Group Campgrounds in Wisconsin

Discover the best group campgrounds across Wisconsin. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.

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Picnic Point (Wi)

Medford
Chequamegon-Nicolet NF

Large group sites line the shores of Mondeaux Flowage, where multiple families can spread out across spacious waterfront layouts while staying close enough to gather around communal fire rings.

Drummond
Chequamegon-Nicolet NF

Multiple swimming beaches, boat ramps, and a fishing pier give groups endless water recreation options across two pristine Northwoods lakes. Spacious, tree-shaded sites provide privacy while remaining close enough for communal meals and campfire gatherings.

Wisconsin State Parks, Wisconsin

Multiple families can claim their own spacious, tree-shaded sites while still gathering for beach days and sunset paddles on the calm lake. Walk-in campsites deliver direct sandy beach access, letting your crew set up chairs and kayaks steps from your tent.

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About Group Campgrounds in Wisconsin

Group camping Wisconsin offers an exceptional blend of spacious sites, pristine natural settings, and diverse recreational opportunities perfect for family reunions, scout troops, and friend gatherings across the Badger State. From the waterfront pine forests of Central Wisconsin to the legendary Northwoods, Wisconsin's group campgrounds provide the infrastructure and privacy needed for memorable collective experiences.

Best Time

Peak group camping season runs from Memorial Day through Labor Day, with July and August offering the warmest weather and fullest access to water activities, though these months also see the highest demand requiring reservations six months in advance for popular locations. Late May and early June provide excellent conditions with fewer crowds, blooming wildflowers, and active fishing as lakes warm up, making this ideal for groups seeking more solitude.

What Makes It Great

Sites for 10-100+ people
Shared pavilions and gathering areas
Group fire rings and cooking facilities
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Brunet Island State Park

Cornell
Wisconsin State Parks, Wisconsin

The island's geography naturally creates an intimate retreat where your group can claim an entire wooded loop surrounded by the Chippewa River's embrace.

Florence
Chequamegon-Nicolet NF

Eleven lakeside cabins accommodate up to 60 guests who can gather in the central recreation hall for shared meals and storytelling after days spent paddling and fishing.

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Luna White Deer Campground

Eagle River
Chequamegon-Nicolet NF

Large groups thrive across 37 well-spaced sites tucked between two motor-free lakes, with room to spread out while staying connected. Thirty-plus miles of trails and a shared swimming beach create natural gathering points where your crew can paddle quiet waters, hike together, or reunite...

Spring Valley
Eau Galle Lake

With 46 sites spanning tent-only clearings to equestrian facilities, this reservoir-side campground accommodates everything from intimate gatherings to large family reunions.

Fish Creek
Wisconsin State Parks, Wisconsin

This 460+ site powerhouse delivers multiple group loops with modern facilities, plus pavilions and beaches where your crew can gather between exploring limestone bluffs and forest trails.

Eagle River
Chequamegon-Nicolet NF

The spacious layout accommodates multiple families at once, with CCC-era stone shelters and picnic pavilions providing perfect headquarters for reunions and celebrations.

Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin State Parks, Wisconsin

Multiple loops accommodate large groups seeking either dramatic bluffside campsites or shaded forest retreats, with reservable sites ensuring everyone camps together.

Blue Mound State Park

Mount Horeb
Wisconsin State Parks, Wisconsin

The campground accommodates large parties with 78 reservable sites spread across wooded ridgetop terrain, complemented by modern shower buildings that consistently impress visitors.

Laura Lake Campground

Laona
Chequamegon-Nicolet NF

Multiple dispersed sites accommodate larger parties along 110-acre Laura Lake's undeveloped shoreline, where vault toilets and drinking water keep groups comfortable without sacrificing the wilderness setting.

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Picnic Point (Wi)

Two Lakes

Buckhorn State Park

Brunet Island State Park

Lost Lake Cabins

Luna White Deer Campground

Highland Ridge

Peninsula State Park

Franklin Lake

Wyalusing State Park

Blue Mound State Park

Laura Lake Campground

Hartman Creek State Park

Point Beach State Forest

Lost Lake Campground (Wi)

Day Lake

Ada Lake Recreation Area

Potawatomi State Park

Northern Highland - American Legion State Forest

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

Group campfire gatherings and storytellingSwimming at designated beaches and waterfront areasFishing for walleye, bass, and panfish in lakes and riversCanoeing and kayaking on calm lakes and gentle riversHiking on interpretive trails and forest pathsWildlife viewing including deer, eagles, and loons

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve group sites well in advance through the Wisconsin State Park system (recreation.gov) or individual national forest districts, as popular locations like Peninsula State Park and Two Lakes fill up six months ahead for summer weekends.
2Verify your group size against site capacity limits, which typically range from 10-75 people, and confirm vehicle limits as many sites restrict the number of cars to prevent overcrowding.
3Bring extra tarps and rope for creating communal cooking and gathering spaces, especially at sites without shelters, and pack a comprehensive first-aid kit since group activities increase minor injury risks.
4Designate a group leader to coordinate with campground hosts regarding quiet hours, firewood policies, and waste management—many Wisconsin campgrounds prohibit outside firewood to prevent invasive species spread.

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