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High Cliff State Park Campground

n7630 State Park Rd, Sherwood, WI 54169, USA

Introduce

High Cliff State Park Campground, located at n7630 State Park Rd, Sherwood, WI 54169, offers a natural camping experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. This campground is known for its scenic environment, spacious sites, and extensive trails.

Environment and Features:

  • The park is described as pretty and clean, with an abundance of trees providing ample shade.
  • Campsites are spacious, offering comfortable accommodations.
  • Hiking and biking trails are accessible from the campground, providing opportunities for outdoor recreation.
  • The area is known for its population of small black squirrels.
  • The campground is located within High Cliff State Park, offering access to the park's natural beauty.
  • Some areas of the campground, particularly sites 71-86, have tight turns that may be challenging for large RVs.
  • The campground is rumored to be haunted, adding an element of intrigue.

Services and Amenities:

  • Park rangers patrol the campground regularly.
  • Basic camping facilities are provided, consistent with state park campgrounds.

Customer Feedback:

  • Customers appreciate the park's cleanliness and the spaciousness of the campsites.
  • The availability of hiking and biking trails is a significant positive aspect.
  • Some visitors have experienced challenges navigating large RVs in certain areas of the campground.
  • There are reports of inconsistent customer service during check-in.
  • An additional fee is charged for tow vehicles, which some campers find unexpected and unreasonable.
  • While the campground is rumored to be haunted, noise from other campers has been reported.

Promotional Information:

High Cliff State Park Campground offers a scenic and spacious camping experience. Ideal for those seeking a natural retreat with access to hiking and biking trails. Be aware of potential challenges with large RVs in certain areas and the additional fee for tow vehicles. Contact them at (920) 989-1106 or +1 920-989-1106 to plan your stay and explore the beauty of High Cliff State Park.

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Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Offerings

RV electric hookup

RV sewer hookup

Activities

Hiking

Amenities

Barbecue grill

Picnic tables

Public restroom

Public shower

Restroom

Running water

Slides

Swings

Tent sites

Payments

Camping fee

Children

Good for kids

Kid-friendly hikes

Playground

Parking

On-site parking

Pets

Dogs allowed

Jesska86 May 26
★★★★☆4

Park is pretty and clean. Lots of trees. Sites are spacious. The turn to get down some loops are tight and not as big rig friendly (specifically to turn for sites 71-86). Hiking/bike trail was on back side of our site and was a nice walk. Park staff was not very helpful while checking in. Did not ask if we had ever been there before, not told where to go or given map. Also if you use a tow vehicle to pull your trailer/rv then they charge you extra upon arrival that is not included in your camping fee (which I personally feel is stupid).

Gator Wrestler303 (GatorWrestler303) Aug 30
★★★★☆4

Spaces are good size. Trails all around. Lots of tall trees and great shade. Loads of little black squirrels running around. Park rangers drive around a few times an hour it seems like. Camped here because they claim the woods are haunted. Didn't hear any ghosts just people yelling at midnight.

Cathie Hensel Oct 16
★★★★★5

One of Wisconsin 's best gems! Loved it all. Colors were not yet at peak and still beautiful 😍

William Schorer May 26
★★★★★5

Love this place. Arguably THE Best sunset in Wisconsin

sandra joseph Jul 17
★★★★☆4

Beautiful place to visit. There is a great swimming beach.

Andrew Baker Apr 26
★★★★★5

Come here often! Tons of trails and beautiful scenery! Playground for kids, updated bathrooms. Great for spending a day in the outdoor. Picnic area scattered around the park. Good spots for fishing with the kids! Cool cliffs to walk next to!

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