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Several RV parks and resorts surround Beloit, Wisconsin with varying amenities and seasonal availability. Blackhawk Camping Resort in Milton operates from April through mid-October with full hookup sites on both gravel and grass pads. Many sites include 50-amp electric service, water, and fire rings, though not all include sewer connections. "Sites were of decent size and fairly quiet. We reserved a water/electric site and utilized the dump station on our way out. Lines were not too bad," noted one camper on The Dyrt. Lakeland Camping Resort offers over 270 full-hookup sites with access to Lake Koshkonong, while Sugar Shores RV Resort provides year-round camping with spacious pull-through sites for larger motorhomes.
RV travelers planning trips to the Beloit area should consider making reservations well in advance, especially during summer months when lakefront sites fill quickly. Most campgrounds are accessible from major highways, with Thousand Trails Pine Country in nearby Belvidere, Illinois easily accommodating big rigs with its pull-through sites. Dump stations are available at most parks, though some visitors report occasional wait times during peak checkout periods. Cell service is generally reliable throughout the region's campgrounds, and many offer on-site conveniences such as camp stores, laundry facilities, and propane sales. Pet-friendly policies are common, though specific rules regarding breed restrictions and designated pet areas vary by location. Winter camping options are limited, with only a few resorts like Sycamore RV Resort and Northwoods RV Resort remaining open year-round.
"Set along Lake Koshkonong this place was bursting with energy and feels more like a summer resort than a traditional campground with over 270 full-hookup sites and cozy cabins for families who don’t have"
"We came to this area to do some genealogical work and needed to be situated between Madison and Beloit. Good location for that."
"There’s something instantly calming about rolling into a campground wrapped in tall pines and soft breezes, and Pine Country had that peaceful, easy feeling that made all of us exhale before we even found"
"Very nice, private sites. Not many campers, lots of RVs. Folks in the office were very helpful."
"It is a beautiful place with enough space for tents, The only thing missing is the store. They sell fire wood at the gate."
"Nestled in the heart of lake country (Waukesha County) and accessible from the Lake Country Trail and Ice Age Trail, this county park is perfect for those just passing through or families looking for a"
"Restrooms were porta-johns, but very clean. Plenty of free wood available for the fire."
from $25 - $80 / night
Check Availability"I stayed here for two weeks when I first started rv'ing full time while I finished up work and finalized the selling of the house. It has a well maintained laundry and shower facility. "
"The pull throughs were really long. We like dispersed sites so we wouldn’t have like this park ‘in season’ when it’s packed."
from $45 - $70 / night
Check Availability"No tent camping allowed but pop up trailers on up are welcome. Very nice grounds that are quiet. 10 minute drive to town. 20 minutes from Dekalb. Some Covid 19 restrictions."
"Stayed here for a week, nice clean campground, quiet and beautiful lake for fishing, close to town, but yet just far enough out."
"WiFi was great in some areas, Non-existent in others."
"Plenty of amenities. Clean sites and lots of fun."
"Passing through and needed an accesible camping spot for our 19 foot travel trailer. Creekview fit the bill. Right off i90, and next to fuel and food stops."
"Most campers appear to be seasonal. There were plenty of open sites with electrical hook ups."
"Last minute online reservation...They only have. 4 or 5 RV sites...full hook ups...about $60+-...right near gas pumps but any noise did not bother us weary travelers...Only downside was showers were not"
from $40 - $599 / night
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ScoutThis campground charges both a site reservation fee ($33 for a primitive mosquito infested tent site) AND an additional day use fee on top of that - a $16 fee on top of that! $49????? For a no hook up single tent site???? Of course the fees aren’t actually published anywhere so you have to reserve it to actually know what you’ll be paying. It’s nothing special so these fees aren’t actually warranted for this place. 👎
TravelerWe got a campsite with a concrete pad. Electricity 30 amp site. There is a dump station close to the registration office. Boat ramp available for campers. One cabin for rental overlooking the Pierce Lake $50/night for Illinois resident. Beautiful setting. Wild turkeys roaming through our campground.
