Very small in everything!!! The bathroom and showers not handicap accessible. Store hours are…read morevery limited. The pond had a liner that was very slippery going in or out of the pond. We had a group of 26 and 7 people fell. Also saw numerous other people fall. Staff was not very welcoming. Kids and adults loved the blow-up's in the pond. Many barking dogs all day and night!

We were recommended Glacier Valley by a family member in the area and we were not disappointed…read more When we pulled up at check-in, we found a very long line of campers waiting to dump (we saw this was an issue in Google reviews so was prepared) but finally got a space to go around and get checked in. We rented two of the cabins and the amount of space inside was perfect for this family of 4! Each kid got their own loft, we had a bed with wonderful space. The number of things to do while there was perfect for the ADHD kids and the ability to sit and watch them do ALL THE THINGS was perfect for this tired momma! We played mini-golf at 6:45 am, horseshoes at 6:54 am, and playground at 7 am to just start all over again (multiple times)! Definitely plan your drinking schedule with the fact that the bathroom is not in the cabin but still close! We had s'mores on the fire pit and two nights of BBQ! We even swam in the lake and the kids LOVED the inflatables (even the 40-year-old fat dudes got out there). The owners were incredible and friendly. Really can see that they care and have built a wonderful community. We will be back!

When to Tower Hill State Park for the very first time back in October of last year and I absolutely…read morefalling love with this beautiful state park. It's definitely one of my all time favorite of the Wisconsin State Parks that I've been to so far. I would definitely love to go back to Tower Hill again in the future.

Nice "little" State Park. Small compared to other state parks such as Devil's Lake or Governor…read moreDodge... but it packs a lot of punch. Great Vista, trails are easy to navigate and it looks like there is much needed trail maintenance and repair going on. This is a great little stop if your looking for a mile or two hike when in the area. If you're into camping there are campsites at this property, albeit reservations are required!

We stayed here with a group of 15 other camping units in June 2021…read more We will not return. Best for primitive campers who don't need electricity or clean bathrooms/showers. Shower cost $0.25. Best for RV campers who enjoy the challenge of a non-level site and have access to unlimited leveling blocks. Electricity hasn't been updated from original installation 50+ years ago. (Seriously, it's from the 60's). Cannot support advertised 30 amp service. 15 amp service was questionable at best. RV's with a fridge or water heater, expect to use your propane. A/C is not supported, and usage within any camper on your block blows the main fuse. Eventually the owner replaces the fuse after an hour, and the process repeats. No compensation or refunds are available. There is a $10 deposit for any reservation. The rest is paid on arrival. The owner will pressure for payment while campers are actively setting up on their site. There is a pool. You can use it... Trees are not maintained with in the campground. Many low branches, dead and alive. Roads are not suitable for larger campers or Any Big Rig. Many large, dead hanging branches within the campground. Pavilion/shelter for rent: Not available upon arrival, after reserving a year in advance. The pavilion is a garage that is mostly full.

The campground is beautiful. So much room to explore the wilderness, I love how peaceful the…read moreatmosphere is. Would definitely recommend staying at this campground if you just need a weekend away or a whole summer vacation from the everyday life.

Quiet, gorgeous, and reasonably cared for. Perfect for a camper that enjoys staying in camp and…read moredoesn't need a lot of amenities. **Boy Scouts may be available to deliver wood, but there's also wood sold nearby. Noting here, there's not much by way of hiking paths, mud lake is not swimmable, and they don't offer recycling collection. -There is a great bike trail onsite -Mud Lake (also onsite) seems to be great for fishing and tooling around in a small boat -It's quiet and campers seem to be respectful of one another. -The old Savannah Oak trees are beautiful and offer just enough shade to many (but not all) of the campsites. -This campground is not maintained on a daily basis, so the grass was a little overgrown and the pit toilets could have been slightly cleaner. There are also no garbage cans in the pits, but a dumpster in the parking lot. This campground is made for a more rustic camper, as it has less amenities than your typical state park campground. Noting here, these are all walk-in sites with the exception of the group site. There are pit toilets and a well for water, but no other facilities.

Perfect for when you want to get outside for a night or two but don't want to drive hours and hours…read moreto get away from it all! Only about 30 minutes from Madison this campground offers a pretty tranquil camping experience given it's location and especially given that it's a State campground. No RV's allowed and you have to trek in all your gear 50-100 yards from the parking lot. Not a huge deal, but apparently inconvenient enough that a lot of people take a pass (fiiiine by me!). I think it's great not having any cars rumble past your campsite at night. All I heard was a rooster and a cow (this isn't exactly the wilderness, people, more like farmland). Set in a grove of old stately oak trees, each campsite has a fire ring and a picnic table. Some are definitely on the sunny side, so feel free to call up the ranger to make sure you end up where you want to. There are bathrooms (well, porto-potties) and well water near the parking lot. You will not be finding any firewood on your own, you'll need to buy it from somewhere local. The gas station sells bundles for $5 but an even better deal is the boy scout troop who sells daily at the campsite. Their number is posted upon your entry so just give them a call to find out what time they're coming by. The campground was only partially full when I was there one August weekend and the ranger said that it usually only fills up (or close to it) on holiday weekends or when there is an event at some nearby concert venue. BOTTOM LINE: I hesitated to even write this review because I don't want this secret jewel to become overrun. Good stuff!!

