The Wisconsin Dells area campgrounds near Loganville, Wisconsin offer diverse camping options within Sauk County at around 900 feet elevation. Campsites range from secluded wooded settings to open gravel pads, with most campgrounds nestled among the characteristic sandstone formations and pine forests that define this region's topography. Local camping season generally runs from mid-April through mid-October with peak temperatures reaching 80°F in summer months.
What to do
Outdoor water activities: Several RV parks near Loganville, Wisconsin feature water recreation beyond standard pools. Arrowhead RV Campground has "two very nice pools to swim in" and as one camper noted, "Perfect water temperature in June." Fox Hill RV Park offers both a swimming pool and pond, with one visitor mentioning, "The kids loved the blow ups in the pond. The pool was nice, but a bit colder than the pond."
Local attractions: Wisconsin Dells attractions remain accessible while staying at nearby campgrounds. A visitor at Yukon Trails noted, "We were impressed by this little gem not too far from the Wisconsin Dells. At has amenities similar to the larger resort campgrounds but keeps a charming in the woods campground feel." Another camper mentioned, "Close by is the Wisconsin Dells, we did the 2 hour boat tour it was fun."
Hiking opportunities: Devils Lake State Park provides excellent hiking options within a short drive. One Fox Hill visitor shared, "It's also really close to Devils Lake and Mirror State Park, so a perfect spot to have excellent hiking opportunities nearby." Another camper mentioned, "We went to Devils lake for a day & hiked around the grotto it was beautiful."
What campers like
Recreational facilities: Wisconsin camping resorts offer various on-site activities beyond standard amenities. One camper at Arrowhead RV Campground enjoyed "outdoor movies, put-put, corn hole, two pools, huge trampoline, volleyball nets, disc golf, and a Christmas in July festival." Another noted, "Great main Lodge, good size sites but bring extension cords for electrical hook ups.... Odd outlet placement."
Family-friendly events: Campgrounds near Loganville frequently host organized activities. A visitor at Yukon Trails Camping Resort appreciated that "Hosts provide plenty of activities like a DJ, breakfast, and lunch and donuts!" A different camper mentioned, "Amazing events every weekend!" while another enjoyed the "Friday Fish Fry. They delivered our dinner, ice, and wood to our site at no extra charge."
Site selection factors: Campground layouts vary significantly in the region. A Fox Hill RV Park visitor explained, "We chose to get a smaller campsite with just W/E because there are trees and shade, and it just feels a little more like camping. Also have spots for hanging hammocks, and some sites are positioned well for groups." Another noted, "We stayed in site #4 it was nice sized and quiet. We had full hook up, a picnic table & fire pit."
What you should know
Seasonal closures: Most campgrounds near Loganville operate seasonally. Fox Hill runs "from Apr 24 - Oct 12" while Arrowhead RV Campground operates from "mid April to mid October." Country Roads Motorhome & RV Park maintains a similar schedule of "Apr 15 - Oct 7." Plan accordingly as availability becomes limited during shoulder seasons.
Noise considerations: Some campgrounds experience noise from nearby attractions. One Arrowhead visitor noted, "There is a dirt track with racing just adjacent to the campground, so our poor guy was pretty nervous the whole time. The race ended at 11 and we had no problem sleeping, but it is something to keep in mind." Another mentioned, "don't forget the racetrack across the way has races Saturday night."
Bathroom facilities: Shower and bathroom quality varies between properties. A Fox Hill camper reported, "Despite the very crowded campground, the bathrooms were immaculate. Even the Men's room was super clean. They have 3 indoor showers in each gender bathroom, and a couple of outdoor shower stalls." At Nature's Touch, a visitor found "The bathhouse was clean at night but not in the morning. No tokens needs for the shower."
Tips for camping with families
Swimming options: Baraboo RV Resort offers unique water features for children. One visitor shared, "The pond had lots of great inflatables for the kids to climb on, and even the adults enjoyed them. The sand was clean with plenty of lounge chairs. Not much shade at the beach, bring your own." Another noted, "They have a fun swim hole with inflatables for the kids to play on."
Playground proximity: Request sites near play areas when traveling with children. An Arrowhead camper mentioned, "Our spot, F-2, was right across from the playground and great for my kiddo. Only neighbors to the sides and woods behind." Campgrounds often have designated family-friendly sections with easier bathroom access.
Game facilities: Many campgrounds feature both indoor and outdoor game options. A Nature's Touch visitor noted, "Several retro games plus billiards in the game room. Quarter operated." Fox Hill offers "well kept large outdoor games like chess, connect 4, and checkers" with "a playground with a basketball court and tennis and still plenty of space to play your own game, like frisbee."
Tips from RVers
Site leveling challenges: Some campgrounds require significant leveling equipment. A Fox Hill camper observed, "Our site was very unlevel side to side. It took two 2x6 and a 1x6 under the camp side to be level. That made the first step into the coach, and last step out of the coach extremely high off the ground." At Ho-Chunk RV Resort & Campground, a year-round option, water quality may be concerning as one camper advised to "make sure to use a water filter outside your camper. The water left an orange residue in our dog bowls, sinks and pipes."
Electrical setup: Extension cords are essential at several RV parks near Loganville. An Arrowhead visitor advised, "Make sure you bring 50 ft of electrical cord and water hose. They do offer to barrow their extension cords." Another camper similarly noted, "Bring extension cords for electrical hook ups.... Odd outlet placement."
Site selection: Open versus wooded sites offer different experiences. A Fox Hill camper explained, "The new section will be a lot better next year, but just finished construction and it is still a wide open area. It was dusty and hot because the grass isn't gown in yet, there's still a ton of sand, and no trees." When booking, inquire about mature versus newly developed sections based on your shade preferences.
