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Now, on CD-Rom: A Pictorial Guide to Wisconsin Parks, Campgrounds, & Outdoor Recreation Areas - The Ultimate Wisconsin Camping Guide!
If you are fortunate to live in Wisconsin, you are well aware of its natural beauty and wealth of outdoor recreational areas. The state has so many parks, campgrounds, rivers and lakes, wilderness and wildlife refuges, and other outdoor attractions, that many people are unaware of some of Wisconsin's best camping and recreational opportunities, and many new ones are being added every year! This Guide on CD-Rom is the solution to this problem. On this Website you will find sample listings and campground reviews for several selected parks. Click on the links below to view them.
NEW: Reviews of all Federal Campgrounds in the Chequamegon National Forest!
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The complete CD, available for purchase here, features:
Over 140 different parks and campgrounds reviewed, including all Wisconsin State Parks admininistered by the Wisconsin DNR, all federal campgrounds in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, and the best county and city parks in the state, with easy directions to each park, and descriptions of each park's attractions.
Over 1900 photos! Including photos of recommended campsites and features of each park: lakes and beaches, boat landings, nature centers, hiking and biking trails, and other highlights.
Descriptions of other local area attractions, and secret park destinations you won't find on the map!
- Locate the best campsites in each campground BEFORE you arrive! A photo is worth more than any amount of words. See what your campsite looks like before you reserve it!
- Descriptions of park features such as wildlife, park history, geology, flora and fauna, boating and fishing opportunites, beaches, picnic and play areas, campground facilities, hiking, biking, and ATV trails, and winter camping and recreation.
- Warnings about weather, insect, and traffic problems at some parks.
- Easy to use! Just load the program with one click and navigate with the easy-to-use web-brower interface, or use your own web browser if you prefer.
Never before has there been such a complete guide to Wisconsin's outdoor recreational opportunities! And unlike the few good books on the market with their limited amount of reviews, this CD-Rom contains a wealth of information and OVER 140 entries and 1900+ photos!
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Sample Park Reviews
Blackhawk Memorial Park: Fine waterside campsites along the beautiful Pecatonica River.
Governor Dodge State Park: Wisconsin's largest state park in area.
High Cliff State Park: Camp along a bluff-top overlooking Lake Winnebago.
Horicon Ledges Park: Explore the caves and the nearby Horicon Marsh.
Kettle Moraine State Forest- Northern Unit: Many miles of trails through scenic glacial remnants.
Point Beach State Forest: Camp near the dunes and beaches along Lake Michigan.
Rock Island State Park:
Rustic wilderness camping on a Door County Island!
Wyalusing State Park: Panoramic Views of the beautiful Mississippi River.
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore - Meyers Beach, Lake Superior Sea-Caves, Twin Falls Park
And over 130 more reviews on the CD-Rom! If you've ever wondered how other campers always seem to get the best campsites, this Guide will explain in detail how to reserve them for yourself! It took me three years of exploring Wisconsin's best parks and campgrounds to put this CD-Rom together. If you're looking for the best campsites and outdoor recreational opportunities in Wisconsin, this CD-Rom is for you!
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List of All Parks and Recreation Areas on the CD-Rom
Amnicon Falls State Park (Camping: Swim Right Under the Waterfalls at this Beautiful Park near Superior)
Apostle Islands National Lakeshore - Meyers Beach, Lake Superior Sea-Caves, Twin Falls Park
Ashland City Parks (Beautiful views of Lake Superior)
Aztalan State Park (Featuring Native American Pyramids and Stockades)
Big Bay State Park (Camping: on beautiful Madeline Island in Lake Superior)
Big Eau Pleine Park (Camping: along the Shores of Big Eau Pleine Reservoir; hike through an old-growth forest)
Big Falls Park and Other Eau Claire County Parks (Camp and Picnic with Scenic Lake & River Views)
Big Foot Beach State Park (Camping: right across the road from beautiful Lake Geneva. Picnic on your boat!))
Black River State Forest (Camping: Rustic Camping at its best with lots of Hiking and Horse trails.)
Blackhawk Lake Recreation Area (Camping: Relaxing Camping, Swimming, and Fishing in Southern Wisconsin)
Blackhawk Memorial Park (a.k.a. Bloody Lake) (Camping: Canoe and camp along the scenic Pecatonica River.)
Blue Mound State Park (Camping: with Scenic Views, Two Watch-Towers, and a Swimming Pool)
Broughton Sheboygan Marsh Park (Camping: with great Canoeing, Fishing and Hiking)
Browntown-Cadiz Springs State Recreation Area (Swimming, Fishing and Hiking along two Wisconsin Lakes)
Bruemmer Park and Zoo, Fonferek Falls (See Bears and Wild Animals, and View a Waterfall)
Brule River State Forest (Camping: Canoe the Crown Jewel of Wisconsin Whitewater Rivers)
Brunet Island State Park (Camping: Moor your boat along scenic waterside campsites on the Chippewa River)
Buckhorn State Park (Camping: Secluded Waterside Campsites on Castle Rock Flowage)
Buena Vista Park (Panoramic Views of the Mississippi River and Soaring Eagles who Nest in the Bluffs)
Calumet County Park (Camping: Scenic Waterside Campsites on Lake Winnebago; Bring your Boat!)
