Sleepy Hollow Minature Golf on Nicolet Rd (just East of Horn Lake) Sunset Resort of Townsend located on the SE end of the flowage.  Accessible by boat or short drive from camp on Burnt Dam Road.  Hill Crest Lodge Supper Club on Nicolet Rd (you'll pass on the way in) 4 Stars.  Birch Hills Resort and Bar (over the bridge from Hill Crest) 5 Stars.  Mike's Supermarket/ Pintsch's TrueValue (just thought I'd mention where to get provisions) (also on Nicolet Rd), TownsendPotawatomi Casino, CarterOld Town Hall cafe and bloody bar- Traditional American food, Townsend (Excellent Breakfast!)Sweet Memories Candy Store, Lakewood (If you have a sweet tooth, this place is over the top Willy Wonka style, many candy filled rooms that seem to never end!)Lakewood Ski and Sport- Outdoor Gear, Lakewood.  Talk to Dave- great guy. Ski/ SUP and Bike rentals.Northern D'lites- Lakewood ice cream/ burgersLakewood Super Valu Grocery Store (has more to offer over Mike's grocery in Townsend)*Maiden Lake Supper Club- Excellent!  Best Supper Club UpNort hands-down.  Excellent sunset views over Maiden lake from the patio bar. Go Early!Cathedral of the Pines- Old Growth White and Red pine.  I can't believe the whole state looked like this at one point.  One tree is has enough wood to build a house!Maiden Lake, 3rd clearest lake in WI.  Great snorkeling over the fish cribsBoot Lake -State Campground and Beach- Best swimming beach in the area.Jones Creek trails- year round hiking, Mt biking and Cross country skiingMcCauslin Brook Golf and Ctry Club, LakewoodWaubee Lake Lodge- worth the drive. Huge modern wood lodge live-edge bar and 40+ foot cathedral ceilings. Great buffet. Woodland Trail Winery, Lakewood (winery Northern woods style with craft beer selection)

Sunshine Farmette

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34mi from Tigerton · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

One of the first farms in the area, dating back to 1860’s. Grainery is believed to be the oldest building, followed by the house. The original house was a log cabin and added onto making it into 2 story house today. The current Barn was built in the early 1900’s. The property was once dairy farm, and plant nursery. Enjoy the trails and the lawn around the barn. Be cautious of stinging neetle. Many birds; morning doves, thrushes, catbirds, green herons, gold finches and many more are seen. Raccoons, squirrels, snakes, turtles, deer, rabbits and have been seen 🦌🦝🐇 Learn more about this land: Rustic Farmette located on quiet county road. A gravel area is available for cars and campers. A above ground fire pit lined with logs for sitting is available. Electricity can be made available upon request. Nighttime is filled with the sound and sights of local wildlife. Barred owls, frogs and song birds of all types frequent the property. Raccoons🦝 have been seen in the area, so always take food precautions. Absolutely perfect for stargazing on clear nights. CAMPFIRES: Property has a burning permit. From DNR website https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/forestfire/permits If you are burning in a campfire ring or fire pit with the intent to eliminate debris, a DNR burning permit is required. However, small fires for warming or cooking purposes do not require a DNR burning permit and are allowed anytime of the day, except during Emergency Burning Restrictions. A post will be made if there is burning ban on Sunshine Farmette info page. Small town Fremont offers the basics and much more. Wolf River, Wiouwash State Trail, Fremont Beach on Partridge Lake are only 10-15 minutes away. Appleton & Oshkosh only 25 minutes away.

Koeller Century Farm

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20mi from Tigerton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

The farm has been in the family for four generations. We don't have any livestock anymore and rent the fields to the neighbors but the home, outbuildings and five acres are well-loved and used as our home base and also for rustic weddings, graduation parties, reunions and barn dances. In 1974, the farm was used as the location for the TV movie "Things in Their Season" starring Patricia O'Neal. We put up one of the first barn quilts in the county and are on the route of the Bike the Barn Quilts bike ride (held last Saturday in September.) Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent or roll your RV up to a beautiful farmstead (we no longer have animals, crops only).  We are a rustic wedding / event venue located mid-way on the Mountain Bay Trail, Wisconsin's longest rail-trail which runs about 90 miles from Weston to Green Bay.   Fire pit available.  Views of farmland all around.  Quiet and peaceful but not secluded.   (See pictures on Facebook Country Events at the Koeller Century Farm.) You can move tent into the machine shed (wood chip floor) during severe weather.  There are electrical outlets to use to re-charge devices.

