Great place for kids. Lots of things for them to do. We stayed during the week so not as many but enough. Really nice campground and close by to lots of activities. We were there to visit the Dells. Of course that explains all the children with all the amusements at the Dells. We personally would not have wanted to be there on a weekend. The owners were very accommodating and very friendly. Sites were a little difficult to back in with all the trees. But overall our stay was really nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Large spaces, lots of trees and grass-children playing-dogs fetching--almost idyllic. On the week-end the entire tone of the campground changed--2-3 carloads of people for each campsite, screaming children (and adults), barking dogs, car alarms--clothes lines strung from every vertical structure in the park with not only bathing suits and towels on them, but underwear, tablecloths, etc--(it looked like a Brooklyn slum scene in a bad 50's movie). Due to the way the park is laid out--all of the activities (pool, playground, arcade, miniature golf, and bikes are right at the only road to enter the park--walking, driving or riding was next to impossible due to the crush of people-and very dangerous to all. Most parents were responsible--but some abdicated their responsibility and allowed their children to bully smaller children, be rude and generally behave in a dangerous and irresponsible manner. The campground was hideous for 2 solid days. By Sunday afternoon the "hordes" had gone home, most (not all) of the clotheslines were down and the park returned to its pleasant, quiet, idyllic self. This park is close to the Dells, the Crane foundation, shopping, restaurants and Baraboo and the Circus Museum. We would stay here again--but NEVER, EVER on a week-end! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great facilities. Staff very outgoing often stopping by our site to ask about concerns or if anything was needed. Numerous activities to keep everyone entertained. Will return! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very clean and well taken care of. Owners and staff will do anything to help. This is a great park for a family with children. Also for a family park it was very quiet. Wish all parks were like this one. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Campground was nice, people were friendly. Would visit again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My husband and I camped at Baraboo Hills Campground for several weeks in May, including the Memorial Day weekend. Our children and grandchildren also camped there with us and we all had a wonderful time. The park offers many things for kids. There is a nice heated swimming pool, miniature golf, catch and release fish pond (with lots of big fish) and a little train that travels around the park for the kids to ride. The park managers are very friendly and try hard to make our stay pleasant. The park is very well kept and clean. We are looking forward to camping there again in the future. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I would like to recommend this campground to all who read the entries at this site. The owner of this campground strives very hard to keep things clean, neat, orderly and safe. I heard some of the reservationists explain the quiet time policy to some young guests, and as a family of four with small children, I am really grateful for the effort put forth to ensure that each site is guaranteed peace and quiet at a decent time. Baraboo Hills is all about "family" as you can tell by the recently added train ride which gave our small children a short ride around the camp. There is no need to leave the campground for activities as there is plenty to do here. In the morning, we noticed that left our truck radio on all night, and the truck would not start. The manager came out and jumped our battery right away so we could get going at no charge. Now that's going the extra mile! We'll be back year after year and will recommend this campground to our friends. We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

I'd like to commend the staff and management at Baraboo Hills Campground in Wisconsin for a job well done! I checked into a w/e site, began to set up my pop up camper and lo and behold in the downpour evening, the crank broke! I came back to office frustrated and wanting to cancel my camping weekend. The manager greeted me and immediately set my family up in an available cabin and called a mechanic to repair my pop up. Within 24 hours my popup was fixed and my family was still able to enjoy a wonderful week of camping. Thank you for going the extra mile Baraboo Hills! My family was very pleased with the cleanliness, kindness and caring attitude your staff put forth. It was invigorating to see the staff working so hard (cleaning showers, bathrooms, cabins, delivering wood, mowing and trimming trees) yet having a good time. We're making this our annual spot! We camped here in a .

