Cabin accommodations near Viroqua provide varying levels of amenities depending on the specific location. Westfork Sports Club & Campground and Blakey Hobbit Campground both offer cabin rentals with basic furnishings. Most cabins include electricity, beds, and simple kitchen facilities such as refrigerators and microwaves. Bathroom access varies significantly between properties, with some cabins featuring private facilities while others require guests to use nearby communal restrooms or shower houses. "The cabin has a basic kitchen: fridge/freezer, micro, coffee pot, table/chairs, sleeping room with queen bed, 2 futons, AC/heat, fireplace, screened porch, grill/smoker and fire ring outside, but NO shower/bathroom, must use pit toilet just yards away."
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Neshonoc Lakeside offers more upscale cabin accommodations with full utilities, while Yellow River State Forest provides more primitive cabin experiences focused on natural surroundings. Most properties require advance reservations, especially during summer months when cabins book quickly. Pet policies vary by location, with many allowing pets for an additional fee. One visitor commented, "The cabin is delightfully lovely with beautiful decor, two full sized beds, space for a few kids to crash, small kitchen items (microwave, mini fridge, coffeemaker) as well as a wood stove for cool nights and some A/C for warm days."
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen equipment typically includes basic appliances like refrigerators and microwaves, though cooking capabilities range from fully equipped kitchens to simple countertop appliances. Fire rings are standard at most cabin sites, allowing for outdoor cooking. On-site camp stores at larger properties like Oakdale KOA stock essential supplies, firewood, and ice. Smaller, more remote cabin locations may have limited or no on-site provisions, requiring guests to bring all necessary supplies. Grocery options are available in Viroqua for more extensive shopping needs before arrival at the cabin.
$20 - $30 / night
"A beautiful location in the Driftless Area of Wisconsin. Near hiking, biking, fishing attractions. The campground is well groomed with lots of camping spots available."
"Not a lot of trees for privacy but the sites are huge so it’s all good!"
$20 / night
"One night at a tent spot booked through VRBO. The check-in process was a bit confusing, but that was forgotten with the location. Beautiful trout stream along the sites."
"This campground came to us through Thousand Trails Collection. At first we only had a W/E site and later was able to move to a full hook up site. "
"With 2 swimming pools, daily activities, movies, and a full ice cream shop you won’t be bored here. The owners were super friendly and helpful."
"Beautiful place, tent camping is available. Great breakfast and romantic setting for our anniversary. They sell wine and food in the store. Host is amazing and friendly."
$20 - $80 / night
"Very nice QUIET park! RV Campsites are gravel with fire ring and picnic table. The sites are fairly level. There is also a cabin to rent. Many electric sites."
"Really enjoyed this park. This one seems to fly a little under the radar as we were able to book 2 sites next to each other for the weekend only a few days prior to our stay."
$40 - $120 / night
"You have to be "pet friendly" if you stay here, because the the chickens roam, the dogs make friends and the cats meander, just as cats tend to do."
$25 - $39 / night
$45 - $185 / night
"Great family operated RV park near La Crosse, WI. Clean bathrooms! Some of the nicest I have seen with free showers. Planned themes and activities on the weekends, great fun for the whole family."
"Situated on 30 acres, there is plenty of room to roam. There is river access, walking trails, and so much more. This is the perfect place for your next family vacation or solo travel stop-over."
$20 / night
"Very nice trails! Some trails are long with a lot of up and down through valley and ravines, so be prepared for the hike."
"Some sites have the fire ring very close to the parking area and some spots have limited shade (compared to the majority of the campground that is in the trees)."
$12 / night
"Campsites are well mown, have a picnic table and fire ring. Pit toilets. Easy access to water. Drink water and firewood are at the host A frame. There is no dump site. Everyone was very friendly."
"This site is like being in a garden with trees and flowers surrounding the site. It had rained and more rain was coming, so the gravel parking pad on #35 was appealing."
