Campgrounds in Wisconsin are as varied as the areas around them--there are forests, prairies, lakes, rivers, hills, and valleys. You'll find campgrounds, trails, historic and archaeological sites, places for solitude and places for large group gatherings.

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A typical campsite is in a natural setting with road access, a fire ring, and a picnic table, and can be used by either vehicle or tent campers. But there also are backpack, walk-in, and canoe-in sites, sites with electrical hookups, and sites designed specifically for either tent or vehicle campers. Some sites are accessible for people with disabilities. Some are for people with horses. Others accommodate large groups of campers

For campgrounds in state parks and forests that are open for winter camping

Adams	Crawford	Green	Lafayette	Oconto	Richland	Vernon
Ashland	Dane	Green Lake	Langlade	Oneida	Rock	Vilas
Barron	Dodge	Iowa	Lincoln	Outagamie	Rusk	Walworth
Bayfield	Door	Iron	Manitowoc	Ozaukee	St. Croix	Washburn
Brown	Douglas	Jackson	Marathon	Pepin	Sauk	Washington
Buffalo	Dunn	Jefferson	Marinette	Pierce	Sawyer	Waukesha
Burnett	Eau Claire	Juneau	Marquette	Polk	Shawano	Waupaca
Calumet	Florence	Kenosha	Menominee	Portage	Sheboygan	Waushara
Chippewa	Fond du Lac	Kewaunee	Milwaukee	Price	Taylor	Winnebago
Clark	Forest	La Crosse	Monroe	Racine	Trempealeau	Wood
Columbia	Grant

Spend the night with nature in one of more than 4,600 campsites in Wisconsin state parks and forests

Wisconsin State Park Camping -Information on camping in state parks. Directions, park maps and contact info

Wisconsin National Forest Camping -52 campgrounds throughout the Chequamegon-Nicolet national forest with campground maps, description of facilities, and directions to where the campgrounds are located.

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