Mill Bluff State Park is located near Camp Douglas (in Juneau and Monroe Counties) and contains numerous steep bluffs that stand tall among other exciting physical natural features. These bluffs used to be landmarks for people passing through the county during the 1850s. A visit to this place would not be complete without hiking to the top of the bluffs […]
Reasons You Should Go Camping? Camping is a fun, affordable way to get back to nature. It’s also an opportunity for families and friends to spend time together in the great outdoors. Whether you’ve never gone camping or are looking for ideas on where to go this year, here are 11 reasons why y’all should consider hitting up your local […]
A unique blend of a lake that occupies 3,200 acres and a 342-acre forest makes Lake Kegonsa State Park one of the best recreational parks for outdoor lovers in Madison. You can engage in all sorts of activities in Lake Kegonsa State Park: camping, fishing, boating, kayaking, scuba diving, bird watching, picnicking, hiking, cycling-you name it. Complete Guide to Lake […]
Governor Nelson State Park was initially named after a former Wisconsin Governor, Gaylord Nelson. It covered 422 acres just outside of Waunakee, Wisconsin, in Westport and located in the northern region of Lake Mendota. The park is in full view of the Wisconsin State Capitol building while in Madison. It has gone through many developments and has been altered to […]
Council Grounds State Park? Located below the dam at Lake Alexander and along the Wisconsin River, this 508-acre park is a delightful haven for outdoor lovers. There are ample camping facilities here, and a wonderful wilderness that is etched in what used to be Native American territory. The Lake and the River also offer excellent grounds for fishing and other […]
Are you looking for a place to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life? Governor Dodge State Park is perfect for people who are looking for peace and tranquility in nature. Governor Dodge State Park offers visitors many different things to do, including camping, hiking, fishing, boating, wildlife viewing, and more! While many people may think I […]
Camping at Wisconsin State Parks is a great way to get back to nature and experience camping in all its glory. People often associate camping with sleeping on the ground, but there are so many options these days, down to rentable cabins! With miles of trails, incredible recreation areas, and a nature center or an observation tower or two, hands […]
The Guide to Copper Culture Mounds State Park is a comprehensive guide to exploring the park and all of its offerings. This includes tips on what you should bring, where you can stay, how much it costs, and more! Copper Culture Mounds State Park may not be very popular but it has a lot of historical significance. It was home […]
Beach glamping is perfect for those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life but don’t want to really “rough it”. It’s also a great opportunity to escape from technology, commune with nature, and really reconnect with yourself or your family. 7 Things to Keep in Mind While You Plan Beach Glamping But before you […]
As the ideal season for camping reaches its peak, many campers might be sick of traditional camping food. While many of these dishes are camping staples, there is a lack of general variety. Further, many campers like to catch their own food to eat while outdoors, and one of the easier foods to catch is fish. Fishing is a beloved […]
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