Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation
- You can reserve one of the 112 RV/tent sites at High Cliff State Campground via the Wisconsin State Park website.
- Campsite reservations open 11 months in advance. There is a minimum 3-day booking for holiday weekends and a minimum 2-day stay from May 15 through the end of October.
- Campsites book up fast on summer and holiday weekends. Book a minimum of three months in advance to avoid disappointment.
When to Go
High Cliff State Park draws visitors through all four seasons. Come in summer to swim and enjoy water sports, in fall to hike through the forests and admire the changing foliage, or in winter to snowshoe, snowmobile, and cross-country ski. Camping is possible year-round.
Know Before You Go
- High Cliff State Park is located on the northeast shore of Lake Winnebago, a bit over 90 minutes north of Milwaukee by car.
- Vehicle admission permits are required to enter the park, in addition to camping reservation fees. Hunting and fishing permits are also required.
- Facilities include a park office, camp store, marina, and four boat launches, plus picnic areas, playgrounds, and restrooms.
- You can bring your own boat and watercraft. Swimming is permitted in the swim area only, but there is no lifeguard patrol.
- There are accessible campsites, picnic areas, and restrooms at High Cliff, along with an accessible cabin.
High Cliff State Park
Soaring cliffs overlook Wisconsin's largest lake at this aptly named park.
Towering limestone cliffs stand watch over Lake Winnebago’s northeast shore at High Cliff State Park, providing spectacular views. Hike to the Chief Red Bird statue and the observation tower for the most impressive panoramas, then explore the forest trails by bike or on horseback before heading down to the waterfront to cool off. Summer campers can take a swim in the lake and fish for bass and perch, or else bring your boat, kiteboard, or kayak. High Cliff Campground has plenty of pet-friendly RV and tent camping, some sites with electric hookups.
Towering limestone cliffs stand watch over Lake Winnebago’s northeast shore at High Cliff State Park, providing spectacular views. Hike to the Chief Red Bird statue and the observation tower for the most impressive panoramas, then explore the forest trails by bike or on horseback before heading down to the waterfront to cool off. Summer campers can take a swim in the lake and fish for bass and perch, or else bring your boat, kiteboard, or kayak. High Cliff Campground has plenty of pet-friendly RV and tent camping, some sites with electric hookups.
Activities in the park
1 campground in High Cliff State Park
If we were ghosts, we’d make High Cliff Park Campground our home. With rich Native American history and incredible natural beauty, High Cliff State Park is a favorite for families and groups. Beyond the menu of activities Mother Nature offers at High Cliff Park, campers also have an amphitheater, sports fields, a playground and a camp store at the Read more...
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Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation
Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation
When to Go
High Cliff State Park draws visitors through all four seasons. Come in summer to swim and enjoy water sports, in fall to hike through the forests and admire the changing foliage, or in winter to snowshoe, snowmobile, and cross-country ski. Camping is possible year-round.
Know Before You Go
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