Devils Lake State Park Group Campground — Devils Lake State Park

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Wooded group sites and a lake within walking distance set the tone at Devils Lake State Park Group Campground, where multiple families or outdoor clubs can spread out across heavily treed sites in Baraboo, Wisconsin. The dense canopy means sites are largely dirt and leaf-covered rather than grassy, but it also provides solid shade and enough tree spacing for hammocks. Weekends draw crowds, so midweek visits tend to give groups more room to breathe.

The group sites are spaced well apart from each other, and full bathroom facilities with showers sit within walking distance, along with a water pump nearby. A camp store on the south shore rents kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats, though reviewers note the store keeps inconsistent hours and the north shore alternative is a 20-minute drive away. The East Bluff trail provides a challenging hike with rock climbing opportunities, and the park's trail network is extensive enough to fill multiple days. Raccoons are active at night, so secure your food.

"Trees for a hammock," notes Kay K., and that detail captures what the group sites do well: shade, spacing, and natural cover. Sites include fire rings and picnic tables. Rates run $90 to $130 per night with electric, water, and sewer hookups available, along with WiFi and a dump station. Campers also considering the broader park have options at Ice Age Campground — Devils Lake State Park or Quartzite Campground — Devils Lake State Park nearby. Groups that book early and plan around the south shore store hours will get the most out of a stay here.

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Throughout the 2026 season, day-use areas and campgrounds will be affected by multiple facility improvement projects. Restrooms, shower buildings, parking lots, rental shelters, and boat launches may be unavailable at times. Please visit the **Property Conditions** page before your arrival for the most up-to-date information and expect delays entering the park.

A large triathlon event will occur in the North Shore Day Use Area and all campgrounds on Sunday, September 20, 2026. Parking will be limited, and access to the North Shore will be restricted for the duration of the event.

A large triathlon event will occur in the North Shore Day Use Area and all campgrounds on Sunday, September 12, 2027. Parking will be limited, and access to the North Shore will be restricted for the duration of the event.

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Map & DirectionsDevils Lake State Park Group Campground is located in Wisconsin near Baraboo

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https://maps.google.com?daddr=43.4284,-89.7322

Address

S5975 Park Rd
Baraboo, WI 54452

Coordinates

43.410776 N
89.7120449 W

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Site Types

  • Tent Sites
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Many campers appreciated the well-spaced group sites with good facilities and excellent value at $40/night. Some noted weekend crowds and loud birds, but most found the wooded, private setting ideal for group camping.

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Reviewed May. 14, 2026

Clean and beautiful

Great location!

I was in the upper ice age campground at site 416 and really enjoyed it. The sites are fairly close together, but in May the foliage is dense enough to block out most of the noise. Water stations were never too far away, along with restrooms and dumpsters. The site also had a well kept picnic table and a fire ring.

Outside of the site, this area is beautiful! A friend and I went biking through the park and just outside. Didn’t get a chance to hike, but there were plenty of trails and you can even rent a kayak or canoe. To top it all off, they have ice cream by the lake 🤩

Will definitely be back to check out the rest of the park!

Site416 upper ice age campground
Month of VisitMay
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  • Review photo of Devils Lake State Park Group Campground — Devils Lake State Park by Nicholas S., May 14, 2026
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Reviewed Aug. 24, 2025

Busy and rather noisy campground

Adequate size site with a tent pad, shade and privacy. Trees for a hammock. Clean shower house. Lovely hiking. Decent cell reception.

SiteNorthern Lights 234
Month of VisitMay
  • Review photo of Devils Lake State Park Group Campground — Devils Lake State Park by Kay K., August 24, 2025
  • Review photo of Devils Lake State Park Group Campground — Devils Lake State Park by Kay K., August 24, 2025
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Reviewed May. 16, 2024

Group trip!

Went with an outdoor adventure class, views were beautiful, climbing was great! Campgrounds were clean and had easy access to water, got a visit from some local raccoons at night, overall experience was great!

Month of VisitOctober
Reviewed Nov. 27, 2021

Camping and Hiking with the Scouts

Spent a weekend here in one of the group sites (G3) in mid November 2021. It was in the 30s at night but got up to the high 40s during the day, great camping weather!

