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Devil’s Lake State Park (left) 

Devil’s Lake is easily the largest and one of the most popular campgrounds in Wisconsin. 500-foot bluffs surround the lake with the lake being 360 acres. The beautiful views and beaches around the park will make for a fun camping trip. We guarantee you will want to make this a tradition for summers to come.

Neshonoc Lakeside Camp (below)

Neshonoc Lakeside Camp on Lake Neshonoc is located in La Crosse, WI in West Salem. The campground features include two heated pools, two playgrounds, basketball court, golf cart rentals and boat/kayak rentals. If you are camping in an RV, the grounds have blacktop roads, LP gas refills/exchanges and a dump station on-site.

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Peninsula State Park

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Peninsula State Park located in Door County includes over 450 campsites and family friendly activities the whole family will enjoy! This summer, enjoy a movie at the summer theater, play a round of golf and relax by the sandy beaches. Some of the camping spots include modern amenities of showers for your convenience.

Mirror Lake State Park

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Mirror Lake State Park is the perfect camping destination and for some fun in the sun. While staying at the park, campers have the option of renting rowboats, pontoon boats, paddle-boards and kayaks and canoes for a day on the lake.

Indian Shores | photo credit: Unison Credit Union

Indian Shores sits in Wisconsin’s Northwoods on Tomahawk Lake, part of the entire Minocqua chain of lakes. Guests staying at Indian Shores will enjoy swimming by the beach or even renting a boat. There is an on-site restaurant and heated pool for guests to enjoy. This Wisconsin campground has a swimming beach, boat ramp and boat rentals for its guests. The grounds also have an on-site restaurant/bar and heated pool as other amenities. Want a night out on the town? Check out the downtown Minocqua area and explore the shops and other attractions.

Copper Falls State Park

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Located in the north-central portion of Wisconsin near Mellen, Copper Falls State Park’s main attractions include hiking and biking trails throughout the park and incredible surrounding waterfalls and deep gorges.

High Cliff State Park

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Sitting on the eastern shores of Wisconsin’s largest inland lake, Lake Winnebago, High Cliff State Park offers great views and an on-site museum with general store. The main attraction in the park is a 12-foot statue of Winnebago Indian Chief Red Bird, that overlooks the lake standing on top of a chunk of granite.

Lake Wissota State Park

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Situated on the shores of beautiful Lake Wissota, Lake Wissota State Park offers both RV and tent camping in Wisconsin. Lake Wissota offers numerous horseback and bike riding trails and a beautiful beach. The campground is also located close to downtown Chippewa Falls where campers can schedule a tour of the Leinenkugel’s brewery.