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- Wisconsin
- Pepin County
- Arkansaw
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- Holden Campground
Hours
Monday, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PMTuesday, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday, 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Holden Campground Introduce
Holden Campground, a name associated with several distinct camping and RV park locations, each offers a unique experience within the broader "Campgrounds & RV Parks" category. While specific features and amenities may vary between locations such as Holden Farm in Hampshire, UK, the Village of Holden Campground in Alberta, Canada, or the Bangor/Holden KOA Holiday in Maine, USA, the overarching aim of all Holden Campgrounds is to provide a welcoming and enriching outdoor experience. This comprehensive introduction will draw upon the common elements and offerings typically found at such establishments, detailing the environment, services, key features, and promotional information to give a holistic view for prospective visitors.
The environment at Holden Campground locations is consistently a key aspect of their appeal, offering a diverse range of natural settings. For instance, a Holden Farm Campground might be nestled in the rolling countryside, characterized by large grass fields, mature trees, and a peaceful rural ambiance, often on a working farm. This provides a unique opportunity to connect with nature and observe farm life. Conversely, a Holden Campground in Alberta, Canada, might be situated in a quiet, well-kept area close to village amenities, with a mix of open and semi-shaded sites. The Bangor/Holden KOA Holiday in Maine, USA, emphasizes its "beautiful natural setting," with much of the campground preserved as woods and natural spaces, allowing campers to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of nature. Regardless of the specific geography, the common thread is a commitment to providing a clean, safe, and serene natural environment. Expect fresh air, opportunities for stargazing in expansive fields, and a general atmosphere conducive to relaxation. The layout of the campsites often ensures a sense of space and privacy, preventing campers from feeling overcrowded. The surrounding areas often present opportunities for exploring local landscapes, whether through scenic drives, nature walks, or observing local flora and fauna. This dedication to a natural and inviting environment is fundamental to the Holden Campground experience.
Within the "Campgrounds & RV Parks" category, Holden Campground locations provide a comprehensive array of services and goods to cater to various camping preferences. For RV enthusiasts, many Holden Campgrounds offer sites with electrical hookups, including both 15-amp, 30-amp, and sometimes 50-amp options, providing power for modern RVs. Some locations may also offer water taps and RV dump stations for added convenience. For tent campers, designated pitches are available, often in spacious, well-maintained grass fields. Essential amenities are a standard across these campgrounds, including clean and well-maintained restroom facilities, often featuring spotless flushing toilets and hot showers, a significant comfort for campers. Communal washing-up areas are frequently provided, sometimes with communal fridges and freezers, and even communal kettles and ice machines, enhancing the self-catering experience. Charging points for electronic devices are also increasingly common. Many campgrounds offer on-site camp stores or offices where guests can purchase essential camping supplies, firewood, ice, and snacks. Some may even sell fresh farm eggs or milk, adding to the local experience. The presence of Wi-Fi, either throughout the park or in public areas, is a common modern convenience. The staff at Holden Campgrounds are typically described as friendly and helpful, committed to ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for all guests. Some locations may even offer EV charging points, reflecting a modern approach to visitor services.
The features that distinguish Holden Campground locations are diverse, ranging from family-friendly recreation to specialized amenities that enhance the outdoor adventure. For instance, a working farm setting like Holden Farm provides a unique feature of being able to "watch the farm at work," offering an educational and engaging experience. Many Holden Campgrounds prioritize recreational facilities, often including playgrounds for children, and sometimes even spray parks or ball diamonds. Outdoor game areas for horseshoes or yard games are common. Some larger locations, like the Bangor/Holden KOA Holiday, feature swimming pools, Kamping Kitchens, and even themed weekends with scheduled activities such as arts and crafts, bingo, and pancake breakfasts. The emphasis on providing a fun and engaging environment for families is a significant draw. For those who enjoy active recreation, direct access to hiking or biking trails, such as segments of the South Downs Way or King Alfred Way, is a notable feature at some Holden Campgrounds. The availability of fire pits at each site, with logs often available for purchase on-site, encourages classic campfire experiences and stargazing. The policy of allowing dogs (often with specific rules like being on a leash and owners cleaning up after them) is a common feature, making them pet-friendly destinations. The commitment to cleanliness, safety, and a peaceful environment, often enforced by quiet hours and specific rules (e.g., no loud music after 11 pm), contributes to a harmonious camping experience for all visitors. These features collectively contribute to a well-rounded and enjoyable outdoor stay.
