Pattison State Park Campground

The sites are great, spacious and not to close. They are flat and grassy, which I like. Open sky at our site, so our Starlink worked. Parked with friends at a double site, it was huge! It was off-season so showers were off. And with no electric, $100 for one night at a double site seemed like a lot. The facilities look great though, and the falls was a short (10 minute) walk from our site. And they were beautiful!

Didn’t reserve ahead of time took the last spot available it was a ADA spot. Was $28 a night and non resident with a state park sticker is an additional $15… spot had no hook ups pit toilet next door up hill.

I absolutely love this campground,just a great getaway for family and friends. This campground has a beautiful waterfall, must see landscapes for photographers and nature seekers alike,it's worth checking out.

Golden

The only drawback for us is the 6 hour drive! Huge, wonderful pull thru sites. Wooded for privacy. Easy access to bath and shower rooms from most anywhere. Lots of places to fill water bottles, too. Highly recommend and one of the smartest laid out campgrounds we’ve seen.

Nice pull through sites. Some with plenty of privacy and shade. Showers were not too clean but acceptable. Beach was ok for wading in but was not appealing to actually swim in. Hiking trails were great!! Very picturesque. Big manitou falls is right there at the campground off the main road. And little manitou was well worth the hike. You can also drive there. There’s a great store that has everything you may have forgotten. Also refill propane tanks. It’s on cty hwy B east of the park 5 min

I live in Wisconsin and it took me this long to come see this state park and the Big Manitou Falls

Unfortunately they were closed for the season so I had to car camp nearby.

After reading the reviews, and also after depending time previously at Minnesota state park campgrounds, I was disappointed. It's an okay campground but I wouldn't stay here again. I have read that the campground had some tough times, & it shows in places. The dhower/restroom building needs some repairs. It was not clean. Stall door latches need replacing. The dower stalls were actually disgusting. In the mens room, only one of 3 urinals worked. Campsites were small & close together. Not much privacy between most sites. No staff on hand to answer questions. Overall, I didn't get a good vibe at this campground.

We stayed in one of the 3 backpacking sites. Our site was closest to the little manitou falls and had a few little access points to take in the view. The site was tucked away and private, but could pick up the occasional sound of cars/hikers on the other side of the falls/river

Great campground! Sites are mostly level, treed, and most are very spacious! Enjoyed this campground! We camped in motor home at an electric site. Our AT&T signal was strong.  The hike to Little Manitou Falls was easy and really pretty - well worth doing!

Awesome state park! Right along side of State Hwy 53. All the amenities you would need. Clean restrooms, bathrooms etc. All kinds of room to stretch out. Playground in good shape and very large area's for BBQing. Also nice trail system for hiking with a few site's for backpacking in.

Very nice, clean park with easy trails. Sites were well spaced with brush/trees between. ATT & Verizon both worked fairly well. One on the nicest night overs we encountered so far. Would return. Big rig friendly with decent roads.

The area around Big Manitou Falls and the swimming area are too developed and close to the road for my taste and many of the less developed trails are still closed - but the backpack campsites are gorgeous and worth the trip. It’s only a 1.5 mile hike and there is a vault toilet so it’s a nice compromise between convenience and true backcountry camping. The White Birch site is almost right on top of Little Manitou Falls and it’s an easy trek from the campsite to some boulders where you can sit and watch the water. There is access to the opposite side of the falls from a parking lot so it’s not completely secluded but we only heard one or two visitors during our entire stay.

Good hiking trails, beautiful nature, quiet and tucked away...I like it.

Great campground! Most of the sites are perfect for tent camping or glamping. Clean and each site is well separated and lots of trees. Manitou Falls is a short walk away and is incredible. Bring firewood.

Waterfalls, large well maintained sites, hiking trails, clean restrooms/showers.

Tallest waterfall in Wisconsin! We’ve camped here many times, a good place to try and snag a first come first serve site if you’re camping last minute. The fall colors are AMAZING to witness at this park!

Beautiful beautiful state park for hiking and swimming for children the beaches enclosed on a man-made lake with no motor boats allowed perfect for kayaking and canoeing for hiking through the woods to see the waterfalls campgrounds are nice and secluded but I have minimum utilities Vault toilets the definition of a beautiful Northern Wisconsin Campground the only downside is the beach has been closed for swimming as of 2018 due to flooding

This is a this is a beautiful Wisconsin state park with some of the largest waterfalls in the state beautiful Trails for hiking and a nice man made beached in Lake for swimming as of 2018 due to flooding the beach has been closed the campground is nice with private sites

Bbeautiful spot. Great hikes. Nice showers and her peaceful.

Great place to hike around at however the campsites are stacked on top of each other. We had a very rude and loud family come in late at night blasting music. Each spot had a picnic table and fire ring

Great clean campground. There were lots of pit toilets close to our campsite and then the shower house had nice real toilets. Showers were hot and clean. Each site has a fire pit and firewood available for purchase there was also a bench and picnic table at each site. We have at&t and had great service but sprint didn’t have service. There was a flood June 2018 and a lot of the hiking and beach was closed but the waterfall was pretty. If we ever come back this way we will defiantly stay here again.

The campground I stayed at was clean and it was awesome waking up with the sound of rushing water. I loved hiking around the falls and being able to swim all day as well. Though, with all this water the bugs were thick and there wasn't enough deet to keep them away. Pretty area to hike through but I don't think I'll be staying the night again due to the bugs.

Pattison State Park features a good sized campground, nice swimming area, and Wiconsins highest waterfall, along with some beautiful hiking trails

clean campground, lots of shade, lots of hiking water spigots throughout campground

The falls are so beautiful. Well taken care of park with wonderful hiking trails, pet friendly clean park and did I mention the beautiful falls? :) I can't wait to come back. SO much to do and see. If your a nature lover then this is a must visit place.

This was a really nice campground. Nice and quiet for its medium size. Wooded sites are nicely spaced (but never far enough away). Facilities were clean and maintained. Liked all the possibilities for hiking and the proximity to other State parks in Northern wisconsin. We visited Cooper Falls as well. Took a trail path out of the campground to the most amazing water fall. Showers available in season. Pit toilets but nicely maintained.