We stumbled upon Interstate State Park from the Wisconsin side and somehow found our new favorite…read moreplace. Absolutely stunning. The trees, greenery, rock formations, and trails are gorgeous, and everything was incredibly well maintained. The Ice Age Trail was perfect with kids and had just enough adventure without turning into a family survival exercise. We already can't wait to go back. Five stars and a new pair of hiking shoes may now be required.

Only an hour from the metro area, this park offers incredibly beautiful views with a variety of…read moretrails for all hiking levels. I personally prefer visiting parks earlier in the day to avoid foot traffic, but even as we left around noon it didn't feel as crowded despite how many people were there. No matter which side of the park (MN or WI) you find yourself, you will not be disappointed!

Love this Campground. Can't say enough about how kind and Nice the Owners are. We have met some…read moregreat people at the Campsite that will be lifelong friends. Bump's bar is only steps away from the campground. Such a fun bar always fun thing going on. Meat Raffel on Fridays, Bingo or a Cash Drawing on Saturdayand lot of other fun things through out the year. I Highly Recommend checking this place out of your looking for a Seasonal campsite this is the place to come.

From the owner: Devil's Lake Resort is a "little slice of Heaven" that sits on over 50 level acres, adjoining the…read morebeautiful, sand bottom Devil's Lake. We have more than 250 feet of pristine shoreline for our tenants and guests to enjoy.

Overall it's a nice little campground near home. We stayed in a covered wagon and out was a very…read morehot weekend. The AC kept the place pretty cool but the fridge did not keep things cold. We even turned it down to the lowest setting but still didn't help. It was great they had a pool and splash pad but they didn't open until 10 and while the sign said closed at 8, the online policy you sign said it closed at dusk. We went just after 8 and were told it was closed. We pointed out the policy and was told they had to update the website. It was disappointing and not a great impression. The camping spaces are very close together and for the price to stay in the wagon ($175/night) you have to bring basically everything to cook and stay. Overall it's fine for a little getaway and we live close but I probably won't come back.

Nice place to pitch a tent but don't expect to get a good nights sleep. Both nights we camped it…read morewas like a free for all. Loud people around 1-3am, a generator at one of the river side sites RUNNING ALL NIGHT!! People have no respect, this is not camping, it's an embarrassment.

The bar is Awesome. Dawn and barb are so fun you will never forget her laugh always free beer…read moretomorrow . Nice boat landing pizza and fillers for your drunk fantasy shot specials and karokee Wow please come see barb

Great spot for a stopover, it's a self checkin. $25 with electricity or $15 without. Close to a…read moregreat restaurant, no idea why no one else was here but yeah, we thought it was a good place to stop.

We had a quick stay here for two nights while we were visiting friends who live up by turtle Lake…read more They do have a lot of different types of sites, including seasonal, monthly and tent sites. There are also a selection of sites that only have electric and water. Take a look at their online map so you can determine which area you want your spot in. We were in an area that appears to have all pull through with full service so there were a lot of us coming and going. We were on the end so we had a really nice quiet area for our picnic table and fire pit. This particular row, though the sites are pretty tight. If you do a monthly site, it looks like the sites are almost twice the size. They have a ton of things to do, make sure you sign up for their text program when you check in and they send a morning text with any of the events happening that day. They also have pizza, donuts, all kinds of things in the general store. They have a partnership with Taylor Falls canoe, so the buses parked there, and you can go right to do canoeing from the campground round trip Note that they do not have a laundry room, but there was a nice laundromat a couple miles away in St. Croix. There is also a mini golf course- so make sure to check that out as well. They do have a lot of events - and they have a fenced in area where you can order wine and beer. Nice place and we would stay here again if on the area.

We stayed for 2 nights at this campground. Overall it's clean, operations were smooth. We stayed in…read morea tent site... these could use some improvement. One site next to us was all torn up by tire tracks and mud. The walk to the bathrooms and drinking water is a short hike. Not sure what's in the foam at the kid's foam party but it burned my kids eyes. We'll probably explore other options in the area before coming back here.

Great place to stay ! Been there 4 years seasonal. Pool kid pool close to Lake Mille Lacs great…read morefishing

Love this Campground! We've been coming here for at least 4 years. Now seasonal. It's clean,spots…read moreare huge and always manicured lawns. Pool is so fun for adults and kids.

Fun campground and great people. They have mini golf, basketball hoops, volleyball, a couple super…read morefun tube slides, and lots of playground equipment for kids. We used their trail in the back to get to the blacktop roads where we spent many afternoons biking around the area! We really enjoyed our seasonal site last!!

We had a great time here. Very friendly and family oriented place! Great Playground! Our…read moreDaughter LOVED it! Nice and comfortable restrooms and Bathhouse. Very Clean and well kept. The Owners were very responsive to questions, and had answers within a minute of texting. Great WIFI on the east end of the campground. We will Definitely return.

When I first arrived on Friday I was greeted by one of the owners Merle. I was told where my spot…read morewas and informed it was pretty wet from this past weeks rain which I was prepared for. They have lots of great activities including a rubber duck race where the donate 1/2 of the money raised to the local food shelf. Everything was going great until yesterday(Sunday) when I decided to walk around the campground to check out more of the area. I was on the road at the far end of the campground when a campers 4 dogs spotted me and started running and barking aggressively. I stopped to try and give the owners a chance to call them off as well as hopefully deescalate the situation. That is when the German Shepherd came around the back of me and bit my bum. I said ouch. The owner finally got the dogs attention and put him in their camper. I left and went back to my camp site. I saw the skin was broken and soon I had a large bruise. I called the office and asked if the campground owners could please stop by my site as I wanted them aware of what happened. 2 hours later still no contact from them. I then went up to the bar and restaurant and located Merle and Laura. I told the what transpired and only had one request which was to please find out if the dog is up to date on vaccines. They said they would. That was 6 pm last night. I left the campground at 10 am this morning and still have not been contacted. Dogs off leash when so many children are around is an issue. If the campers next to me had encountered this dog with their 1 and 3 year olds I do not think it would have been I so minor. Again loved the campground and activities but disappointed that this issue was not followed up on. Worst part is the dogs belong to a long time seasonal camper at the facility so I'm afraid it won't be addressed.

Too much to say and no positive comments. Overall experiance from ownership, service and food all…read morepoor. Wouldn't recomend to an enemy.