Capital Springs State Park and Recreation Area (Camping: Hiking, Fishing, and Boating Fun in Madison)
Cassville Bluffs/Cassville Riverside Park/Cassville Ferry (Scenic Mississippi River Bluff-side Walks)
Castle Rock County Park/Pettenwell County Park (Camping: Boating and Fishing at its Best!)
Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest Campsites & Parks
Chequamegon National Forest - Great Divide Ranger District (Mellen-Clam Lake Area)
Chequamegon North - Beaver Lake (Camping: Fishing and Boating in a Rustic Lakeside Setting)
Chequamegon North - Black Lake (Camping: camp, boat, swim, and fish on scenic Black Lake; many lakeside campsites)
Chequamegon North - Day Lake (Camping: Excellent camping, hiking, and fishing on 640-acre Day Lake Flowage)
Chequamegon North - East Twin Lake (Camping: waterside camping, boating, & fishing on 110-acre East Twin Lake)
Chequamegon North - Lake Three (Camping: Lakeside Sites near the North Country Scenic Trail)
Chequamegon North - Mineral Lake (Camping: Camp at 225-acre Mineral Lake, near Morgan Falls & St. Peter's Dome)
Chequamegon North - Moose Lake (Camping: rustic camping and fishing on secluded Moose Lake Flowage)
Chequamegon North - Lake Namekagon Campground (Camping: camp, swim, boat, and fish on scenic ,.227-acre Lake Namekagon)
Chequamegon North - St. Peter's Dome/Morgan Falls (Beautiful Panoramic Views and a Spectacular Waterfall!)
Chequamegon North - Stockfarm Bridge Campground (Camping: camp and canoe on the East Fork of the Chippewa River)
Chequamegon National Forest - Medford Ranger District (Medford Area)
Chequamegon South - Chippewa Campground - Miller Dam Rec. Area (Camping: great Fishing & Boating)
Chequamegon South - Eastwood Campground (Camping: camp on scenic Mondeaux Flowage, near Mondeaux Recreational Area)
Chequamegon South - Kathryn Lake Campground (Camping: popular family recreation area on 62-acre Kathryn Lake, near the Perkinstown ATV Trail)
Chequamegon South - Mondeaux Dam Rec. Area- Spearhead Point Campground (Nice Shoreline Campsites)
Chequamegon South - North Twin Lake Campground (Camping: camp in a paper birch & balsam fir forest and fish on 33-acre North Twin Lake)
Chequamegon South - Westpoint and Picnic Point Campgrounds (Camping on scenic Mondeaux Flowage)
Chequamegon National Forest - Park Falls Ranger District (Park Falls Area)
Chequamegon North - Emily Lake Campground (Camping: 26-acre Lake with Undeveloped Shoreline, all Campsites along the Lake)
Chequamegon North - Round Lake Boat Landing & Logging Dam Trail (Visit the Historic Logging Dam built in 1878)
Chequamegon North - Sailor Lake (Camping: campground on 170-acre Sailor Lake, near the Flambeau Motorized ATV Trail)
Chequamegon North - Smith Rapids Campground (Camping: Equestrian Campground on South Fork of the Flambeau River)
Chequamegon North - Twin Lake Campground (Camping: camp, boat, and fish on 19-acre Twin Lake; trout stocked annually)
Chequamegon National Forest - Washburn Ranger District (Washburn, Iron River, Drummond Area)
Chequamegon North- Twin Lakes & Long Lake- Birch Grove Campground (Camping: Camp and Fish in Pristine Seclusion)
Chequamegon North - Horseshoe Lake Campground (Camping: equestrian campground near a 12-mile horse trail)
Chequamegon North - Perch Lake (Camping: lakeside camping near the Rainbow Lake Wilderness Area )
Chequamegon North- Two Lakes (Camping: camp, fish, and swim on your choice of two scenic lakes near the Porcupine Lake Wilderness)
Chequamegon North- Wanoka Lake Campground (Camping: located near many ATV and mountain bike trails)
Chequamegon North - Bladder Lake (Camping: rustic camping at its finest on beautiful Bladder Lake; reservable campsites)
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Cherney-Maribel Caves Park (Explore the Caves and the Banks of the West Twin River)
Chippewa Moraine State Recreation Area (Visit the Interpretive Center and Hike the Ice Age Trail)
Copper Culture State Park (Visit a 6000-year-old Native American Cemetery & Picnic near the Oconto River)