Promotional information for Holden Campground locations consistently highlights their key selling points to attract a diverse range of visitors. The messaging often emphasizes the unique blend of natural tranquility and convenient amenities, inviting guests to "experience nature at its best." High-quality visuals, including photographs of spacious campsites, clean facilities, and happy campers engaging in activities, are crucial for online and print marketing. Specific promotions are common, such as discounts for extended stays (e.g., 20% off for 5 nights arriving on a Sunday, or 30% off for 7 nights or more), off-season rates, or special event packages. Loyalty programs, such as KOA Rewards, are leveraged to offer discounts and special weekends (e.g., KOA Rewards Appreciation Weekend where the second night is free). The family-friendly nature of many Holden Campgrounds is a strong promotional point, often highlighting playgrounds, pools, and organized activities for children. Information on how to book is clearly provided, with many preferring online reservations, although some smaller locations might offer self-registration or office payments. Transparency regarding policies, such as pet rules, check-in/check-out times, and additional charges for extra adults or vehicles, is also part of their promotional efforts. Location-specific advantages, such as proximity to local attractions (e.g., Hollywood Slots in Bangor, Acadia National Park, Winchester, or the Red Cedar River), are often highlighted to draw visitors interested in exploring the surrounding areas. The overall promotional strategy aims to position Holden Campgrounds as accessible, comfortable, and engaging destinations within the "Campgrounds & RV Parks" category, promising a memorable outdoor escape for all who visit.
Location
WisconsinPepin CountyArkansawCounty Road N
Customer Reviews
I enjoyed my time here! Camped during the week and had it all to myself. Nice and quiet with some nice views. The electric is a plus! There is a light that stays on all night by the toilets.. Looks like they got new picnic tables and fire pits. Lots of bird noises, day and night! Can hear the frogs from the lake too. There is a steep drive down to it…RVers. Again, this was during the week and it is tight quarters so take that into mind.
Pros: It's a quiet, little campground. There were a couple other people there besides me so that's perfect The picnic tables are new as well as the fire rings. There is a trail that goes to the lake, so that was nice. The views in that area are amazing! Cons: As I took a walk around, I noticed the fire rings don't get cleaned out so there was garbage in quite a few of them. It is a carry in/carry out campground so that means no dumpster. Plan accordingly. They have pit toilets so naturally they smell and there's lots of flies. I don't recommend walking around barefoot. We had a lot of broken glass at our site. Overall, despite the icky toilets and garbage, we will be back.
My husband and I have stayed here the past three years while visiting the area for Blues On The Chippewa. It's a basic campground (vault toilets, non potable water, carry in/carry out) but just the type of camping we enjoy. However, plans for a shower house/plumbed toilets are in the works! A camp host site was added this year, but no one was actually occupying the spot during our stay, which bummed us out because it's literally the best/only secluded site. We had site 7 this year and were happy with the shade cover, but if camp is full, your neighbors will be close no matter which sìte you have. We only walked the trail near site 11 along the wooden 'fence' path to the lake park on the other side, but more trails are available. Online booking is easy and sites were marked with names/stay duration when we arrived this year. Wood is not available on-site. We always buy ours from a local stand off of 10 right before 25 as you drive into Durand. I recommend taking the time to stop in Arkansaw and cooling off in the creek at the park and Sunday breakfast buffet at Ree Pete's!!
Immediately after exiting our vehicle we were swarmed by mosquitoes. We arrived to find this place full of drunk teenagers/twenty somethings. The fire ring was full of empty beer cans. Large breed dogs were not restrained properly. Someone was in the spot that we had reserved. We tried moving to a spot that was open to find out that the electric didn’t work (which is why the other people took our spot). We tried calling the number but only got a county line…no answer, no help. The site didn’t have water…the communal water had a warning on it “due to nitrate contamination, this water should not be consumed by children, pets or pregnant women”. We left for a nicer camp ground The Great River Harbor. I understand that this was a low cost place, but I wouldn’t have stayed if they paid me. Lesson learned…beware!
Drove 2.5 hours looking forward to a city park campground only to find out there is no possibility of filling up your RV when you get there. But you can wash your hands through their sink located mid campground. 1 person there when we showed up on Friday night and he was using a 1 gallon milk jug to fill up his camper. We were also told power was available. We tried 2 camp sites and neither worked on the 30 amp circuit. But when I got home and plugged into my own 30 amp circuit, everything worked just fine. Then comes the mosquitos and hornet nest infestation. The mosquitos almost carried my 1 year old son away. We barely got out because of the mosquitos that stood in our way. Our 2.5 our campground trip turned into a 5 hour trip back home. We got our money back but spent $100 in fuel to go there, and go home. Long ride home and very disappointed.
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