LegendCabin has basic kitchen: fridge/freezer, micro, coffee pot, table/chairs, sleeping room with queen bed, 2 futons, AC/heat, fireplace screened porch, grill/smoker& fire ring outside, table, potable/drink water outside. NO shower/bathroom, must use pit toilet just yards away at trailhead.
RangerWe were visiting our daughter in nearby Winona, MN. This place is also close to La Crosse WI. We stayed here three nights. We had very loose plans and called for a tent spot six months before our reservations. I was impressed Sandy, from front office, remembered me and our conversation. We upgraded to a cabin because rain and cold nights were expected. The cabin was the one for 4 people. The bed was really comfortable! There was a queen and a set of bunk beds. The cabin is small. Besides the bed there was one chair, a table, and a heater. No bathroom. The heater didn't work and it was replaced promptly. Cute little porch with a swing seat. It was all we needed so it was fine. The bathrooms were exceptionally clean. Hubby and son had a good hot shower, mine took awhile to heat up and stay heated. Laundry room was clean. There was a rec room with a pool table and pinball machines. There's a pool there but it was empty when we got there. Too cold to swim anyway. A large shelter area has a gas grill we were able to use. The two 4-person cabins are right by the entry way. You are far enough from the highway that traffic noise is not a problem. The main tent/RV area is behind the office. The sites are close together. The bigger cabin has a half bath and is in this area but a bit secluded.There's a playground for kids near the tent area. There is a creek that runs through the campground and you have the great Mississippi river on the other side of the highway. I really can't say enough though about the customer service of this place. Sandy was very accommodating to our changing needs. Even let us use the dump station a day early. I would stay here again. There aren't a lot of options in Winona and this was the least expensive and friendly!
GuideThis campground came to us through Thousand Trails Collection. At first we only had a W/E site and later was able to move to a full hook up site. All sites has a gravel pad with a grass yard, fire ring, and picnic table. The fire rings are sunk completely into the ground for some reason. The lots were spacious and the property offered a large pool, hot tub, restrooms, showers, laundry room, fishing and canoeing. This is a pet friendly park.
LegendIn the middle of the country, in a tiny town called Brownsville, you'll find a little slice of awesome in the form of a hobby farm with campsites, a cabin, and oh ya...the remnants of an old brewery! Patty and Michelle are nothing less than hospitable, knowledgable and gracious.
Shady Rest Acres is owned and run by two women who are nothing less than the the perfect example of what property owners/business owners should be. Beyond being kind, their property is clean, tidy, beautiful yet rustic and home to so many animals that are all exceptionally well cared for. They have donkeys, Scottish Highland cows (a family of them), sheep, goats, chickens (and they'll even pick the bugs off your car), bees, horses, ducks, cats and dogs (I hope I didn't miss anything!). You have to be "pet friendly" if you stay here, because the the chickens roam, the dogs make friends and the cats meander, just as cats tend to do. If you want to meet the barnyard critters, please only look at them from the outside of the fence unless guided and escorted by the owners. They are happy to let you meet them with their presence.
There are 2 campsites, if you wish. One is in the middle of the pasture (that's right...near the goats) They will pen up the larger animals if you stay at that site, but it's perfect for stargazing! The other is nestled in the woods. Both have fire pits and access to wood. There is an outdoor shower, if you wish, and also a composting toilet. But there is also access to an indoor bathroom and shower inside the main house. The cabin is delightfully lovely with beautiful decor, two full sized beds, space for a few kids to crash, small kitchen items (microwave, mini fridge, coffeemaker) as well as a wood stove for cool nights and some A/C for warm days. The cabin is attached to the main house by way of a small deck (although the cabin is free standing, but sitting above the garage). And some local beverages in the fridge! You will have access to the deck chairs and gas grill, if you want to cook some dinner. For potty stops, you'll have to use the bathroom inside their home, but it's very close and private, as they have another one that they use when guests are staying the night.