Copper Falls State Park (Camping: Explore the Spectacular Waterfalls in one of Wisconsin's most Scenic Parks)
Council Grounds State Park (Camping: Swim, Boat, and Fish on this Picturesque Stretch of the Wisconsin River)
Devil's Lake State Park (Camping: Wisconsin's Most Popular Park; many Scenic Overlooks & Vistas)
Dells of Eau Claire (Camping: one of Wisconsin's Best Kept Secrets along the Wild Eau Claire River Dells)
Dodge County Ledges Park (a.k.a. Horicon Ledges) (Camping: Great Campsites and Caves to Explore)
Door County Parks 1 (Cave Point County Park, Robert LaSalle Park, Forestville Dam Park, Cana Island Lighthouse)
Door County Parks 2 (Ridges Co. Park, Olde Quarry Co. Park, Door Bluff Headlands, Highway 42 Wayside)
Door County Parks 3 (Ellison Bluff County Park, Fish Creek Harbor Park, Kangaroo Lake)
Door County Parks 4 (Frank Murphy Co. Park, Egg Harbor Beach Park, Sturgeon Bay- Bay View Park)
East Arbutus Park (Camping: Lakeside Campsites and fine Boating, Swimming, Water-skiing and Fishing)
Eau Galle Recreation Area (Camping: Swimming, Fishing, Boating, Hiking and Equestrian Trails)
Fischer Creek State Recreation Area (Newer Park with Nice Hiking Trails along Lake Michigan)
Flambeau River State Forest (Camping: Rustic Camping, Fishing, and Whitewater Canoeing Galore!)
Foster Falls (View the Beautiful Cascades and Rapids of Foster Falls on the Potato River)
Governor Dodge State Park (Camping: Largest State Park with two Lakes and Campgrounds, miles of trails)
Governor Knowles State Forest (Camping: Primitive & Backpack Camping; Canoe & Fish on the St. Croix River)
Governor Nelson State Park (Great Hiking Trails and a fine Swimming Beach on Lake Mendota near Madison)
Harrington Beach State Park (Hiking Trails, a Lake Michigan Beach, & Fishing in an old Quarry Lake)
Hartman Creek State Park (Camping: Seven Different Lakes, Hiking Trails, Swimming, Boating, Fishing)
Havenwoods State Forest (Urban Park in Milwaukee with Interpretive Hikes and Many Kids' Programs)
Heritage Hill State Park (Unique "Living History" Outdoor Museum with Costumed Historic Guides near Green Bay)
High Cliff State Park (Camping: Hike along Picturesque Cliffs and Bluff Trails; Boat and Swim in Lake Winnebago)
Hoffman Hills State Recreation Area (Nature, Equestrian, and Skiing Trails, with an Observation Tower)
Horicon Ledges (a.k.a. Dodge County Ledges) (Camping: Hike, Explore Caves, & Visit the Famed Horicon Marsh)
Interstate State Park (Camping: Great Hiking Trails, Famous Glacial Potholes, Scenic Dalles of the St. Croix River)
Kettle Moraine State Forest-Northern Unit (Camping: Several Campgrounds, Miles of Hiking & Equestrian Trails)
Kettle Moraine State Forest-Southern Unit (Camping: Explore Ice Age Remnants along many miles of Trails)
Kinnickinnic State Park (Fish and Camp on your Boat at the Sandy Delta of the St. Croix & Kinnickinnic Rivers)
Kohler-Andrae State Park (Camping: Very Popular Park along the Dunes of the Lake Michigan Shoreline)
Lake Kegonsa State Park (Camping: the "Lake of Many Fishes" Lives up to its Name; Great Boating & Hiking)
Lake of the Falls Park (Camping: Nice Rustic Shoreline Camping and Fishing on the Turtle River)
Lake Superior- Brule River Mouth/Siskiwit Falls/Lake Nebagamon/Wisconsin Point (Many Scenic Vistas)
Lake Wissota State Park (Camping: Great Boating, Fishing, and Swimming on a 100-yard Sandy Beach)
Lapham Peak Unit, Kettle Moraine State Forest (A 45-foot Tower Highlights this Park with its many Hiking Trails)
Lost Creek Falls (A Beautiful, Remote Waterfall Accessible by a 1.5-mile Hike through Forested Terrain)
Lower Cato Falls Park & Horseshoe Lake County Park (Swim, Picnic, and Fish in these two Scenic Parks)
Mendota Park (Camping: Swim, Boat, and Fish within sight of Madison's Capitol Dome)
Merrick State Park (Camping: Moor your Boat at these fine Campsites on the Mississippi River; Great Fishing)
Mill Bluff State Park (Camping: Hike past Picturesque Rock Formations, Swim, and Climb the Observation Deck)
Mink River Estuary (Hike along the Wilderness Shoreline of one of the last Estuaries in the U.S.)
