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Wedges Creek Hideaway, located in Greenwood, Wisconsin, houses several glamping options including fully furnished cabins with distinctive wooden interiors. These accommodations feature electric hookups, heated spaces and comfortable beds with clean linens. Visitors at this rustic glamping destination enjoy access to nearby hiking trails spanning six miles through the wilderness. One guest shared, "This is a diamond in the rough - exactly what we wanted on our journey. The interior was amazing - lumber that I'm sure came from the mill and ceiling planks that were gorgeous." Larger bathroom facilities with spacious showers, vanity areas, and full doors provide comfort beyond typical camping experiences. For travelers seeking glamping accommodations near Medford, Chippewa National Forest Campground offers alternative glamping possibilities with lakeside access and wooded surroundings.
Wood-fired pizza nights with homemade crust and occasional live music create a distinctive atmosphere at Wedges Creek Hideaway, making it more than just a place to sleep. The property sits on a double dead-end road in Amish Country, creating a secluded environment perfect for stargazing. According to a camper, "This would be the place to drop for a while if you want something out of the norm, peaceful, rustic and relaxing." Future plans include adding saunas and a hot tub to enhance the glamping experience. Beyond individual stays, the property features event spaces both indoors (heated) and outdoors for weddings and gatherings. The location behind a field ensures quiet accommodations away from traffic noise, while still providing recreational opportunities through hiking trails and access to central Wisconsin attractions. Seasonal considerations include special summer programming with brick oven pizza weekends.
"There are tons of sites across three loops, spaced apart with picnic tables, fire pits, and plenty of room."
"We were on the Hardwoods Loop which did not have electricity but several other loops did. Our sites were lake side so it was nice to have a path to walk down to get to the boats right there."
from $15 - $36 / night
Check Availability"Tall trees, peaceful, quiet, new fire pits, good bathrooms. Friendly attendant at welcome station. Abundant firewood right at entrance."
"Stayed here one night while driving home from Lake Superior. I found this to be a pricey evening as you have to pay for a day use fee as well as a camping fee."
from $24 - $150 / night
Check Availability"Very secluded/primitive. Outhouse only. Nice campsites & the river is gorgeous. Nice walking & exploring trails."
"A campsite tucked away. There is a pump water spigot. Vault toilets. Nothing nearby so get there with supplies."
"Nice beach that is a walkable distance from the sites. Lots of walking, biking and horse trails that are full of wild berries."
"The campsites are all private and secluded. We really enjoyed that it was all so unspoiled, yet all the areas/paths were well cared for and clean. We brought our dogs and they had a blast too."
from $21 - $210 / night
Check Availability"Our criteria - less than $100, pet friendly and rustic. "
"From the owner: Wedges Creek Hideaway is on a double dead end road with several miles of hiking trails, electric hook up, cabins, fully furnished houses, and lots of stars for your next stay in central"
from $25 - $190 / night
Check Availability"Campground has 10 sites for $30 a day, all with electricity and water. There is a dump station nearby behind the city garage for $10. There are vault toilets with free showers."
"We arrived and didn't think we would fit bit did."
"Welcoming, clean and charming old fashioned camping & RV’ing. Nice paved road coming in. Friendly owner on site. Convenient dump station. Water and Electric. Swam in lake."
TravelerThis state park is beautiful and well kept. They put in a new road 2 summers ago and have started doing some more forest maintenance. Campgrounds are usually clean and well maintained. Lots of invasive species around unfortunately.
TravelerIt was a very nice campground, it is a very big campground. Unfortunately the beach is not very clean and there are ground bees on the trail.
ScoutThis was our first camping trip as a group with 12 people and 4 cars in July 2023.
Biggest con was how open/unshaded our site was. We didn’t mind but didn’t love being as close to the other group sites as well.
We enjoyed being able to rent kayaks and paddleboards and relax on the beach. We also liked the proximity to the pit/vault toilet and water pump.
Probably won’t return as a group but had a great time!
TravelerIt’s a small campground just 10 sites along a road but the back of each site has a small clearing to the water, there is a boat launch down the road which we utilized. Overall very nice campground for a first trip. very affordable.
TravelerFrom the owner: Wedges Creek Hideaway is on a double dead end road with several miles of hiking trails, electric hook up, cabins, fully furnished houses, and lots of stars for your next stay in central Wisconsin! We host weddings and family events along with our popular brick oven pizza and live music weekends in the summer. Check our our schedule, book ahead and come unwind with us!
LegendThis is a diamond in the rough - exactly what we wanted on our journey. Our criteria - less than $100, pet friendly and rustic.