Spent about 5 hours hiking the East Bluff, it was challenging for some of our younger hikers, bd when we decided to head home most were excited.

I’ve been to Devils Lake before but forgot just how beautiful this place is. Everyone was impressed by Devils Doorway. Would love to go back and hike the Western Bluff.

Camp life was awesome, we ate very well since we brought two Dutch ovens. We are Cowboy Casserole, Mountain Man breakfast, peach cobbler, 7 can soup, hobo dinner and apple sausage casserole. I would definitely return to Devils Lake!

SiteG3
Month of VisitNovember
  • Review photo of Devils Lake State Park Group Campground — Devils Lake State Park by Charles M., November 27, 2021
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Reviewed Aug. 4, 2018

Budget and family friendly

We went during the week and it kept the crowds to a minimum. The south shore beach was best and we took the East Bluff trail to do some rock climbing with the kids. Reserved the group camp for three families, cost was $40 a night for a secluded, spacious, clean group site. we had a great time and will definitely return. The birds near the group camp are cool, but can also sound like a large pack of dinosaurs squawking at each other...very loud.

  • Review photo of Devils Lake State Park Group Campground — Devils Lake State Park by jon  D., August 4, 2018
  • Review photo of Devils Lake State Park Group Campground — Devils Lake State Park by jon  D., August 4, 2018
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Reviewed Jun. 7, 2018

A beautiful spot

This is a review for the group camp sites:

The group sites are well spaced out from each other and offer pit toilets and full bathroom facilities with sinks, toilets and showers within walking distance from all sites. You can even drive to the bathrooms as there is a small parking area next to them. Next to the bathrooms is a water pump where you can collect water and haul it back to your site.

The sites are heavily wooded which protects from rain but also means they are dirt with a ton of leaves.

There is a beach and camp store/ concession stand (south) a short drive or longer walk away. At this area you can rent paddle boards, Canoes, kayaks and paddle boats. I found during our stay that this store was not always open which means you have to drive to the North one. This is a 20 minute drive.

The Park offers a lot of hiking trails with amazing views.

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Month of VisitJune
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  • Review photo of Devils Lake State Park Group Campground — Devils Lake State Park by Sarah F., June 7, 2018
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the different camping options available at Devil's Lake State Park?

Devil's Lake State Park offers several camping options to accommodate different needs. The park features standard individual campsites for families and small groups, as well as dedicated group camping areas that are separated from the main campgrounds. There are also tent-specific sites with tent pads for those who prefer more traditional camping. The park maintains both primitive camping areas and sites with access to modern amenities including shower facilities and bathrooms. Camping is available in various seasons, though weekends typically see higher occupancy rates.

What are the group camping facilities like at Devil's Lake State Park?

The group camping facilities at Devil's Lake State Park are spacious, clean, and well-maintained. Sites like G3 offer secluded areas that can accommodate multiple families, with each group site well-spaced from others for privacy. Facilities include pit toilets near the sites and full bathroom facilities with showers, sinks, and toilets within walking distance. There's even a small parking area next to the bathrooms for convenient access. Group sites cost approximately $40 per night and include tent pads, shade trees suitable for hammocks, and good cell reception. These areas provide an excellent base for exploring the park's hiking trails and climbing opportunities.

Can you rent travel trailers at Devil's Lake State Park?

Travel trailer rentals are not available directly at Devil's Lake State Park. The park focuses primarily on tent camping, especially in the group camping areas which are designed with tent pads. Visitors interested in staying in a travel trailer would need to bring their own or check with private rental companies in nearby communities that might offer delivery and setup services at the park (subject to park regulations). For the most current information about RV accommodations and restrictions, contact the park office directly before planning your trip.

How does glamping work at Devil's Lake?

Devil's Lake State Park does not currently offer formal glamping accommodations. The park primarily focuses on traditional camping experiences with tent sites and group camping areas. Visitors looking for more comfortable accommodations would need to bring their own equipment or check nearby private facilities outside the park that might offer glamping options. The park does provide access to shower facilities and bathrooms for campers seeking some conveniences while enjoying the outdoor experience.