3 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several cabin accommodations near Barronett, Wisconsin provide modern amenities and rustic experiences across multiple campgrounds and resorts. Country Quiet RV Park and Campground offers cabin rentals with electrical hookups, picnic tables, and fire rings. "The sites are fairly spread out. Easy loop system makes this campground very easy to navigate through," notes one guest regarding the property layout. Log Cabin Resort and Campground features waterfront accommodations with campfire areas and private spaces, while Hayward KOA provides cabin options with varying levels of furnishings and outdoor facilities.
Options range from rustic cabins to fully furnished vacation rentals. St. Croix River Resort offers cabins with indoor amenities, as one visitor mentioned: "We stayed here with my extended family in a couple of cabins. It is nice and wooded." Big Rock Creek provides more secluded cabin experiences but requires advance reservations, especially during summer months. Most cabins in the area allow pets with additional fees, though Big Rock Creek prohibits pets according to visitor feedback. Seasonal availability varies by location, with some properties operating year-round while others close between October and May.
Most cabins include basic furnishings such as beds and seating, but guests typically need to bring their own linens, pillows, and towels. Cooking facilities vary widely between properties, from basic fire rings to full kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops. On-site camp stores at locations like St. Croix River Resort and Country Quiet RV Park stock essential items, firewood, and limited groceries. Water and electric hookups are standard at most cabin properties, with shower facilities and restrooms generally available in central locations rather than within individual cabins. Visitors planning extended stays should consider bringing cooking supplies, food, and personal items as nearby shopping options may be limited.
"This is a very nice RV Park. There’s plenty of sites and they appear to be expanding. Sites are fairly spread out. Easy loop system makes this campground very easy to navigate through."
"The camper cabins at Wild River are located just above the St. Croix River. Our cabin seemed to be at a trailhead to the river, which we took advantage of."
"It was very buggy so we got a screen tent. Nicely shaded site as well. Not far from the water station and pit toilet."
Available this weekend
from $23 - $90 / night
"Water & electric hookup but no sewer however there is a dump station, a bathhouse with real toilets & nice showers. Pretty quiet for being so close to the main highway."
from $5 - $25 / night
from $65 - $150 / night
"There is a nice inflatable park for the kids. They will bring you up the river to float down and land on their nice sand beach. Will defiantly come again!!"
from $49 - $300 / night
"We camped at William O’Brien State Park November 1-4, 2022. We were taking advantage of some unseasonably warm days, and we are so glad we did. This park is beautiful!"
"The picnic table and fire ring was great. We had an electrical hookup and the bathrooms were really clean. Great trails in the park too."
Campground full this weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $25 - $90 / night
"Multiple restrooms and showers throughout the campgrounds. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table and wood can be purchased at the office."
"This park has a ton of camping available, particularly if you don't need electricity and have a smaller rig because then you can get into more of the campground loops."
Available this weekend
from $25 - $35 / night
"Great place to let the kids go run off and play while the parents relax under the awning while grilling."
"Right off the highway so you will get some road noise even at night. But if you're lucky to have a site farther from the road you really can't hear much!"
"Sites are a little small and not very private. Seemed like a well visited campground with lots of parties if you are into that. There is a restaurant and bar on the site although I didnt use it."
from $41 - $120 / night
"Felt nice to spend a weekend without cell service about an hour away from home. Forgot to take my usual photos and video of the site all set up but had a few random to share. Nice campground."
"Croix State Park. This campground has a handful of electric sites and a modern restroom and shower. The sites here are very open and there is little trees or shrubs."
from $25 - $35 / night
GuideMany activities throughout the day for the family. Kids enjoyed the pool. The store has a nice selection of items for sale. Firewood is $8 a bundle.
The campsites are close but there is enough trees between sites to make it seem like you are not so close.
There are atvs and utvs but at night they are not moving around.
