Best RV Campgrounds In Wisconsin

1. Stoney Creek RV Resort

Nestled in Osseo, Wisconsin, this site offers a plethora of amenities for the camper to utilize. Stoney Creek has WiFi, free parking, and outdoor pool, laundry services, and is wheelchair accessible. It is family-run, and has a family friendly environment that can be enjoyed by everyone. You can expect to enjoy activities like swimming, biking, hiking, and more, as Stoney Creek has a lake and a wooded environment surrounding it. The food in the area is excellent, and Stoney Creek is a perfect place to go souvenir shopping if you’re looking to bring some items home to remember your trip by. 

Season: April through October.
Website: https://www.stoneycreekrvresort.com/

What We Like:

• Family Friendly 
• Lots of Amenities
• Comfortable Environment

What We Don't Like:

• Is More of a Resort Than a Campground
• Not Wilderness Based

2. Fox Hill RV Park & Campground

In Baraboo, Wisconsin, you will find Fox Hill RV Park & Campground, a site that has all the amenities you could want with a more outdoors feeling. Fox HIll is found four miles south of the Wisconsin Dells and is a perfect place for hiking, exploring, and feeling like you’re out in the wilderness. Even though it has a woody environment, Fox Hill still offers campers WiFi, laundry, and more. You can even play disc golf, ping pong, and embark on various nature trails.

Season: April through October.
Website: https://foxhillrvpark.com/

What We Like:

• Lots of Amenities
• Clean Campground 
• Relaxing Environment 
• Positive Accolades From Travel Companies

What We Don't Like:

• Tight Campground Setup
• Less Private Space

3. Patricia Lake Campground

Patricia Lake Campground is a family friendly environment with a large wooded area fit for any type of RV. This site is snuggled into the woods of Minocqua, Wisconsin by Patricia Lake. The camp offers WiFi and free parking, so you can be connected and set up with no worries. This campsite is perfect for those who love the outdoors, as the location of the camp is perfect for hiking, swimming, running, and observing wildlife. You truly feel as though you are out in the thick of it all while still being able to enjoy the internet and other homely comforts.

Season: May through October.
Website: https://www.patricialakecampground.com/

What We Like:

• Wilderness Environment 
• Strongly Wooded Area 
• Good Specing

What We Don't Like:

• Fewer Amenities
• Less Activities 

4. Wisconsin State Fair RV Park

When you think of Milwaukee, you probably don’t think of camping, but the Wisconsin State Fair RV Park makes that strange thought become a reality. It’s the only RV park in metro Milwaukee, and is the perfect spot to settle in if you’re going to the Wisconsin State Fair. This site is year-round and offers easy access to the fair itself, as well as Milwaukee’s biggest attractions like sports events and dining locations, which means you’ll never run out of activities. Sure, it’s nothing like traditional RV camping, but it offers an opportunity to experience something new like no other.

Season: All Year-round
Website: https://wistatefair.com/wsfp/rv-park/

What We Like:

• Tons of Activities
• Access to the Fair & the City
• New & Unconventional Experience

What We Don't Like:

• Not Actual “Camping”
• Urban Environment

5. Country Roads Motorhome & RV Park

Found in the Wisconsin Dells, Country Roads Motorhome & RV Park is the perfect place to get away from all the noise and relax. It offers loads of amenities, such as WiFi, showers, propane tank filling, electric hookups, and more. There’s not much to the camp itself, but it provides easy access to casinos and shopping malls. If you’re looking for a quaint place to hide in plain sight for a little bit, this site is right for you.

Season: n/a
Website: https://4countryroads.com/

What We Like:

• Easy Access to Outside Entertainment
• Lots of Amenities

What We Don't Like:

• Close Parking
• Not True Camping
• Not a Wooded Environment

6. Buffalo County Resort, Waumadee

Two hours south of Minneapolis lies Buffalo County Resort in Cochrane, Wisconsin. This camp is known for good food and friendly staff, even if it may not have all the amenities that other campgrounds offer. Don’t worry, though, it has WiFi and scenic wilderness views. This camp is great for fishing, relaxing, and playing ball. It’s a pet-friendly site that serves year-round. At this campground, you’re right in the middle of the excitement of the big city a mere two hours away, and tranquil wilderness to put your mind at ease. 

Season: All Year-round
Website: https://buffalocountyresort.com/

What We Like:

• Good Food
• Friendly Staff
• Fun Activities

What We Don't Like:

• Fewer Amenities
• No Trails

7. Brunet Island State Park, Cornell

Brunet Island State Park is a 1,300-acre park on the Chippewa and Fisher rivers, offering camping, boating, fishing, and hiking trails. There are endless activities and Brunet Island, even including a volleyball court and various playgrounds. With so much space, you and your family have a ton of room to enjoy all that this park has to offer. There are picnic areas, supply stations, and bathroom facilities as well. There is no service, though, so you’ll have to commit to leaving your phone behind. As a state park, it is open year-round for your enjoyment. 

Season: n/a
Website: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/brunetisland/recreation/camping

What We Like:

• Huge Area
• Tons of Activities
• Wilderness Environment

What We Don't Like:

• No WiFi
• Fewer Amenities

8. Lake Joy Campground, Belmont

The highlight of Lake Joy Campground should be obvious: the lake. This camp is seated next to the huge Lake Joy, and provides campers with a great opportunity to go fishing, boating and swimming. There are also various activities like game rooms and walking paths that you can explore if you get tired of being in the water. Amenities include things such as laundry services, supply stations, restrooms, and showers, but WiFi is not provided. This spot is the perfect place for a summer getaway where friends and family can come together.

Season: n/a
Website: https://lakejoy.com/

What We Like:

• Huge Lake Means Loads of Fun in the Water
• Tons of Activities

What We Don't Like:

• No WiFi
• Fewer Amenities 

9. Willow Mill Campsite, Rio

Rio, Wisconsin is the home of the Willow Mill Campsite. This site used to be a water-powered flour mill until it was converted into the camp you see today. Willow Mills boasts a man-made, spring-fed lake and the famous Jennings Trout Stream. This camp is great for swimming, fishing, hiking, and exploring, and comes with several amenities like WiFi, water, electricity, picnic tables, restrooms and a laundromat. Additionally, there are several holiday events and local events that you can participate in if you come at the right time. Willow Mill also provides campers with a good amount of space to camp and not feel stacked on top of each other.

Season: April through October
Website: http://www.willowmillcampsite.com/

What We Like:

• Tons of Activities
• Good Amenities
• Good Spacing

What We Don't Like:

• Less Surrounding Wilderness
• Encompassed By Urban Areas

10. The Enchanted Inn Restaurant & Campground, Gordon

The Enchanted Inn rests by a lake in Gordon, Wisconsin and provides campers with a hybrid of a campground and motel experience. This spot is unique in that while there are activities like fishing and hiking available in the area, the focal point of the site is the Inn itself. If you’re looking at this campground, consider spending some time in the inn and out of your RV. If you elect to stay in the wooded campgrounds, you’ll be comforted to learn that WiFi and sewer services are available. This summer resort also offers an excellent restaurant and cocktail bar for you to enjoy during your stay. 

Season: April through October
Website: https://www.theenchantedinn.com/

What We Like:

• Unique Experience
• Good Food
• Wilderness Environment

What We Don't Like:

• More of an Inn Experience Than a Campsite
• Fewer Activities