Whispering Woods

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43mi from Tigerton · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Located in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest is four acres of beautiful woods with three different clearings perfect for your up north retreat! Whether it’s hitting the Atv/Utv trails, fishing, hiking, swimming, or just absorbing the peace Whispering Woods brings you access to it all! Located on a dead end road near Maiden Lake, Whispering Woods is private and secluded. Whispering Woods has a beautiful crystal clear creek flowing through it that leads to a private no motor lake. Enjoy fishing for panfish right off the pier or use the paddle boat provided to meander down the creek and catch rock bass. The lake is known for panfish, bass, walleye, and northern. The crystal clear water in both the lake and the creek make for beautiful paddling as you watch the fish swim right underneath you and observe the turtles. Please be respectful of the nesting loon platforms and other lake owners. Please do not use their floating rafts. Enjoy the numerous surrounding lakes such as Chute Pond, Maiden Lake, Boot Lake, Townsend Flowage and more! Bagley Rapids is minutes away. Located near Townsend, Mountain and Lakewood which provide multiple dining options, bait shops, gas stations, and more. Please be respectful of this land. Please do not tamper with the campers or shed. Please feel free to use any wood you find already down in the woods or take from the numerous stick piles found near the campsites. Please do not use the cut firewood. The wood in the stick piles has been stacked for your use and is good dry wood that will provide you with hot fires. We do not even use the cut wood in the summer, spring, or fall. My young children and I have worked hard to clear those sites and cut wood for our own personal use in the winter so please respect the effort we have put in so we can continue to enjoy our land and share this beautiful location with others. There is no electric or water so please plan your trip accordingly. Please leave no trace and carry out what you bring in. There are no toilets available so you will need to provide your own portable toilet. Peeing on a tree is fine, but no pooping in holes. If you chose to drive down to the campsite by the creek you are doing so at your own risk as vehicles have gotten stuck trying to get back up especially after a rain fall and had to get towed out. It is recommended you park up on top and walk the short distance down. ATV/UTV are fine going down to the creek campsite. The long driveway has plenty of room for multiple vehicles, trailers, and boats. Absolutely no hunting or shooting of guns is allowed on the property. Bears have been seen on the property so please use bear safe camping practices. If your children use the ninja line or hammocks on site they do so at their own risk and we are not held liable for any injuries that may occur. You may notice a zip line. The seat will be removed and is not to be tampered with or used. Quiet time is between 10pm-6am. No illegal activity (including fireworks) are allowed. You may see us up there but we will respect your privacy and space. We welcome company and conversation but also respect you may prefer to be left alone. Please feel free to send me a message with any questions you may have and enjoy your time up north!

Shawano County Park

24mi from Tigerton · 102 sites

Shawano County Park stands out as a unique destination where nature lovers can immerse themselves in stunning wildlife and picturesque landscapes while enjoying a welcoming community atmosphere. This campground offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and modern conveniences, making it an ideal spot for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. With amenities tailored for RV camping, including electric hook-ups, water access, and a dump station, Shawano County Park ensures a comfortable stay. For those seeking a more rustic experience, camping cabins are available. Families can gather around picnic tables, utilize barbecue grills, and enjoy public shelters, making it a fantastic location for memorable gatherings. Adventure awaits on the Shawano County trail, where hiking enthusiasts can explore the natural beauty of the area. For a refreshing experience, take a dip in the lake or challenge your family to a fishing competition. Children will delight in the playground, conveniently located just a short walk from the beach, which boasts breathtaking views. Campers also benefit from access to a boat launch, as well as clean restrooms and a shower house for added convenience. While visiting, take the opportunity to explore nearby attractions, including museums, historical sites, unique shops, galleries, and vibrant community festivals, all within close proximity to the campground. Shawano County Park truly offers a diverse range of activities

Blue Top Resort

34mi from Tigerton · 47 sites

Discover the unique charm of Blue Top Resort in Fremont, Wisconsin, where tranquility meets adventure. Nestled along the historic Wolf River, renowned for its walleye and white bass runs, this campground offers an idyllic escape for nature lovers and families alike. Surrounded by stunning landscapes, Blue Top Resort features a variety of outdoor activities, including exceptional golf courses, scenic hiking trails, and vibrant water-ski shows. The area is also home to delightful gift shops, local cheese stores, and antique shops, ensuring there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Throughout the year, numerous festivals and events provide entertainment for the whole family. At Blue Top Resort, you can unwind in our beautiful campground, which boasts numerous waterfront sites and breathtaking views. We offer five charming waterfront cabins, a newly remodeled and fully furnished cottage, as well as rentals for fishing boats, pontoons, kayaks, and paddleboards. Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and recreation at Blue Top Resort, where unforgettable memories await.