ScoutHad a great time. Dan & Lisa friendly and accommodating. Clean and roomy sites for just opening they’re doing well. Can’t wait until next time
ScoutThe campground is nice and has more woods/bushes and more privacy than the other two campgrounds in the park. The bathroom/showers were relatively clean and functioned well with nice hot showers. The electric sites functioned as expected but, they all seem very well used. Not much in the way of grass (bit of a drought at the time) and lots of little bits of garbage all over our campsite. All the electrical sites were occupied while we were there and a lot of the other sites near the modern bathroom were occupied. If you want privacy and a less worn campsite I would suggest booking a non-electrical site further away from modern bathroom. Oh, another plus water from spigots around campground was good.
GuideWas a nice place. I didn’t see any truly private sites. All are stacked on top of each others. I didn’t look around too much, it was just a quick overnight stop.
GuideStayed for two nights when I worked at concerts in Somerset. Was very impressed with how private the sites are. There is Good tree cover in between each site. There is nothing to do for kids, if that’s important for you….I didn’t look around too much, just a walk around the loops. But I want to go back again. Beautiful and clean is how I’d describe in 2 words.
ScoutOutpost building up and coming with games, beer, Wine and other favorites.clean sites with ample room. Seasonal sites and transient.
GuideCampsites are great summer bigger than others. It’s pretty quiet lots of green grass. The main office has a restaurant and bar. You can rent kayaks, canoes, or go tubing down the Namakagon river. Very friendly staff.
TravelerStaying here currently & they have been very accommodating, friendly & flexible. Water & electric hookup but no sewer however there is a dump station, a bathhouse with real toilets & nice showers. Pretty quiet for being so close to the main highway. My cats are able to free roam the property & my dog can be tied up outside. Usually pretty nice neighbors too.
RangerI was looking for a secluded backpack in site where I could have a peaceful 48 hours of prayer and solitude, and this site was perfect! I also wanted one that wasn't too far remote, since I hadn't been on a proper backpacking trip since the pandemic hit. And as a solo female camper, I wanted a reserved site so that there would be a record of my location for safety reasons. I'm so glad I chose the Deer Creek site, and will almost definitely stay here again at some point!
This site is accessible by either hiking or canoe. It took me about 30 minutes to hike in from the visitor center parking lot. There is easy access to river water to boil or filter from the canoe landing.
This site was incredibly spacious. It includes a fire ring and picnic table overlooking the creek and river. It also includes 2 large tent pads (look out for widow makers, one of the tent pads is under a dead tree!). It also has a spot nestled in some pine trees that could fit a smaller tent, canoe storage, or I found it to be the perfect spot to hang my hammock! (This would be a great site for hammock camping.) So if you're camping with a small group of people this would be a great site. It also includes a trail to a fairly private latrine, and a bear box (the park ranger warned me that there are bears in the park although I did not see any.) I also found plenty of dead down and dry wood and birch bark on the ground for building fires.
This site is great for a one nigjt stay on a longer backpacking or canoeing trip, but also great for camping out at for a couple of nights. I stayed for two, and it connects to all the major trails in the park, so I was able to use it as a great base for hiking and seeing the beautiful changing leaves. In the morning I hiked North to do the Riverside trail and looped back through the woods. Then in the afternoon I did the Deer Creek loop, which is a shared horse and hiking trail. It was so nice to he able to hike out to some of the best trails in the park directly from my site.
This site felt remarkably remote for being only an hour from the twin cities and a mile from the parking lot! I stayed there Thursday -Saturday, and after leaving the parking lot on Thursday did not see another human being for the rest of the day, and Friday not until I hit the main trails! There was no one else staying within at least a mile of me. I was even able to see fantastic stars Friday night. There was amazing wildlife - a blue heron frequented the site, and I heard all types of owls. Two bald eagles had a nest across the river so I got to see and hear them the whole trip, too- it was absolutely magical!
This site has a great view of both sunrise and sunset. Thursday night there was a gorgeous sunset over the woods reflected in deer Creek. Both mornings I woke up to watch the sunrise while drinking my coffee next to the fire (it was freezing!!!). Watching the sun rise over the river and fog roll over th water and evaporate while eagles soared was truly magical. Having an easy backpack in site surrounded by water on two sides and with views of the sunrise and sunset like this was so incredible!!!
Cabin camping near Barronett, Wisconsin offers year-round options with varying levels of amenities and privacy. Located in northwestern Wisconsin's pine forests, the area sits at approximately 1,100 feet elevation with summer temperatures averaging 75-85°F during peak camping months. Winter cabin rentals remain available at several locations when temperatures regularly drop below freezing from November through March.
