Wisconsin's Best Campsites
Wisconsin’s camping landscape ranges from the glacial potholes of the St. Croix River to the remote, vehicle-free shores of Rock Island. This collection highlights the state's diverse environments, including the 300-foot-high rock mound at Roche-A-Cri, the old-growth hemlock forests of the Flambeau River, and specialized trailside sites for cyclists in Elroy. These locations provide direct access to unique geological features, historic lighthouses, and extensive multi-use trail systems across the Northwoods and central plains.
Washington Island Campground
Wooded sites located on Washington Island, accessible via ferry from the mainland. The grounds are situated near Schoolhouse Beach, known for its unique smooth limestone shoreline.
Rock Island State Park Campground
Primitive, walk-in sites on a vehicle-free island in Lake Michigan. The park features the historic Pottawatomie Lighthouse and stone buildings constructed by inventor Chester Thordarson.
Roche a Cri State Park Campground
Features a 300-foot-high rock mound with a wooden staircase leading to a panoramic overlook. The site is home to the only confirmed Native American petroglyphs and pictographs in the state.
Interstate State Park WI - South Campground
Located in Wisconsin's oldest state park along the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway. This area features unique glacial potholes and steep basalt cliffs.
Connors Lake Campground
Set within the Flambeau River State Forest, this site is surrounded by old-growth hemlock and pine forests with access to fishing and swimming on Connors Lake.
White Mound County Park Camping
Centered around a 104-acre lake in Sauk County, offering a swimming beach, boat rentals, and several miles of equestrian and hiking trails.
Neshonoc Lakeside Camp Resort
A lakeside resort on Lake Neshonoc featuring two swimming pools, boat rentals, and full-service RV hookups near West Salem.
East Arbutus
Located on the eastern shore of Lake Arbutus, providing direct access to the Jackson County ATV and snowmobile trail systems.
Twin Bridge County Park
A Marinette County park on the High Falls Flowage of the Peshtigo River, featuring a swimming beach, boat launches, and a playground.
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Remote backcountry camping area on the eastern shore of Rock Island State Park, accessible only by hiking from the ferry dock.
Minong Wild Rivers Trail Campground
Primitive camping located directly on the 104-mile Wild Rivers State Trail, primarily serving ATV and snowmobile users.
Baker's Field Bike Trail Camping
A low-impact camping area in Elroy specifically designed for cyclists and hikers using the 400 State Trail and the Elroy-Sparta State Trail.
Interstate State Park WI - Group Campground
Large-capacity sites within Wisconsin's oldest state park, providing group access to the Dalles of the St. Croix River and glacial hiking trails.
Camp Eagle Ridge
A youth and family camp facility located near Mellen, offering outdoor education and seasonal programs.
Camp U-Nah-Li-Ya
A 140-acre YMCA facility on Chute Pond featuring year-round log cabins and seasonal outdoor programming in the Nicolet National Forest.
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