We stayed here memorial day weekend. We stayed in a campsite across from some of the cabins, as we had friends staying in the cabin. I felt it was a nice campground to stay at. Sites were wide enough and had some room. Staff was friendly, family's camping nearby were all friendly. Pool was full as it was a great weekend for weather. Back to the sites. They were grassy, shaded, water, electric and sewer. Wouldn't ask to change any of that. Thank you for the great weekend. Our friends loved the cabin as well. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have camped at this park many times over the last 6 years, including last Labor Day weekend. It is my kids first choice in parks because they like the free sport shop. Regarding the above negative reviews, as I mentioned, we camped there at the same time so I was concerned about the issue of harrassment and stalking. I checked with the Baraboo Police Department and was informed that they do not have jurisdiction over the campground, hence they did not send out anyone from their department. The campground falls under the Sauk Co. Sherriff's Department, so I checked with them and they also said that they never sent anyone out to talk to the owners. So the prior statements regarding the police are not true. As I mentioned my family was there, we witnessed their loud behavior and to answer the question in a prior review as to "If they were so bad why weren't they told to leave?" It might help to know that on Sunday night we over heard the owners trying to talk to them, and when the owners said something about evicting them, the campers response was something to the effect of; you can't kick us out, we've been drinking and can't drive. This admission from them explains a lot of what was really going on. If they were drinking, their memory is most likely cloudy and skewed regarding the events of the weekend. This confirms my first thoughts which are that the large group of people we saw there, who were loud and disruptive, are trying to bad mouth a nice place. It is my families first choice in campgrounds, the bathrooms are always clean and there is always something for my kids to do. I would continue to go there with out any concerns. The staff has always been very helpful and friendly. We will continue to go and recommend this campground to any family. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Our family was there Labor Day weekend as well and we defineately did not see the conditions you are claiming. Nor the "evil" staff members either. We were camping in the same area as you were and have a different view of what happened. There were times that the noise level at night was a little much for us. We were not the only ones who felt this way. I don't think that the security staff or the campground owner would single any one out if there was not a concern by surrounding sites. After all there were a lot of other guests there besides your sites. However I do commend a campground that enforces a "quiet time " policy. In fact it is one of the main reasons we have continued to return to this campground. A family atmosphere is what they have always provided. I am all for people having a good time but respect for the campground and the other guests has always been a concern for me when we visiting different areas. I have never had to worry about that at this campground. I think you need to look at the definition of the word "stalking" in the dictionary. You may have it confused with the enforcement of campground policies. It is a shame that your experience was not a good one. I don't think, however that it was the fault of the Campground authorities. We have been camping here for several years and I am sorry but we strongly disagree with what you have claimed. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an excellent campground. The campground is beautiful and well maintained with level sites. The owners and employees were extremely friendly and helpful. When you buy firewood from them they will even deliver it to your site. The bathroom and showers were neat and clean. This is truly a family campground. Our children had an excellent time renting pedal carts, using the pool, playing on the large play ground and using equipment from the free sports shop. The complete time we there our children always had something to do. Great place to camp and we will be going back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My family and I have camped at this campground several times over the last five years. We have never had or seen a problem as you have described. The reason we go, and will continue to go there is because it is clean, quiet and very family oriented. I feel that this campground caters to the family more than any of the others that we have been to that are in the Baraboo, Wisconsin Dells area. The only exception for us was this past Labor Day weekend in 2003. The same time you said someone in your group was there. If you look on their map they have 157 sites. You say there were 10 families who had a problem. My guess is that is is not 10 individual families, but one group of people that were in 10 different sites that were there together. It seemed to me that none of you bothered to think about the other sites around you, like my family. Quiet time starts at 10:30 p.m. and these people seemed to forget that there are certain rules that apply to ALL of the guests. On more than one evening you were up and were loud, whether you care to realize that or admit it. If we were bothered by it I am sure others were. But enough about you. As I mentioned before this campground is extremely family oriented. In fact the owners have gone out of their way, every year, by constantly making improvements on the campground facilities as well as offering new activities for the kids. What other campground offers free bike rental, free mini-putt golf and free rental of other sports equipment. Crafts and movies for the kids in the brand new pavillion were new additions this year. Other campgrounds that we have visited over the years seem to nickel and dime you every time you turn around just to keep your kids busy. Every time we camp here they have always given us information on where to get the best discount tickets for the Wisconsin Dells attractions so we can save a few dollars. We have always experienced a friendly and helpful staff not like the one you have described. I stake my five years of experience against what you have claimed. We already have reservations booked for next year. This campground gets a perfect 10. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The sites were big but they were so unlevel that we had a very difficult time setting up our 5th wheel. When we finally did, it looked like IT was tilted but its just that the ground was so sloped (both front to back and side to side). I am not sure how a motorhome would be able to compensate enough. We were in Quartzite, since the other campgrounds were closed. Our neighbors kept letting their dogs off their leash (as did several others) even after I asked them not to because I have a cat out on the leash. Most of the time we had no cell signal (AT&T) but we did get 2 channels on the TV. The dump station had very low hanging branches, causing us to scratch the top of our trailer. If you don't have a National Park Pass or Wisconsin State pass, you'll have to get one to camp here, adding to the cost. Next time I'd probably stay somewhere else. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The distance between sites was huge! There are 3 different campgrounds, so it would be a good idea to check them all out before deciding on a site. There is no water hookup, so you must fill your fresh water tank before you set up at your site. There is no Wi-Fi available at the campsite. There is one at the campground store. Since this State Park is part of the Ice Age National Trail, the Federal Golden Access card can be used here. It got me reduced rates. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We've been here a number of times, one of our favorites state parks. Many sites from heavily shaded to full sun. Bathrooms and showers are generally well kept but they do fall behind a bit during the morning rush. You do want to go off-peak times if you want a hot water shower. Lots of activities available from hiking, rock climbing, fishing, and swimming. Nature Center is small but interesting. Basement floor has a historical exhibit that gives a good overview but probably appeals more to adults. This is one of the most popular parks in the WI system so if you're looking for peace and quiet during the summer months, you won't find it here on the weekends. Weekdays are better, but still crowded. Kids love it. Close to Baraboo for supplies and a few good places to eat. 15-20 min. away from WI. Dells, the tourist trap of the world but a great diversion for the kids if you run into bad weather. Many good places to eat there if you're so inclined. We camped here in a Tent.

It is a fantastic place to camp! Even though we like to try other campgrounds now & then, Devil's Lake always is a wonderful experience. It rained every day off & on but we still had a great time. We had nice camping neighbors. The facilities include clean bathrooms and beautiful Lake to swim in. There is great hiking too. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

An excellent park! There is a lake that has a swimming beach (though due to heavy rains the beach was under water). There is no drainage into the lake so it is clean without E. Coli issues. Plenty of bathrooms around. There's plenty of wooded sites but even the open sites are spacious and offer some trees. This is close to the Dells. There is also a camp store that meets your needs. This is prime camping here. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Devil’s Lake State Park, near Baraboo, WI. Stayed here for two days in late June 2007. Quite a nice state park campground, including being big-rig friendly with many of their sites. Electricity only. Great hiking on the grounds of the state park, including a somewhat challenging east and west bluff trail with about a 500 foot rise in elevation. Stunning views at the summits of each climb. Devil’s Lake has lots to offer – swimming, boating (electric motors only), scuba diving, fishing. Great beach area with numerous picnic sites. Clean, quiet, lots to do. For those who need more stimulation, the Wisconsin Dells and all that is offered there is just 12 miles away. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice state park. We originally had site 207 which was in a wooded shady area. Because of the weather and bugs we changed to site 100, which is huge open site and worked well for us. The hike up to balance rock was strenuous but worth it! We ended up paying a bit more for the campsite because of fees and being from out of state. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Park looked real nice to me. I had no problem with parking and the pull through sites looked wide enough for slide outs. Park host was real friendly and helpful with finding thing to do in Dells. Wi-Fi works great. $23 was the Passport America rate. You bet I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean park ,but hilly and sites not level. Could not get cell phone reception, bad TV , sites very,very close together. On a hillside and no air flow. Only positive is if you have children they might like the park with games, pool etc. I would not stay there again We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A nice park for an overnight or a few nights to explore the Dells. Large swimming pool. Our site was not level, but could be easily leveled with blocks. Lots of outdoor games and a small store. Would stay again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our first time to the park and we enjoyed every minute of it! A very nice clean park and easy to find. Only thing that was annoying were the roundabouts on Rt 12 that you have to go through to get to N Reedsburg Road, they are