We have stayed at quite a few campgrounds throughout Wisconsin and this place tops the list for…read morePrivate campgrounds in Wisconsin. The staff was friendly and there is a ton for the kids to do. Great family campground!

Horrible management! Not a campground that allows family and friends to visit without paying a fee…read moreof $15 and also a parking fee. You also need to leave by 10pm.

Very family friendly... themed weekends with games or activities mult times a day over the weekends…read moreto keep the camper having fun.. clean pool and bathroom shower area ... owners are super nice and interactive with the campers...

The owners are very friendly, sites very clean, pool is very well kept & quiet in the evenings…read more Will stay again when we come up for Scandinavia Corn Fest (only 5 miles away). It is also pet friendly.

I always love camping here! It has really nice sites and so many things to do for Adults and Kids!…read moreSomething for everyone! I take my Grandkids and we love it!

Awful place, not clean at all, very run down, weird personnel…read more Clientele was a little sketchy (I know that's not really the business's fault) Convenient location

Enjoyed a three day weekend of camping at Hartman Creek and loved every minute of it…read more We stayed in site 12, which was perfect. It felt secluded with enough trees and undergrowth that we couldn't see our neighbors. There are pit toilets located throughout the park as well as plumbed toilets and showers in a central location. I exclusively used the plumbed toilets and found I never had to wait for one, which was nice. There is a camp store where we were able to pick up some memorabilia and they have a self-serve wood shed where you can purchase bundles of wood and bags of ice. Each campsite has a picnic table and fire ring, both of which we made use of during our stay. The park itself has lakes, creeks, and over 10 miles of trails. We stuck to campground walks on our most recent trip but have been there previously for day trips where we enjoyed a lovely walks. The campground is beautifully wooded (both deciduous and tamaracks) which is our favorite sort of camping atmosphere. The campground hosts were welcoming and spot on to ensure that all sites are clean and ready for their next guests. Everyone who worked there ensured our stay was as lovely as possible. Get to it!

So you feel like getting away this summer? You want to go camping, horseback riding, boating and…read morecanoeing? Have gas prices got you down and you don't want to travel too far from home? How about crowds? Does the thought of trying to get away and having to deal with big crowds frustrating to you? Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls alike, I have the answer for you. Tons and tons of outdoor fun can be found right here at Hartman Creek State Park and the surrounding areas. It is not that far of a drive from the Chicago Area (about a 4.5 hour drive). If you go up here in the middle of the summer of course there are going to be a good number of people here. Fortunately it is not going to be as crowded as a Devil's Lake or Starved Rock, which automatically give it an A plus rating in my grade book!

This campground is close to the MC Festival grounds, about a half mile, which is why we reserved a…read moresite at Great Northern. Each time we encountered staff (from the reservation phone call to check-in to a stop in the office for ice) they were friendly. The campground itself is pretty small and seems to be new. There isn't a lot of shade or privacy here but once the trees fill in, they'll offer more cover. There is a small office onsite that opens at 8a and offers snacks, ice and firewood for purchase. There is also complimentary coffee which was nice. We were told there was a cell phone booster at the office but we had a REALLY hard time getting service, even with that. One-stall bathrooms are available and they were insanely clean (and air conditioned!). Showers are available (a $2 donation is requested) but when my husband went to use them Sunday morning they were either closed or someone was hogging them for over 20 minutes . This was before the 8a office open time so it's possible they were just closed. There is a man-made water pond with inflatables for the kids. We don't have children ourselves so we stayed pretty clear of that and the nearby playground. Yard games are offered for guests as well but we didn't use them. They have an area for "dog exercise" but it's not that big and it's very close to other campsites - not totally sure what the purpose is but it's a nice gesture. The campground was very quiet when we were there - not even half full. Between the heat and being the weekend before the 4th, I'm sure that had something to do with it. We did notice they had a handful of permanent sites here. We would definitely camp here again.

From the owner: Great Northern Campground is Langlade County's newest campground offering 53 sites, most with water…read moreand electrical hook-ups. It is conveniently located on the ATV/UTV trail and all riders are welcome! Now offering large swimming pond with sand beach, hot showers and flush toilets. Daily and seasonal sites are available. Group sites are also available. Dogs are welcome!

