Our site, 38 and 38B, was probably one of the nicest sites we've ever stayed in, lots of room and nice shade. We didn't need our awning or screen room - there were no mosquitoes and few stinging insects. The staff made our family reunion camp out exceptional and were very accommodating. Some of us were camping and some were in cabins. I didn't try the food but others in a group did and said it was good. They had some essentials in the store. Therer is a grocery 5 minutes in town plus a farmers market. The pool looked nice, and the kids enjoyed it. The grounds were immaculate and campground very well laid out, seasonal sites were very well maintained. There is some road noise if you are in a tent. I would stay here again if in the area. It took us 30 minutes to get to the Dells area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is one of the nicest campgrounds we ever stayed at. The pool was clean, the showers were clean, and everyone that worked at this campground are so nice. We loved the restaurant; they had prime rib on Saturday. For some reason this campground has no mesquitos thank god, I think because you're not camping in a valley, you're on the side of a hiil overlooking the Baraboo river. The sites are very big. We have been camping here the last 5 years, and look forward to coming back in 07.ps your only 20min.from Wisconsin Dells. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a beautiful campground situated on the side of a hill, with lovely views of the Baraboo River valley. There are shaded sites in an older section and partial shade and some unshaded in the newer sections. The campground pads are either gravel or grass, but there was no problem with mud and we were there after a heavy rain. The interior roads were either paved or gravel, and in good condition. The shower house was immaculate, and the groundskeping was impressive. The campground also has a restuarant that has a buffet Wednesday thru Sundays, and the prices are quite reasonable. There is a swimming pool, a game room, and you can rent canoes or bikes. The "400" state bike trail is just down the road on state highway 33, with a trail head parking area right there. You're about 12 miles from Elroy, the start of the Elroy-Sparta trail, and about 1/2 an hour from Baraboo and the Dells. The campground owner and hosts were very nice and accomodating. This campground is worth a return trip. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.