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Larryfest Campground

10 sites · RVs, Tents56 acres · La Farge, WI

This beautiful valley was settled by immigrants in the mid-1850's because it had a good supply of water - legend tells that there were 24 Springs in this valley so they called it "24 Valley". These springs result in beautiful little streams running through the campground. This land also has many beautiful big maple trees and Larry taps his trees to produce maple syrup. Great music performed each August on this farm during Larryfest.

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Camp-Inn Teardrop factory camping

2 sites · RVs, Tents11 acres · Necedah, WI

Teardrop camper factory onsite campground (Free factory tours weekdays). Wooded campsites on the edge of Necedah WI. A short walk to the Camp-Inn factory which has a bathroom with an outside entrance for guests to use. Bathroom has shower and is heated year round. Picnic tables, fire rings and firewood in the campsites. Campsites are sized for small campers 13' and less. Teardrop campers, small standee campers, tent trailers, small pop ups, van campers, car campers, roof top tents and ground tents all are invited. Both campsites have dog walking trails Near by to the Petenwell Lake, Castle Rock Lake and the Necedah Wildlife Refuge.

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Finally A Farm

8 sites · RVs, Tents28 acres · Richland Center, WI

The original log cabin is still part of the farmstead that originated back in the 1880's. The site was a family farm until around the 1940s. Also, the land was the Eastern banks of a large logging mill lake/pond 150 yrs ago, so the shoreline slopes do not allow campers in/out of the pasture areas. A popup would be feasible with a full size 4 wheel drive utility vehicle in river bottom/shorelines. Tents /Low impact camping are best. In 2019 a transition to Animal Therapy, Fishing Therapy, and Pastured pigs from New Zealand which originally were almost extinct because of their friendly nosey nature at times gets them into trouble. They graze on open pasture most of the year and rest in the sun next to a trout stream. Learn more about this land: We are a working farm with mostly rescued farm animals. Many of the animals have special needs here and live their lives as free-range animals. The river in the back is home to wonderful Brown Trout and smallmouth bass. Also at times, there will be a couple dogs being trained and worked with too. You select your location for your primitive camping experience. If any special needs for a person arise, such as cane, charcoal grill, camp lantern We keep a small shed with supplies even items like tarps, cots, sleeping bags, even fishing rods. The owner is a highly achieved angler that has been filmed for the "Discover Wisconsin" Television TV show. and is available for guided fishing adventures and education in the area for all species. Also, certain times of the year are excellent for wild plants and mushroom foraging. Note this is the Driftless area of Wisc. where no glaciers came through. We have bluffs and streams around every curve of the road. The Wisc. Rivers very close too and has great fishing as well. The neighbor of this farm also rents and performs livery service for kayaks, canoes on the Pine River. Many times of the year, fresh meats are sold right at the farm as well as homemade fishing lures ready for fishing adventures. Note: Many times I am at the river fishing or in the pasture planting and reforesting this former GMO corn farm after years of heavy spraying. With Maples, Willows, apple, pear, plum, oak while trying to manage the evasive plants too. Please understand rainfall, safety of small rivers/waterfront changes. If river front takes on water, camping is all moved from water edges. We do not allow any camper over 15 feet and you must have vehicle that can get through wet mowed fields if it rains since we are along a river/wet lands, if it were to rain we move vehicles to higher dry ground if they a low to the ground . We have a gentle sloped hillside here so always dry areas to park. Other vehicles park at the top of the pasture, in farm front yard and we transport all gear to the river front. Small low to the ground cars are not wise here as there are 4 rain water trenches in the bottom 10 acres the keep rain water draining to ward the river.

Corner View Acres

17 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Kendall, WI

Located 10 miles from wildcat state park and 10 miles from access points of the Kickapoo River in Ontario, Wi. This property offers primitive camping with access to fresh water spring, that can be used for drinking and cooking. Hiking and horse trails available for those who like to adventure and enjoy nature, view of wildlife is commonly seen. Inside of a gated pasture with a few beef cows roaming, the property also has pigs, ducks, chickens, goats and sheep at the homestead near by. This property offers

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RV camping near Wisconsin Dells guide

Overview

Looking to explore near Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin? Hipcamp has over 280 options for RV camping with wheelchair access, making it easy for everyone to enjoy the outdoors. With campsites like Decadent Dreamz (81 reviews), Legacy Creek Acres (38 reviews), and Koeller Century Farm (26 reviews), you'll have plenty of options to choose from. Enjoy popular amenities like trash, campfires, and showers while participating in activities like hiking, off-roading (OHV), and wind sports. With an average price of $30 per night and options as low as $15, you can enjoy the great outdoors without breaking the bank.