There is a waterfall that you can walk in right on the campground! There's adorable 1800s homesteads at the campground too! Mostly everyone is a seasonal camper so sites for public camping are sparse but so worth it. Nice electric bathrooms and showers, wood and ice at the office and like 2 minutes from Maribel caves/hotel. It makes sense why there are so many seasonals with how great this campground is!
Darlene K
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August 15, 2021
Very pretty area near the Devil's River with historic water wheel mill. We did not go into the campground area, but rather explored the old buildings and grounds, and the river side trail, all near the entrance. The river was really roaring through and impressive, probably because of all the rain previously. Noticed RVs camping above and overlooking the river, and campsites along the river banks. Charming area.
Barb Shircel
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July 10, 2021
I absolutely love this campground. We have a large group that camp every 4th of July weekend. Nice shady camping spots to help keep cool. A gorgeous river with small waterfall areas. Nice flat rocks to walk in the water. Be careful, the rocks can be a little slippery. It is so beautiful to photograph. There is a swimming pond as well. There is a great park down the road that has hiking and caves too.
Dune Digger
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May 10, 2023
There are rare opportunities to camp at a place like this. The waterfall was breathtaking and the historic ruins as well as the historical buildings to check out were just too cool. There is access to the waterfall from the upper campground as well as from lower down behind the buildings if a hill isn't your thing. So glad on made a 2 day stop here on my way through Wisconsin. It's nice to be so close to run to Manitawoc for groceries/dinner and museums.
Lauren Broman
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October 25, 2020
Absolutely amazing place! I had my senior pictures here, and it was perfect! There was next to nobody else there, so we had the whole area to ourselves. There’s a gorgeous waterfall and wooded area for forest pictures, and there’s rustic buildings for rustic photos. There’s just a small photography fee of $15, but it was so worth it!
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There is a waterfall that you can walk in right on the campground! There's adorable 1800s homesteads at the campground too! Mostly everyone is a seasonal camper so sites for public camping are sparse but so worth it. Nice electric bathrooms and showers, wood and ice at the office and like 2 minutes from Maribel caves/hotel. It makes sense why there are so many seasonals with how great this campground is!
Very pretty area near the Devil's River with historic water wheel mill. We did not go into the campground area, but rather explored the old buildings and grounds, and the river side trail, all near the entrance. The river was really roaring through and impressive, probably because of all the rain previously. Noticed RVs camping above and overlooking the river, and campsites along the river banks. Charming area.
I absolutely love this campground. We have a large group that camp every 4th of July weekend. Nice shady camping spots to help keep cool. A gorgeous river with small waterfall areas. Nice flat rocks to walk in the water. Be careful, the rocks can be a little slippery. It is so beautiful to photograph. There is a swimming pond as well. There is a great park down the road that has hiking and caves too.
There are rare opportunities to camp at a place like this. The waterfall was breathtaking and the historic ruins as well as the historical buildings to check out were just too cool. There is access to the waterfall from the upper campground as well as from lower down behind the buildings if a hill isn't your thing. So glad on made a 2 day stop here on my way through Wisconsin. It's nice to be so close to run to Manitawoc for groceries/dinner and museums.
Absolutely amazing place! I had my senior pictures here, and it was perfect! There was next to nobody else there, so we had the whole area to ourselves. There’s a gorgeous waterfall and wooded area for forest pictures, and there’s rustic buildings for rustic photos. There’s just a small photography fee of $15, but it was so worth it!