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43.9506, -90.3194
Families with kids who'll spend half the day at the sandy-bottomed swimming pond and the other half climbing stone staircases to the bluff overlook. Bring DEET, earplugs, and your own drinking water, and the 22-site campground rewards you with scenery that's hard to find in Wisco
Light sleepers will struggle here: freight trains horn through at night, I-90/94 hum is audible from every site, and military jets add to the mix. No showers, vault toilets only, and a few solo travelers have found the vibe less than welcoming. Tent campers who care about a quiet
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Summer delivers the best conditions for swimming and hiking, with daytime highs in the mid-70s to mid-80s°F and nights in the mid-50s to mid-60s°F. Water temperatures peak by July. Mosquitoes and ticks are heavy during warm months; reviewers stress bringing strong repellent and doing regular tick checks. The park closes in winter. Trails turn slick when wet.
Best season: swimming and hiking peak in summer; water temps peak by July.
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Small, rustic campground with basic facilities: vault/pit toilets, picnic areas and a small swimming pond. A few electric campsites are available but running water and showers are limited or absent.
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