Tubing adventures on local rivers: At Camp Namekagon, visitors can take advantage of on-site kayak, canoe, and tube rentals. "They also have a kayak, canoe, and tube rental service on site which was great for easy access to the river," notes one visitor who appreciated the convenience.
Fishing opportunities: Many cabin properties provide direct access to fishing areas. At St Croix River Resort, guests can explore "nice trails" and "go tubing down the river when the water is low enough," according to recent visitors. The property's location provides good access to multiple fishing spots.
Winter activities: Unlike many seasonal campgrounds, Wild River State Park Campground maintains winter cabin availability with opportunities for cold weather recreation. "We snowshoed and skied. I really enjoyed the snowshoe hike along the St Croix River and watched the full moon rise. The ski trails were groomed and there were miles of trails," reports one winter visitor.
Privacy levels: Cabin sites at William O'Brien State Park Campground offer varying degrees of seclusion. "The sites are well-kept and generally one can get a site without too much hassle if you're not picky," notes one camper. Another mentions the "stunning" surroundings that were "really unexpected for a park so close to the Twin Cities."
Water activities: Hayward KOA receives positive feedback for its water amenities: "Large campground with a pool and slide," and "Large 9ft heated pool, mini golf, large playground, horse shoes, volleyball, nice size water slide, covered stage for music, ice cream shop, huge jump pillow, and much more."
Wildlife viewing: Cabins throughout the region provide opportunities to observe local wildlife. At Wild River State Park, one visitor reports: "We saw sooooo many deer some even walking right through campsites! You can hear coyotes, raccoons and very loud owls." Another visitor to the St. Croix area noted "amazing wildlife - a blue heron frequented the site, and I heard all types of owls. Two bald eagles had a nest across the river."
Reservation requirements: Summer weekends book quickly across all cabin properties, particularly at Big Rock Creek where advance booking is essential. One visitor noted the property has "many different ways to stay, from Geodesic Domes to bringing your own RV."
Variable amenities: Cabin facilities differ significantly between locations. While some offer full electricity and water hookups, others provide more basic accommodations. A visitor to William O'Brien observed, "The bathrooms/showers on site are, for the most part, clean and in working order."
Cell reception limitations: Many cabins have limited connectivity. One camper at Wild River State Park mentioned, "Intermittently had 1-2 bars of T-Mobile with LTE Internet. Wi-Fi is available at the park entrance," while others reported no service at all in some locations.
Kid-friendly activities: Old Logging Trail — St. Croix State Park offers cabin options with numerous recreational opportunities. "This is Minnesota's largest state park and has over 200 camp sites. But where we were, we were secluded from most people," shares one visitor. Another adds that there's "canoeing" with "canoe outfitters in park during most of the summer."
Bug preparation: Insect activity varies by season but can be intense. "It was very buggy, so be prepared for that," warns one visitor to the St. Croix area. Another camper shares: "St. Croix SP: was quite buggy due to a lot of recent rain. Highly recommend fogging your site or having a bug enclosure to help ward off the mosquitos."
Accessibility considerations: Some cabin areas require walking to reach facilities. At William O'Brien, one visitor noted: "There bathrooms/showers on site and they are, for the most part, clean and in working order. Noise from other campers was negligible."
Site dimensions: RV cabins at Hayward KOA accommodate various sizes but may have limitations. "Awesome amenities, challenge for bigger rigs," explains one RVer. "There are a lot of trees that make it very challenging for larger rigs. There are a handful of sites that would be easy to access, I recommend calling first. We have a 43ft 5th wheel."
Electrical considerations: Power hookups vary widely between cabin campgrounds. At Paint Rock Springs Campground, visitors noted that "This campground has a handful of electric sites and a modern restroom and shower," though many cabin properties limit amperage or require adapters.
Seasonal availability: Check operating dates before booking cabin sites with RV hookups. Log Cabin Resort and Campground operates from "May 1 - Oct 15" while other properties like Wild River State Park Campground and William O'Brien State Park offer "All year" availability for both cabin and RV users.
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