Boot Lake Recreation Area is wonderful park on the shores of Boot Lake…read more There's a hiking trail, beach and swimming area, as well as a campground. We recently stayed in the campground, which was great. Their sites are large and offer plenty of privacy. We were in spot #26 (there's only one loop of camping spaces, so it's definitely on the smaller side) and it was a long campsite with our trailer nestled at the back. We had tons of privacy with a canopy of pines overhead. Each campsite has a fire pit and picnic table. There aren't hookups but they do have clean and well maintained pit bathrooms (no showers or plumbed bathrooms). Like most campgrounds, they ask that you purchase your firewood within 10 miles of the campground, which was easily done. We purchased a huge load for $20 at a nearby house. The lake itself is gorgeous (so clear!) and we enjoyed kayaking and swimming. We stumbled across a rope swing and had fun swinging into the lake. There's a hiking trail that seems to go around the entire lake. We took it about 1/4 of the way before turning around but had we had more time would have made for a fun (long!) hike! One of our favorite campgrounds thus far in Wisconsin! Get to it!

Lovely family-oriented campground with entertainment for all ages. Clean and friendly. New owners…read moretrying very hard to make it a destination campground. Weekly events planned and a nice restaurant/bar too. It's located close to Appleton area where nice campgrounds are hard to find. Stayed with two grandchildren; they loved the jumping pillow and arcade.

The e.coli was everywhere. Some geese must have sharted everywhere…read more.. I went on the grass Shart. I went on the sand Shart. I went on the shore Shart And finally I escaped in the water Sometimes Shart. And little kids played near it with green sand all over. The staff were incredibly demanding. The new owners have pushed customers out due to no longer allowing ANY carry ins basically forcing you to buy from their bar. Not even water bottles! There was nobody out watching for the new $10 per person wristbands so we basically paid for nothing (aside from Mondays apparently) Aside from hearing about my diabetic issues, they did not allow me to bring any small snacks EVEN THOUGH they allowed me to bring in a backpack that they said we couldn't even have? It was nice to relax in and they have improved on adding a better playground for older kids, but I am not impressed with the raise in prices for everything. If you want a seasonal pass for your family, get ready to pay $150 In the bathrooms, there's black mold, hair everywhere, and white stuff on the curtains. The stalls have the BIGGEST gap I have ever seen, and I've rewatched titanic 500 times. It's almost to your knees and the curtains are transparent. The porta potty: Blood, everywhere Like someone had just been murdered.

I think this is Tilleda Falls' first yelp review! I was here…read moreLabor Day weekend for my first time and 2nd time ever camping. It's a small campground along a small lake that leads into a creek. Nice peaceful scenery. The camp sites are divided into areas for tents, RVs/Fifth wheels, and cabins. Our site located in the back had enough room for two tents and a place to park our car. I liked how our site was clean with a decent amount of trees blocking our neighbors and there was a nearby port-a-potty to use instead of walking across the campgrounds. The standard picnic table and fire pit came with the camp site, but there wasn't a grate to go over the fire pit to grill food. After 10pm and throughout the night, the place was pretty quiet. You can buy wood for $5 per pack from the main office, but we bought a bunch of wood for a really good deal from a farm less than a mile away. There were only four shower stalls (two per gender) available for the entire campgrounds. It was 25 cents for about 3-5 minutes of warm water (I wasn't counting). The owners were friendly and welcoming. During the holiday weekend they had family activities/games to participate in, which makes Tilleda Falls more appropriate for families. They have a bunch of amenities that makes this place worth the trip from Chicago. Their website is really helpful in planning your trip. They even have free wifi on site for those who can't live without cyberspace...like facebook....or yelp.com =] Summary: I'd come back again.

I have been going to this campground for 10 plus years, always had a great experience until recent…read more New owner is definitely different. She is not very friendly or accommodating. Disappointed is an understatement.

Great stay, good security, full hookups, up to 50 AMP service. Lots of pull thru sites. May want…read moreto call for reservations as sometimes they get groups taking lots of spaces, but on our weekday stay only about 12 sites used. Clean, No showers. Most sites level. Some well shaded. Short walk to casino if if you want a ride, they will pick you up and take you to the door. Be sure to pull into drive right in front of the main hotel building facing south and up near the covered entrance to check in at the hotel desk first. There is plenty of room for big rigs with trailers to get thru. Check in at hotel first for campground spot assignment. There are over 50 sites. NO tents allowed. Each site has picnic table and a fire pit. NO outside firewood allowed and it is over $5 for a small bundle at the gas station on site. Cost weekdays $25 with a $10 play at casino voucher. Weekends about $3 more, holiday weekends $35 for the 2013 season. Rate subject to change. A Spa in hotel, no pool.. Several restaurants.

North Star is about 30 miles from Wausau. Was surprised to find a large casino, hotel and an RV…read morePark. One review I had read said checking in for the RV Park was tricky. Thanks for the warning. We still got it wrong. You have to check in at the hotel. Easy enough but we thought the hotel check in was in the hotel. WRONG, go to the casino entrance. The rv park was nice with lots of trees. It's a little strange how they have their hook ups. Not a problem you just have to figure out which direction you need to enter your space. I gave this five stars only because the spaces are a little tight turning into them. We would stay here again.