Iola Pines Campground

16mi from Tigerton · 51 sites

Iola Pines Campground in Iola, Wisconsin, stands out for its diverse range of camping options, catering to both big rig enthusiasts and those who prefer a more rustic tent experience. Our campground is packed with activities to keep guests entertained, including ladder golf, bean bag toss, kube, and themed weekends featuring fun events like candy bar bingo, scavenger hunts, and a cheeseball eating contest. Families can also enjoy sidewalk drawing and much more during these special weekends. We take pride in our updated bathrooms and free showers, as well as our pavilion and private group sites, ensuring a comfortable stay for all. Our office/store is a delightful stop for ice cream and sweet treats, perfect for satisfying any cravings. We also offer camping essentials and personal hygiene items that you might have left behind. For your convenience, firewood is available for purchase and can be delivered directly to your campsite for an additional fee. Situated in a prime location, Iola Pines Campground provides easy access to nearby attractions such as the River Ridge Trail, Northwest Passage Bike Trail, Ice Age National Scenic Trail, and Hartman Creek State Park. Whether you're planning a short getaway or an extended stay, we look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful campground soon!

Public campgrounds near Tigerton

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Hartman Creek Campground

30mi from Tigerton · 84 sites · Tents, RVs · in Hartman Creek State Park

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Boulder Lake Campground

34mi from Tigerton · 46 sites · Tents, RVs · in Nicolet National Forest

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Bagley Rapids Campground

40mi from Tigerton · 30 sites · in Nicolet National Forest

Boot Lake Campground

41mi from Tigerton · 34 sites · in Nicolet National Forest

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Council Grounds Campground

46mi from Tigerton · 55 sites · Tents, RVs · in Council Grounds State Park

Ada Lake Recreation Area and Campground

46mi from Tigerton · 19 sites · in Nicolet National Forest

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Barn and walking trail through the trees allowing a complete circumference around the barn.

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Paul

November 2025

30 ft travel trailer

With pets

7 nights at Sunshine Farmette

I would definitely stay up there again. Lots of privacy and the train running not far by peaceful in its own right. I heard coyotes in the distance and a screech owl pretty close. It is also a great place to look at the stars.

Mark

November 2025

13 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Sunshine Farmette

This is the second time I have stayed here. I have only needed it for an overnight place to stay and it has worked nicely for that.

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Paul

November 2025

30 ft travel trailer

With pets

7 nights at Sunshine Farmette

Peaceful,quiet,Great for star gazing bright beautiful stars

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Annabelle

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Riverside Roost

We had such a wonderful time at Riverside Roost! The campsite right along the river is stunning and the fresh eggs, bread, & jam were delicious. If you are a big critter fan this is the spot for you! Lots of frogs, fish, turtles, crawdads, bugs, etc. as well as the chickens that wander around! Paddling along the water is a treat and the dam, albeit a little noisy, brought a nice cool air to the site. The campsite itself is nestled into the property and I think it’s a great site, though if you want more options for walking trails/exploring I’d utilize the plenty of parks and public sites in the area as well. We can’t wait to come back!

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Olivia

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Riverside Roost

we had an amazing time at Kelli’s campsite!! everything was so beautiful and well maintained. We got a wheelbarrow of wood which was perfect for us! We loved saying hi to the chickens. She was very kind and accommodating. Would love to come back soon!!

Tom

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Riverside Roost

Beautiful spot next to a river. We rented kayaks as well and had a wonderful time. River was very pretty and easy to navigate. Even caught some fish. Kelli was great. Will be back.

