Sites are all unlevel and up or down hill so be prepared with rvs. Showers were okay…read more So....there are no mounds to actually see or visit or walk around. We asked and were told no and explored all trails anyway and still nothing. Their website Description is what was found there years and years ago, not whats there now. Overgrown brush on trails except few paved by camp. Its a view off the bluffs of the rivers and a small old town whoch was the real highlight for $13.00 person tours. Thats all that saved this wasted gas trip. Go to Cahokia if you want real mounds to see and walk around. Oh we Also paid additional $16 day parking pass on top of $54 camping fee. So be prepared for extra money spent and bring tick sprays.

We love it so much. It is so beautiful and the host there is…read morereally helpful. Shower and bathroom are amazing and clean.

I loved this place from start to finish. As soon as I pulled up and got out the office was closed…read morebut within a few seconds a gentleman pulled up on a 4x4 with a trailer introduced himself and Dennis and started telling all about this campground. asking me what I wanted to do and making arrangements to help accommodate my needs. I had a great spot along a babbling brook that helped put me to sleep and gently woke me up in the morning. As I walked around almost everyone said help to me and were openly friendly as we chatted. There shower and bath facilities were clean and modern, even the smaller building on the far end was a toilet and not a hole in the ground. they were clean and did not smell at all, I don't even think I saw any bugs in any of them. There was wood on site for purchasing and i think I saw a pop machine but I am not sure, also there was no snack shop but that was not a concern for me. I would recommend this place to anyone and I plan on going back, the sooner the better!

I have to say we thought we were going to be in a typical campground setting. Office open to buy…read morewood, clean, relaxing setting, but this was clearly more of a place to park your home and go to work. We were next to the road, across from the wood shop, and a dumpster with garbage flowing outside. There was no picnic table and the fire ring was not usable. If you are just looking for a place to park im sure this is fine but if you are looking for a relaxing outside experience this is not your place. I wish we had known before we drove the distance.

We were here as part of a Nature Foundation of Wisconsin outing so we were lucky to have the park's…read moresuperintendent as one of our tour guides. We hiked along the trail that overlooked both the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. It was beautiful. Lots of interesting birds, plant life and history. There are many beautiful vistas and historic/ geographical plaques and markers to help explain the area. The flood marker at the boat launch was impressive. We were only here for the day but we could see how this is a popular place for camping. We understand in summer that the mosquitoes can be fierce - lucky we were here in May. We brought our picnic lunch to the far south end of the park at the Henneger Point picnic area and had it to ourselves. A very nice state park.

This is a really nice park for easy hikes with outstanding views…read more Lookout point is a must with a beautiful view of the Wisconsin river flowing into the Mississippi. The sand caves loop is an easy shaded hike perfect for hot days (with bug repellent). Driving down to the boat landing also give an interesting view from the fishing platform. Overall a really nice park.

The drive down to the park is a very narrow road with lots of drop offs down into trees and water…read more Kind of scary. The park itself is fairly clean. They have lots of things to do for the family.

Clean right on river. Water, electric, well maintained. Online check in easy changes.read more

It's pretty being right on the Mississippi River but that's about the only Positive. Train runs…read more24/7 and several times during the nights they blew the horn much, much longer than needed.

A great place to stop while taking the Mississippi River Trail by car, Pikes Peak State Park…read moreprovides the best views of the River that my wife and I found during our 10 day road trip. It was definitely worth the stop and short walk along the wooden bridge boardwalk to see a small waterfall along the way. The state park was established in 1935, and is named after the same explorer (Zebulon Pike) that the summit in Colorado is named after.

Beautiful, very nicely maintained park overlooking the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin…read morerivers. Short walk to bridal veil falls along a wooden boardwalk is worth it. Lots of birds. Lovely, serene spot.

We loved the Spook Cave tour for a fun fall activity! Myah was our tour guide and she was…read morefantastic. She really entertained us and we might have been slightly spooked (in a good way). My kids (aged 10 & 8) had a great time! The scenery was beautiful and the cave was awesome! We would recommend this tour and we would go back.

Fun and interesting tour. I've been in many caves, but never by boat. Kinlee was a knowledgeable…read moreguide with a big repertoire of dad jokes.

We came back to visit this year after having such a great experience last year. This really is one…read moreof our favorite campgrounds. It's very quiet, owners are friendly, make sure to stop into the little store as they have some local products for purchase. There's also a room that we didn't notice last by the office that has some big couches for lounging along with pool tables and games and books. We are usually pretty busy with family when we're here so didn't even know this place existed. The utilities are all in working order and we like to stay down on the end so we have an overview of the cattle farm. The fireflies at night in the field are also really fun to watch.

Great sites and beautiful grounds. Bathrooms are excellent…read more Close to town with nice restaurants.