Campgrounds near Amery, Wisconsin range from established lakeside facilities to more rustic farm settings, spread across both Wisconsin and Minnesota. North Park RV Campground within Amery offers electric hookups, showers, and easy access to town, while just 30 minutes away, Interstate State Park straddles the St. Croix River with tent and RV camping options on both the Wisconsin and Minnesota sides. Apple River County Park provides primitive camping with easy canoe and kayak access. Several campgrounds in the area feature waterfront views and accommodate various camping styles including tent sites, RV spaces with hookups, and even cabin rentals.
Most campgrounds in the region operate seasonally, typically from May through October, with limited winter availability. Interstate State Park and Wild River State Park remain open year-round, though with reduced services during winter months. The Apple River serves as a central feature for many camping experiences, offering opportunities for fishing, paddling, and swimming. Road access varies significantly among sites, with developed campgrounds providing paved parking while more remote locations may require navigation on gravel roads. According to one visitor at D N Campground, "If we had brought our kayaks we could have plopped them right in the river from our campsites and had an amazing paddle on this pristine tributary of the St Croix."
The camping experience around Amery showcases the region's natural water features. A camper described North Park RV Campground as having "easy in & out" positioning in a city park with amenities including "tennis, frisbee golf, skateboard park, boat launch, swimming" and "easy walk to downtown." Sites at Lily Springs Regenerative Farm earned praise for unique features including farm animals and sustainable agriculture practices. Along the Apple River, campers appreciate the balance between natural settings and convenience to local attractions. Mixed-use campgrounds predominate in the area, with many offering both tent and RV options at the same location. Visitors particularly value campgrounds that provide water access, whether for swimming, fishing, or paddling, with riverside sites receiving consistently positive reviews for their scenic value and recreational opportunities.
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