Awesome place with huge sites, friendly owners, walking/biking trail access, river access, car…read moredropoff for tubing and beautiful scenery in the driftless region of MN. I hope to return soon for their annual bluegrass festival!

Loved this park. Some short, moderate hikes to get a gorgeous view of the river. I do wish that the…read moretrails were a little better marked, however, It is worth visiting when heading down to Southern Minnesota. The driftless region is amazing. However, it was my second favorite park today. We headed into effigy national monument immediately after, and that was even more breathtaking. They are a great one-two punch if you're driving down from the Twin Cities.

This was a nice spot for a hike. There is a series of trails throughout the park. I did the King's…read moreBluff and North and South Overlooks. There is no shortage of beautiful views and there were plenty of spring wildflowers to make the walk even more stunning! Parking is available at the trailheads, there are some nice picnic spots, and the vault toilets were well kept.

this place sucks. what they call a large cabin is absolutely tiny. The showers are clogged with…read morehair in the women's bathroom. and in the men's the water changes from hot to clod constantly. This place is pretty dirty. and I don't know what happened to Midwest nice at this place but it's gone. service takes forever, they're expensive, and rude. They will also kick u out over the smallest of things that can easily be solve. the new owners actually suck. I recommend spending your money elsewhere. For real don't stay here.

These guys are amazing!! Gift shop, bar, restaurant, boat repair, and camping!! I tell you more…read morebut I'd ruin the secret of this place. Come find out for yourself!

My furry friend group chose this spot for our big annual camping trip! There were 86 of us total,…read moreand we utilized the Group Site that has several cabins available, plus a main cabin that serves as the place to gather and eat with a full kitchen and walk-in fridge. I really enjoyed the cozy feel to the cabins, which have wonderfully rustic wooden paneling and floors. Our cabin had two wings with four bunk beds each, plus a center room with a large bed (ideal, no doubt, for scouting purposes). The cabins are heated by thermostat and there are a few electrical outlets, but no other amenities that I was aware of. The main cabin had a large center fire pit that made the whole place wonderfully cozy. Also included are several long tables with benches to sit at, as well as additional chairs with backs to gather around the firepit. There are electrical outlets too. Flooring was a mix of wood and tile. There are also restrooms nearby, which include toilets, sinks, and showers. Separated by gender, male and female. The designated parking lot for the Group Site was able to accommodate around 40-45 cars, which served our purposes well. There is also a small roundabout that leads up to the main cabin for ease of unpacking/dropping off gear. All these amenities made the long-weekend very enjoyable! This isn't a huge park by any means, but even in the icy snow, I was able to enjoy a few of the trails while there. The alphabetical trail markings confused me a bit at first, but then I realized it was how the park was indicating "you are here" without customizing each sign. At the trailheads are large informational signs that give you the distance, difficulty, and features you'll see on said trail. The river that cuts through here is really gorgeous. It was partially frozen over during our visit, and we got some flurries while we were camping, which covered everything in a beautiful fresh coat of white powder. Got some great photos and great memories. I was a bit bummed that the Nature Store wasn't open (it's seasonal), because I am a sucker for souvenirs on sightseeing trips to parks and such.

Whitewater is a gorgeous park with some varied scenery. There are a lot of neat formations to check…read moreout such as the bluffs, forests, rivers, and more. There are some easy to more challenging hikes available. There are also a lot of nice amenities and a beach area.

I've been coming to WPCG for over 13 years now. It has grown so much. The pond is amazing and has a…read morereally cool slide that all ages enjoy! Seasonal sites are maintained by the seasonals and its such a beautiful and clean campground. "Quiet time" is 10pm, which means park your golf carts and keep your noise to a minimum. Everyone hangs out at their fire pits and security drives by and says hello. WPCG is probably the safest campground around! Kids love all the activities and they have week day specials for the public. Weekends are a little different and you should call to make reservations to visit before Fridays. Always ask if there is any activities happening on the weekend you plan to visit. It's a laid back, fun getaway, but keep your speed at 5mph. They don't give any slack for that, as there are children running around by the playground and cabana area. Security is on site and do a great job. Highly recommend this campground if you want to relax and enjoy the weekend. WPCG is an spot you and your family need to experience. The staff is wonderful and actually quite fun to be around. They do enforce the rules, but there is usually no problems at the campground. Everyone is there to have a GREAT time. Hope you do as well!!

very discriminatory business. They are very discriminatory on who they let in. For example, if you…read moreare a couple (not married, all you have to do is say you're a couple), they will let you in separately. But if you're father/son mother/daughter, you are only allowed under their supervision. It would not surprise me if theor discrimination run deeper. If you go there, make sure to not let them know what gender, race, religion etc. that you are because most likely they will use it against you.

Totally loved this Wisconsin state park that is nestled right on the waterways of the Mississippi…read moreRiver overlooking the Minnesota bluffs and a great sunset. The town is super cute for a bite to eat but this park is just 15 minutes north of lacrosse and totally worth it. I wish we had more time to explore the trails but it is one of my favorite state parks with new paved roads and so much wildlife to see with trains passing by too. Great camping spot to go to once a year and worth the drive!

The highlight of this park is the hike up Brady's bluff. Not an easy climb but the views are worth…read moreit. We climbed from the north and descended to the south. This was a good choice on this sunny and hot day since there was shade going up the stairs from the north. We followed the river side path back to the nature center from where we started. Be warned there is a lot of poison ivy along the river path. If we had kayaks or canoes they also have a very nice route through the nearby bay. Camping is available as are some picnic areas. A solid state park experience.

Beautiful location. Nice big spots. Easy to get around. Pull through site. Water on both sides.read more

Just left this campground today. Had a great stay in site 113 right on the Mississippi west…read morechannel. Campground is very quiet. Level and large sites. Kate in the office was very helpful and Rory hooked us up when we had an electrical issue

Had so much fun going horseback riding! The trail ride was an hour long and the scenery was…read morebeautiful!

Nice campground near to beautiful Whitewater State Park!…read more Showers are coin-op and water is hot but pretty low pressure. Bathhouse is not that clean, but I've definitely seen worse. Owners are polite......actually, most people are, if you're polite to them! My group (we stayed for Independence Day) and I LOVED seeing the carriage museum but wish the correct placards had been by each vehicle. The river was low this year due to our drought so one member of our group described the tubing as a "refreshing workout" We still had fun and it was refreshing! Overall it was pretty and peaceful enough that my sister and I stayed there again last weekend! A major bonus was that they were open past October 1st while most other campgrounds in the state were already closed, despite the beautiful, warm weather! Definitely recommend