Nestled in the heart of Baraboo, WI, the Ice Age Trail Campground provides a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts. Our campground offers a mix of cozy RV parking spots and tent-friendly areas amidst a lush forest setting.
Each site features a private area with a fire ring, picnic table, and ample space for your camping gear. Nearby amenities include clean restroom facilities and a camp store, though we recommend checking availability for the latter before your visit.
Our location is ideal for exploring the Ice Age Trail and nearby attractions like Devil's Lake State Park. Whether you're hiking, biking, or simply enjoying nature, our campground offers a peaceful base for your adventures.
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Running water
Tent sites
Good for kids
Dogs allowed
One of the most beautiful camps in all of cheese land. Great camp hosts, very clean & helpful. Love this park!!!
Enjoyed Devils Lake immensely. We camped in the Upper Ice Age campground which is completely wooded. Each site has a framed in flat spot for a tent, fire ring, picnic table and parking spot. There is a bathroom with running water and showers plus another pit toilet facility. We found our camp to be private and quiet. The downside is that it is over a mile to to the lake, so we drove to the lake. One could bike or walk, but it is up a hill and there is no dedicated bike path or trail. Also, the bathroom/showers were dirty, not cleaned in the two nights we were there and likely longer. Would recommend not getting a site by the pit toilets as they smell. The camp store is only selling ice and wood, no access to the store, due to COVID. The Nature and Visitors Centers were closed. The kayak rental was open one day, but closed due to bad weather otherwise.
The camp that I was at had little grass but it was close to showers and a bathroom and a 10 min walk from the trail and 15 from the beach stay was great!
Clean sites. Good spacing. Needs better restrooms. Other than that it’s one of the nicer ones out there.
How do you reserve a campsite here?