difficult to maneuver with a 40ft 5th wheel! Great playground for the kids, a sand volleyball court that my kids used their sand toys in, a basketball area, heated pool, giant chess, a game room and a fully stocked camp store that also had slushies that were a big hit! They had a craft for the kids each day that my kids really enjoyed doing. Close to the Ho Chunk Casino and outlet mall and other Dells attractions. We opted to go into Baraboo to the grocery store, less crowded than Walmart in the Dells. All around a very nice campground that we would definitely visit again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We are camped here as I write this. There are 'big rig' pull through sites, but they are close together and not particularly level. Several rigs, including ours, have the front wheels off the ground. The park is attractive and kid friendly with a large playground area. The Wi-Fi works great. The doggy off leash area mentioned on their web site is about 30' X 40' in size. I would be concerned about getting a big rig through the park to the big sites on a busy weekend. Some of the trees need trimming and if all the sites were full I may not have had the option to swing out around them. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent family campground with weekend activities. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The campground is close to the attractions in the area. It has a nice swimming pool and hiking trails. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I was rather disappointed with this campground. It certainly doesn't rate as highly as Trailer Life and Woodall's believe. Yes, the entrance is manicured and inviting but the sites themselves are narrow and poorly cared for. We were in two different sites and both were far from level and we had wheels off the ground. It was impossible to get level with jacks. The sites were narrow and needed gravel so that you automatically stepped onto grass when you exited the motorhome. The swimming pool was nice during the week when the children were not there. At the weekend the campground was tightly packed with laundry strewn all over. Quite noisy. Good location for interstate and casino access. WiFi was consistently good. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We pulled into this campground and you can immediately see how well it is taken care of. We have a 34 ft. 5th wheel and had no problems getting through and making turns throughout the campgrounds. The check in process was easy and everyone was very friendly. We didn't use the swimming pool, but it looked very nice and again well kept. Close to the casino if you enjoy that and a lot of other nice features. Will camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A nice family park. Site was level side to side, but front to back was another story. I could not get it completly level. The Wi-Fi worked well. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

10's are a bit strong. We paid PA rate, $45 plus tax is the regular rate for full hookup pull through sites. This section has a bit of grade to it, with double blocks under our front jacks we still were not quite level, both front tires came off the ground. Verizon cell was marginal, no broadband but the WiFi was good. Very quiet at night here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

My family loved this place! It has clean sites, and was very family friendly. We will definitely be back! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is very clean and new improvements are being put in every year. This year they added a dog park and an oversized checker set for the campers to play. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Various activities are planned for the summer camping season. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was clean with a friendly staff. The Wi-Fi was excellent, but the television reception was spotty at best. Our site was not level. In our opinion the regular rate is too high for what you get. We used Passport America. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a clean, quiet, and friendly campground in good proximity to Wisconsin Dells. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is our type of campground. Lots of trees & friendly staff. WI-FI is free and signal was excellent. We stayed in site F-2. Temp in pool was listed at 82, but that was false advertising. Grandkids had no problem with it, but took this ol'granddad some getting used to cold water, but was nice once you got in. Definitely would stay again. Nice playground with good equipment. We were right across road from it so convenient to keep eye on grandkids. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Park was very clean, especially since the surrounding area was flooded. We were greeted as we walked up and the staff was friendly. Checkout was a breeze. It was conveniently located and they had shuttle service to the casino. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not a particularly scenic park, but conveniently located to many attractions and pleasant owner. We broke the tongue jack on our trailer and they were kind enough to loan us the equipment needed to get our trailer on and off the truck. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Pull thru sites were long but not level side to side or front to back and were close together. Playground equip was old and in poor repair. The pool was next to the office and was handy to the W & E sites but if you wanted a full hookup you about had to drive to the pool. We stayed 4 nights - would have left sooner but they have a strict no refund policy. WiFi is available but at a cost of $6.95 a day - the highest price we have ever seen in 20,000 miles of RV travel. We paid the Passport America price of $20 a night - we would have felt really ripped off at the normal $40 rate. It was barely worth what we paid. There are many campgrounds in this area - I'm sure there are better choices. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.