This is a sawmill that has it all - they run the mill when needed, but also have primitive cabins (where we stayed), full cabins with in house bath, electric RV/tent camping and more. Even wood fired pizzas with homemade crust most nights of the week and sometimes live music!
We were in cabin #3 - rustic. Yes - it did have heat! A little ceramic heater had it so toasty when it was 30 degrees outside we actually turned it off - so it's sure to please on chilly nights. The interior was amazing - lumber that I'm sure came from the mill and ceiling planks that were gorgeous - left over planks from many years ago, stored in a shed and re-purposed for the cabin. The bed was very comfortable with clean sheets and squishy (in a good way) pillows. A small covered front porch and we just parked in front.
Bathroom - if you are in a cabin without a bath, it's very nearby. One of the largest, cleanest bathrooms I've seen. He built it himself. Women's had 2 sinks with a large vanity area, about 3 stalls (very large - you don't have to squish into them) and two very large shower stalls with full doors - not shower curtains. Heated as well.
Pets - easy pet policy. Just let the owner know and it's no problem as long as you are responsible, pick up after them and leash them when necessary. Just a small charge for them and they were very welcomed here.
He even has event space indoors (heated) and outdoors for weddings and such. And hiking trails (6 miles) if you choose to take on the outdoors.
The owner plans on adding saunas and a hot tub in the near future - so this would be the place to drop for a while if you want something out of the norm, peaceful, rustic and relaxing. It's off the main road, behind a field in Amish Country. Lovely place to stay for the night. Very quiet.
GuideI just stayed here one night because I was passing through the area. It worked out really well. I entered the campground late in the day. It was almost dark. They had a QR code that I used to make a reservation on the spot. I had a great night there. There's a hiking trail that completely goes around the campground. So I was able to walk my dog on that. I'm not sure how it would have been to stay as a vacation Target spot. Probably pretty fine. But it certainly was great on the shoulder season for a stopover.
ScoutVery no frills camp site. Sites are decently sized, has some good views. It's missing a sculley.
ScoutI don’t want to book a place in Texas.
Camping options near Medford, Wisconsin provide access to the state's north-central forests and waterways at elevations ranging from 1,400-1,600 feet. The area experiences distinct seasons with summer temperatures averaging 75-85°F and winter temperatures regularly dropping below freezing. Medford sits at the edge of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, where campers can find both established campgrounds and more rustic accommodations.
Kayaking on Lake Wissota: Located about an hour from Medford, Lake Wissota State Park Campground offers water recreation opportunities. "If you paddle North towards the park shoreline, there are shady places to tie up under white willow trees, or to land and use secluded tie-up points just South of the beach area," notes a camper who stayed at site 87.
Berry picking along trails: The forested areas near campsites often have seasonal wild berries. "Lots of walking, biking and horse trails that are full of wild berries," mentions a visitor to Lake Wissota State Park Campground, who also appreciated the "beautiful shaded campground with semi private sites."
River exploration: At Big Falls County Park, visitors can enjoy riverside exploration. According to one camper, "Very secluded/primitive. Outhouse only. Nice campsites & the river is gorgeous. Nice walking & exploring trails."
Private, wooded campsites: Many Council Grounds State Park Campground visitors appreciate the natural setting. "We camped here many times in my childhood. Beautiful forest, boating, dam views along the Wisconsin River," shares one long-time visitor who gave the campground five stars.
Spacious group sites: For larger gatherings, some parks offer dedicated group areas. "For this particular trip, we reserved group sites A and B. They each have concrete pads for 3 campers and TONS of space to spread out and/or set up tents," writes a camper who visited Council Grounds with family.
Clean facilities: Campers frequently mention bathroom quality in their reviews. At Chippewa NF Campground, a visitor noted, "Sites are spread out with woods between the sites. Flush toilets with token operated showers. Waterfront sites are usually full, but shallow boat ramp for trailers is close by."
Weather considerations: Central Wisconsin weather can change quickly. "We had a huge storm during our stay that created a river in our site—so tent campers may want to choose wisely," warns a visitor to Council Grounds State Park.
Insect awareness: The wooded areas can have seasonal insect issues. One Sara Park camper mentioned that trains "go by at different times of the day. Heard one at 2:30 this morning," which might disrupt light sleepers.
Reservation requirements: Most established campgrounds require advance booking, especially for summer weekends. "On a Thursday in July only about ¼ of the sites were taken. We had one bar on Verizon," reports a Chippewa NF Campground visitor, suggesting weekday visits might offer more availability.
Beach activities: Several parks offer swimming areas for children. At Council Grounds State Park, "Water was refreshing and there is a small beach area. Beautiful hiking trails, but watch out for the biting deer flies as the sun goes down!"
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