Mirror Lake State Park (Camping: Hike, Swim, and Boat in this Beautiful Lake near Wisconsin Dells)
Natural Bridge State Park (Unusual Rock Formations, including a Natural Rock Bridge can be seen along the Trails)
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge (43,656-acre Wildlife Refuge providing a breeding and nesting area for migratory birds and other wildlife)
Nelson Dewey State Park (Camping: Breathtaking Views of the Mississippi Valley from Bluffside Campsites)
Neshota Park and Lily Lake Park (Brown County; great fishing, boating, and swimming)
New Glarus Woods State Park (Camping: Hike and Bike on the Sugar River Trail, Visit "Little Switzerland")
Newport State Park (Beautiful Wilderness Park on Lake Michigan with Remote Backpack Campsites)
Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest (Camping: 930 Lakes, 18 Campgrounds, 247 Miles of Waterways!)
Otter Lake County Park (Camping: 22 Rustic Campsites, a Sand Beach, Nature Trails and Great Fishing)
Pattison State Park (Camping: Features the Highest Waterfall in the State- Big Manitou Falls)
Peninsula State Park (Camping: 4 Family Campgrounds and a Huge Variety of Outdoor Activities for Everyone)
Perrot State Park (Camping: Riverside Campsites, Hiking Trails with Panoramic Views of the Mississippi)
Peterson Falls (A Roaring Series of Cascades drops 35 Feet on the Montreal River near Hurley)
Pettenwell & Castle Rock County Parks (Camping: Great Fishing & Boating on Castle Rock Lake)
Pike Lake- Kettle Moraine State Forest (Camping: Panoramic Views from Powder Hill Tower, Swimming, Fishing)
Pine Point County Park (Camping: Great Waterside Campsites and Fishing on Holcombe Lake)
Point Beach State Forest (Camping: Swim, Sunbathe, and Picnic on the Long Sandy Lake Michigan Beach)
Potato River Falls (Watch the Roaring, Powerful Waters of the Potato River drop 90 feet over the Falls)
Potawatomi State Park (Camping: Quiet Camping and Hiking with Scenic Green Bay Views)
Quincy Bluffs and Wetlands Natural Area and Sandhill Trumpeter Trail
Racine & Kenosha Parks (Cliffside Park, Petrifying Springs, Quarry Park, & Sanders Park)
Rib Mountain State Park (Camping: Great Hilltop Views of the Wausau Valley from your Campsite, Winter Skiing)
Ridges Sanctuary (1200-acre Pristine Natural Area along Lake Michigan in Door County)
Richard Bong State Recreation Area (Camping: Offers Many Outdoor Activities and a Scenic Wildlife Refuge )
Roche-A-Cri State Park (Camping: Climb a 300-foot-high rock outcropping & View Native American petroglyphs)
Rock Island State Park (Camping: Wilderness Camping at its Best! No Vehicles Allowed on the Island)
Rocky Arbor State Park (Camping: Picturesque Rock Formations, Fishing on the Wisconsin River)
Saint Croix Scenic Waterway - Sandrock Cliffs (Camping: Camp under Huge Pines, Canoe the St. Croix River)
Sheboygan Indian Mound Park (See the "Open Mound Exhibit" at this Urban Park with Native Burial Mounds)
Superior Falls and Saxon Harbor Park (Camp, Hike Along Lake Superior, and View 90-foot Superior Falls)
Timm's Hill County Park (Hike, fish, and swim in Timm's and Bass Lake; climb the tower to Wisconsin's highest elevation)
Toft Point Natural Area (Beautiful Nature Preserve on Lake Michigan in Door County)
Tower Hill State Park (Camping: Great Views of the Wisconsin River from Blufftop Trails)
Upson Falls (Camp, Hike, and Picnic with the relaxing sound of an 18-foot Waterfall in the Background)
Washington Island & Washington Island Camping Retreat (Camping: Beaches and Activities Abound)
Whitefish Dunes State Park (Swim or Stroll along the Sandy Mile-long Beach and Dune Trails)
Wildcat Mountain State Park (Camping: Canoe the Winding Kickapoo River & Hike the Scenic Trails))
Willow River State Park (Camping: Wade in the Rushing Cascades of Willow Falls and Fish for Trout)
Woodland Dunes State Natural Area (Hike through an oasis of marshland, swamps, meadows and wooded ridges near Manitowoc)
Wyalusing State Park (Camping: Great Views from the Wisconsin Ridge Campground of the Confluence of the Mississippi & Wisconsin Rivers)
Wyalusing Recreation Area (Swim from the Shore of the Mississippi River or Boat Across to a Sandy Island Beach)
Yellowstone Lake State Park (Camping: Great Fishing, Boating, & Swimming on Yellowstone Lake)
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