ScoutThe park is beautiful. The water is beautiful. They say it's a gated community, but it's open to the public 9 to 5 daily. At twenty five dollars per person. And then on friday and saturday night, the locals that park here for the summer start their party central including karaoke at the camper next door, and several others. I've never had a camcround with that loud of parties. And it's a weekend event. I like hearing and seeing people having fun but when the manager extends the curfew for the parties she's at (they kind of party hop), it starts to affect the enjoyment of the park. If we had to stay, we'd stay in the S## sites in the back, where you don't hear so much of the partying. And then during the day, the rules began. Kind of like the soup nazi.
TravelerThere’s a lot of things to do out here. We did some hiking with our boy. The site we were at was maintained. It’s a nice place to go camping.
LegendThere’s something wonderfully EZ about camping where the kids can wander down toward the water and suddenly the whole weekend seems to slow down ... and that’s the entire charm of Honeysuckle Hollow. Here at Chain O’Lakes State Park, Honeysuckle Hollow is the largest and most wide open of the park’s camping areas, with electric sites geared particularly well toward RV families, although the tradeoff is noticeably less shade and almost zero privacy between nearly every campsite, compared with neighboring Fox Den, which offers up much more seclusion and shade. The greatest asset here is undoubtedly the direct access to Turner Lake (although you could also have direct access over at Turner Lake South), giving families an EZ place to fish, paddle or simply explore the shoreline, while electric hookups, picnic tables, grills and a nearby restroom/shower building keep the actual camping comfortably simple. We especially loved those unhurried moments when the boys could wander toward the lake while dinner was getting started and everyone seemed perfectly happy just being outside together. The shower facility here is convenient, although we found it just slightly more dilapidated conditions than the bathhouse located closer to Fox Den. From what we saw, I’d choose one of the better-spaced sites toward the Turner Lake side of the campground, where EZ water access helps compensate for Honeysuckle’s limited privacy. I’d recommend Honeysuckle for families who value electricity, lake access and a lively campground atmosphere, particularly if having Turner Lake practically in your backyard matters more than having your neighbors hidden behind the trees. One point to note is that the pier was in an advanced state of disrepair and so we were not able to fully maximize this particular amenity - so if accessing Turner Lake is important to you and your family, we would recommend calling ahead to verify the condition of the pier.
GuideWe are traveling mid week in September so did not make advanced reservations. The registration booth attendant assigned us site 506. (We were not permitted to drive through to pick our own location before registering). Our site was grassy and a bit muddy after some significant rains, but it was cozy with trees and tall brush on all sides. Pit toilets at each loop with a shower building just 5 minute walk away. You can hear the din of the highway about .5 miles away, but an easy place to stay if you are traveling through. Electricity on site, water spigots nearby and dump station near the entrance.
GuideLast minute online reservation...They only have. 4 or 5 RV sites...full hook ups...about $60+-...right near gas pumps but any noise did not bother us weary travelers...Only downside was showers were not included....For the price certainly an included shower should be part of the deal...easy check in and check out.,..We used the Love's site due to its location to visit family and the fact that electric was available...We have medical equipment that requires a recharge at night plus it's just nice to have the AC if needed.
LegendWe had a truly enjoyable stay and would’ve stayed an extra day if our travel schedule would’ve allowed. David was a wonderful host. Greeted us with a smile and escorted us to our site. We had our choice of 2 spots, both lovely. Picnic table and plenty of FREE firewood to keep us cozy. Wild turkeys roamed the grounds as well as the friendly ducks. All in all, a very peaceful evening and a special place.
GuideFor a primitive campground, this was a nice-enough experience.
Pros:
- The sites we stayed in and the others that we noticed seemed sizeable and had nice tree-cover
- Having access to the Ice Age Trail was really neat
- Lake access nearby
Cons:
- On the continuum of vault toilet quality, these were on the less-desirable end. We joked about whether it was scarier to visit them when they were dark or when the lights were on. If you love having fly friends keep you company when nature calls, then these are the bathrooms for you! The bathrooms did get cleaned on Sunday morning, but this didn't help the situation very much.
- No showers
Camping near Beloit, Wisconsin offers options from rural lakefront campgrounds to full-service RV resorts. The area sits at approximately 750 feet above sea level in Wisconsin's Southern Lakes region with summer temperatures typically ranging from 65-85°F. Most campgrounds in this area open mid-April through mid-October with limited winter camping availability.