Leng

October 2025

Tent

5 nights at Riverside Roost

Relaxing and pretty secluded. This was the 2nd time returning and I decided to stay sun-fri. We saw, maybe 2 other people there. Still very very low to no light pollution to do stargazing weather permitting of course. Kelli reached out more than a few times to make sure we were doing ok and if we needed anything and to make sure to let her know if we did. Great hosts. We definitely be back next year.

This is a large hilltop site with an open sky. Four-wheel drive recommended if vehicle needed.

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Amanda

September 2025

Tent

1 night at Clear Water Camp

Amazing, private place place to camp. Adam and Jackie are super friendly and made sure to check in on us once in awhile (not too much, just enough). They are super dog friendly and my dogs loved running around off leash. The property is beautiful as well as the surrounding lakes and towns.

Private site surrounded by beautiful spruce trees.

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Jeanne

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Clear Water Camp

This was my first experience booking a Hipcamp site and it won't be my last. With Clearwater Camp's campsites located in varied topography, it would make it a different experience each time. Campsites were easy to find and were far enough from each other to feel like you were really out in the wild. But the rec center near the front of camp provided a nice spot to visit with other campers, create some art, and have a bite to eat. The camp hosts were extremely friendly and made sure that we had everything we needed. Combined with wonderful weather, we had a wonderful camping experience at Clearwater Camp!

Kate

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Riverside Roost

Kelli did such an awesome job hosting us! It was an amazing place to camp and we will definitely be back! I highly recommend the Amish bread and home grown eggs! Huge fire pit and the dam provided the best atmosphere ever. The stargazing at night was just the cherry on top!

Gina

September 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to The summer camp experience

Beautiful campsite with plenty of room and privacy! We plan on coming back

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Deborah

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Clear Water Camp

What a pretty site on beautiful land. Very friendly people. My pups had a blast. Will definitely return next year. Thank you!!

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Tara

September 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Riverside Roost

Beautiful campsite by the water. The sound of the waterfall from the dam was so calming! The hosts were extremely responsive and nice. It was super easy to find. We had a great time.

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Margaret

September 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Clear Water Camp

Had an amazing stay! The hosts were so kind and helpful, the nature was beautiful and abundant with lots of animals, and despite a rainy night in our tents it was quite peaceful and grounding. For those who like to camp with some modern comforts, the porta-potty's were neat and clean, the shower was perfect and warm, and the hosts have a nice communal area with an honor system style pay back for any foods, beverages, camping supplies, and other things you may need during your stay. The clubhouse/rec room was lovely as well with plenty of activities!

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Meghan

September 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Clear Water Camp

Adam and Jackie are great hosts! Will definitely be coming back!!

Molly

September 2025

10 ft pop-up camper

With pets

2 nights at Sunshine Farmette

The site I had was great to park my teardrop camper. Peaceful solitude. There was a toilet room but I had my own. It looked clean and organized. A little noisy at peak times as it is on a corner of a well used hwy H. Other than that I heard owls talking to each other. Very cool. Recommend.

Anita

September 2025

20 ft Class B

Weekend Trip to Clear Water Camp

This location is just amazing in so many ways. A beautiful well kept property. I woke up with deer around my camper this morning. Adam met me when I arrived. Gave me a quick tour and went out of his way to be sure that I was comfortable. I highly recommend this hip camp, I can’t wait to come back again.

Tim

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Clear Water Camp

Stayed at site #2. Plenty of room for me , my dog and my gear trailer. Site was great and the host has the fire pit already stacked with wood and a fire starter brick.. Fire wood for sale on site. Showers on site. Massive, posh / super nice (leather/animal heads/ bar / game table / fireplace / tv / fridge / kitchen) clubhouse on site. Kayaks on site. Easy access. Super friendly. Will be trying their other sites as well.

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Jillian

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Riverside Roost

We had a fantastic camping experience. Kelli has put a lot of work & thoughtfulness into the site. Do yourself a favor and order her homemade bread! It was still warm when we arrived. We recommend opting for the full wheelbarrow of wood! It’s pleasant to sit around the campfire and listen to the dam sounds, pared with watching the birds dive into the water for fish. The river was pleasant to kayak down even in 50/60° weather. Coming back up to the launch site was a great work out!

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Paula

September 2025

Tent

2 nights at Clear Water Camp

We stayed at campsite #2 and our group had a wonderful time! Our dogs had plenty of space to swim and explore. Definitely check out the rec room during your stay.