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We arrived on a Saturday afternoon and had no problem getting a site. We chose a site with electric-only hookup - it was a little cheaper. Here we are on site 17. Date of visit: Sep 2011 |
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Looking down the row that contains sites 2-19. |
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Sites 21-23. |
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Sites 26-28. As you can see, there is a good choice of sunny or shaded sites. |
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Sites 44-37. |
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Here is the high-rent district, water-front sites 49-54. |
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This beautiful Newell coach is on site 37. |
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The new bathhouse provides clean, free hot showers, each in its own private room. |
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Along the lakeshore is a picnic pavilion and a walking trail that circles the park. |
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If you want to bring your boat, there's a ramp available. |
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Another view of the walking path. |
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There are two of these fishing piers. |
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The park is a popular setting for wedding photographs. |
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Right across the street from the park is this old Milwaukee RR caboose, now used as the local Information Center. |
Dump station available, $5 fee Verizon Broadband Access (EVDO) service Rates: Tent - $7.00, RV - $15-25, some elec-only sites, some with full-hookups. 20 seasonal sites are available in a separate camping loop. Coord: 43.88232 N, 90.15871 W |
All in all, a very pleasant place to stay. The park is well-maintained and the staff is friendly and helpful. |