Fishing access: Lake Koshkonong offers decent fishing opportunities near Milton. "My first impression when I first arrived here was the overwhelming scent of a newly minted campground, what with the freshly laid gravel, the mint condition security gates, finely manicured and recently raked greenery surrounded by a fairly decent gated enclosure lined with perfectly pruned tall towering oaks," notes one visitor to Northwoods RV Resort.
Golf outings: Par 3 course adjoins Creekview RV Park. "If you're a golfer, there's a par 3 golf course just adjacent to Creekview, which is a very nice distraction if you're looking for one," mentions a camper who stayed at Creekview RV Park.
Swimming options: Heated pools at several campgrounds provide relief during hot months. "They have a brand new, in-ground heated pool, along with small kiddy pool and adjoining pool house complete with restroom and showers," reports a visitor to Blackhawk Camping Resort.
Family activities: Scheduled events keep kids entertained at larger resorts. "Golf cart parade, DJ, band, BINGO," listed a visitor summarizing activities at Blackhawk Camping Resort.
Beach access: "The beach was amazing!!" reports a camper about Lakeland Camping Resort, though note that water conditions can change seasonally.
Wildlife viewing: "It is quite nice and pretty out here. A lot of amenities you'll find at other campgrounds," notes a visitor to Naga-Waukee Park, mentioning the natural surroundings.
Spacious sites: "Big sites, not a lot of bugs or critters, electric available," mentions a camper about Lakeland Camping Resort, highlighting the comfortable site dimensions.
Clean facilities: "Bathrooms are immaculate and are locked with electronic key cards," notes a visitor about Sycamore RV Resort, which maintains year-round operations and offers full-hookup RV sites.
Train proximity: At some rv parks near Beloit, Wisconsin, train tracks can impact your experience. "You will want to take note that yes, you actually cross train tracks to get to this campground, so if you're sharp, you're going to want to ensure you haven't booked a site right next to where trains will shoot through every few hours," warns a visitor to Northwoods RV Resort.
Site flooding concerns: "Sites on the lake end of the grounds will flood if there has been a lot of rain," cautions a camper about Northwoods RV Resort.
Reservation timing: Most rv campgrounds near Beloit require advance booking, especially for premium waterfront sites. "It was a great way point on our travels. Convenient - right off the highway. Late checkin and easy communication," notes a camper about Lehmans Lakeside RV Resort.
Noise levels: "This is a family-friendly RV park with quiet hours typically from 10PM-8AM. If you want to get run over by hundreds speeding golf carts, camp in an open field that's mostly flooded and covered in cigarette butts and other garbage," warns a visitor describing the negative aspects of one campground.
Family-friendly activities: "As a mom, I found Lakeland RV Campground in Milton to be the kind of place where the whole family can truly unwind and have fun together. Set along Lake Koshkonong this place was bursting with energy and feels more like a summer resort than a traditional campground with over 270 full-hookup sites and cozy cabins for families who don't have an RV."
Swimming options: Many campgrounds maintain pools as alternatives to lake swimming. "Nice camp store, fishing pond with beach, pool with 2 slides, jumping pillow and wagon rides," notes a visitor about resort amenities.
Entertainment planning: Schedule activities for kids during holiday weekends. "When we visited, half of what I saw was being renovated, while the other half look like it desperately needed it. There's 2 key areas here, and both have a combination of RV'ers that have parked their mobile for a long time," reports a camper about seasonal occupancy patterns.
Bug preparation: "The site is nice and grassy but there are a ton of bugs; mostly gnats," warns a camper, suggesting bug spray is essential for summer camping in this area.
Site selection strategy: Choose sites away from high-traffic areas for more privacy. "The best sites IMHO are those on the northernmost perimeter, as far away from the train tracks as you can get and that also border the Kishwaukee River," suggests a visitor to River Bend RV Resort.
Road conditions: "The dump station lanes need some attention, more than gravel would be great," notes an RVer about road maintenance at River Bend RV Resort.
Hookup reliability: "Reliable full hookups. Very clean and well cared for property; especially the laundry and bathroom/shower areas. Postage stamp space on gravel but we had things to do outside the resort," comments a camper about Sycamore RV Resort.
Water quality concerns: "The camp water is high in Iron," mentions a visitor about Lehmans Lakeside RV Resort, suggesting bottled water for drinking might be preferable.
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