Love camping here! I've been here going on 4 years!…read more Peaceful and lots of fun. They are a sister company to point bluff. So tubing, kyacking, and just lounging on the river. The owners are wonderful people, Fred and Julie . Our camp manager Heather is also. The camping is right on the river , unless you have a permanent site. They will be opening more sites soon. Right on the Atv trails and we have a bar on site. Also dog park. Buying to the tubing . We have really enjoyed it here.

The Rock is all aces. This campground is amazing. Just some real great people and a good mix of…read morelocal flare. In two nights, I felt like I had made a whole new group of friends. Their friendly bar which is on site is the perfect amount of good times while also being low key enough to not keep up little ones. You can launch a boat on the river right at the campsite or you can shore cast and expect to see crappie, bass, walleye, perch, cat fish and carp. I heard they catch northerns too if that's your thing. I can't say enough about Heather who is running the place. She's an excellent communicator who really helped make my experience there wonderful.

We had a fantastic stay at Indian Trails Campground and were impressed by how well the campground…read moreis maintained and operated. The bathrooms were truly next level for a campground--spacious stalls, tile finishes, automatic soap and towel dispensers, and very clean showers. They were some of the nicest campground facilities we've experienced. The inflatables on the lake were a huge hit with the kids, and the beach had perfect soft sand for swimming, sandcastles, and relaxing. The kids also loved both pools and spent hours enjoying the water. Our granddaughter was thrilled to win bingo during our stay! We appreciated the little details that made camping easier. Garbage was picked up at our site multiple times a day, and staff watered the roads to keep the dust down. My favorite feature was the dump station--hoses were already hooked up and ready to use, making the process quick and easy. More campgrounds should do this. The mini golf course was fun, the campground store had a great selection of toys that the grandkids loved, and quiet hours were actually respected, which made for peaceful evenings. Indian Trails does an excellent job creating a fun, family-friendly camping experience while keeping the campground clean, organized, and comfortable. We'll be back!

I camped here for a couple of days. It was a pleasant experience. I was in Cabin J, which was their…read morebest cabin with restroom and a shower. Stay was comfortable. Campground was peaceful. Trash removal was prompt. There was a fire ring outside. We made fire in the evening. Camp store food was reasonable. Soft serve ice cream came in many flavors. Pizza burger was my favorite item. Burger patty had a layer of cheese in between. Tot rings were nice and crispy. Crispy chicken sandwich and chicken nuggets were good. Chicken Alfredo pizza was lotza mozza pizza. I like that brand. Root beer float was a decent one. There was a complimentary softee cone, a kayak rental and a bundle of wood. That was a nice surprise.

Benderz bar and grill has a serious fly problem. I got the cauliflower pizza and it was really good…read morehowever, having 50 flies dive bombing while I eat was pretty disgusting. gross.

What a fun 4 days. The staff handled the crowd and fireworks with a positive upbeat attitude. The…read morefood cart is a nice addition and the breakfast burrito was huge and delicious! The bartenders and food staff are excellent and very friendly. I did not use the pool but heard there were 2-3 hour intervals and you had your leave when at capacity to let the next group of people swim. I heard people complaining but safety should always be the 1st priority. Well Done Riverbend!

It's a quite nice campground, but your enjoyment of it depends on what you come there for. On the…read moreplus side, they have sites with electricity and running water available, there are neat little vehicles like pedal go carts and electric scooters available for rental (as well as golf carts), there's a nice video arcade, a pretty well stocked general store, a snack bar, and a great little pond with all sorts of massive inflatable pool toys for kids to play on (big rafts and whatnot). On the minus side, there's not much in the way of hiking around there, and the campsites are carved up into pretty small areas. It's equivalent to taking a huge nice apartment in chicago and making 3 condos out of it. Where we were was nice, but I wouldn't want to be here on a big weekend. Also, check in is at an oddly late 3 PM time. It's extra to check in earlier than that unless they tell you otherwise. Overall, this place would be great for people with kids that don't really want to 'rough it' as much as chill in front of a fire. The quiet time is a family friendly 10 PM. I would not recommend it for a group of folks who want to party outdoors late. But if you have a group with a lot of kids say 5-11, I'd highly recommend it.

Booked Red 12 for 2 nights, did not stay. The site was a dirt island, had to drive over curb to…read morepull in. It was too small for truck and travel trailer to exist comfortably together. The roads were narrow. It was incredibly crowded. Not really for camping in the peace and quiet enjoyable sense.

Gave this a try cuz it was close & under new mngt. No positives here. Our site was v small and…read morecovered in goose poop next to a pond. The rec ctr with mini golf under its roof was totally unusable and being used as a storage area. Pool is nice size but water isn't the cleanest I've seen. We saw about 10 permanent sites for sale which prob says something about this place. Needs lots of TLC, we won't be back anytime soon.

From the owner: Willow Mill Campsite, located on 120 acres of pristine land, was once the site of a Rio…read morewater-powered flour mill. It is now the site of a 40-acre, man-made, spring-fed lake. Running throughout the length of the campground is the famous Jennings Trout Stream, where you can catch both Brown and Brook Trout. Swimmers are invited to use our heated pool for sunbathing and swimming. Children are encouraged to use the swings, slides, and other playground equipment. Hiking trails encompass the area for the whole family to enjoy. Each campsite is a spacious and level site with plenty of shade; for your comfort, all sites are complete with water, electricity, picnic tables, and fire rings. During your stay, you will enjoy our Laundromat, clean restrooms, flush toilets, and Wi-Fi access. We also have a convenience store, and on Sunday mornings, fresh bakery and area newspapers for sale.