How much does it cost to camp at Wisconsin state parks?

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The cost of camping at Wisconsin state parks varies depending on the type of campsite, the park, and the time of year. On average, the nightly fees for campsites range from $15 to $35 for Wisconsin residents and $20 to $40 for non-residents. Here's a general breakdown of camping fees:

Tent, trailer, and RV sites: $15 to $35 for residents, $20 to $40 for non-residents
Electric hookups: Additional $5 to $10 per night
Group sites: $30 to $60 for residents, $35 to $65 for non-residents
Family cabins: $50 to $100 per night
Shelters: $30 to $60 per night

It's important to note that these fees are for camping only, and a vehicle admission sticker is required for all motor vehicles entering state parks, forests, and recreation areas. Annual stickers are $28 for residents and $38 for non-residents, while daily stickers are $8 for residents and $11 for non-residents.

For more information on specific parks and their fees, visit the Hipcamp Wisconsin State Parks page or the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources website.