At no time did we feel like we were invading Patty and Michelle's space, nor did they invade ours. It was extremely comfortable, and I thought that we could have asked any question without silly looks and even participated in chores, and we would have been welcome to do so. Even though it rained while we were there, it seemed to be just perfect. Beyond the obvious, they are earth conscious, eco friendly in many ways and fully aware of their food sources, which is one reason why they raise their own food. So they know where it comes from and how it was treated. I love it.
This is rustic slice of hospitality is not only peaceful, but friendly, warm and comforting as well as therapeutic. Just what the soul ordered.
ScoutCame to learn more about Tenkara fly fishing. Had a ball. Visited the 3 lookouts including Iowa only Fire tower. Bird life is colorful. Lots of places to hike. Scenery is lush. I had no phone service. Campsites are well mown, have a picnic table and fire ring. Pit toilets. Easy access to water. Drink water and firewood are at the host A frame. There is no dump site. Everyone was very friendly. Helpful. Nights were quiet. Very relaxing.
RangerVery nice QUIET park! RV Campsites are gravel with fire ring and picnic table. The sites are fairly level. There is also a cabin to rent. Many electric sites.
Very nice hiking trails, make sure to check the map to plan easy hike up and steep hike downhill! Beautiful vistas on the Switchback trail.
The Mossy Seep trail has interesting plants and unique growth.
Big Spring Trail boarders the campground, easy walk to see the Spring. Tried to dip feet in the water but couldn’t leave them in the COLD water for long! Water is crystal clear and flowing fast.
Bathroom (men’s) if functional, has running water at the sinks and showers work well.
NO PHONE SERVICE which we appreciated.
The Restaurant “Good Times” is 4 miles away and has good food and service. Also a grocery store in town in case you need more supplies.
Leaves are just starting to change in September.
LegendThis park fell short in so many ways. Having stayed in other Yogi Bear's we were expecting similar accommodations. I will say they had a lot of rain and it did affect most of the campground. We booked over the phone for two nights. It was nearly $90 for those two nights. This is pretty spendy for us but we were meeting friends there. We arrived at the campground and were given site 14. It as across from our friends cabin so it should have been good. However, we got to our site on a very poorly maintained road only to find the site did not have a fire pit or a picnic table. It was extremely tiny, barely big enough for our truck and definitely not enough room for our two tents. The site was covered in sticks and debris and there was trash bags in front of the cabin across the washed out road. We went down to voice our concern that this was just not going to work and they said to try site 13. Even worse then 14. It was a grass spot, mowed out, no place to park a vehicle, which I'm glad I left at the bottom of the hill, extremely narrow, washed out road going to site 13. There still was no picnic table but there was a fire pit. Stated this is just not going to work. We paid way too much for so little accommodations. They said they couldn't refund or move us to an electric site (we didn't need electric but the two previously mentioned sites were not going to work) without talking to their boss. After already spending 28 days in a tent, across the country, I was pretty upset that this yogi bear was so bad. They did end up moving me to site 17, which was one of the few that did not have a completely flooded fire ring. Which leads to the next things, almost all of the grounds were completely flooded. Fire rings couldn't even be seen they were so far under water. To walk to any part of the park involved getting your feet wet. The playground swings were above water making it difficult for the kids to reach them without getting really wet. There had been no attempts to move any water from the storms making it difficult to enjoy parts of the park. The pool was pretty cold but I suppose it is Wisconsin. The staff did have many events going on but if you were early, you wouldn't even know the events were going on. They showed up right on time and then had to set up. But they did do a variety of races and had a pirates and princess dance. They brought in actual hair dressers to do the little girls hair for them. That was something the girls in the group enjoyed. They also had cartoons playing in the evenings. The kids also enjoyed that. Overall, I would never return, there are so many really nice parks in Wisconsin for way less money. This was not worth it at all.
LegendTrout streams well fed, campsites spread out well, amenities good for primitive use area. Horses welcome, firewood and ice available. Historical Fire Tower hike/visit is a must. Primitive pack-in sites, 1 cabin available. Modern Cabin is well maintained, electricity, microwave, a full sized refrigerator, and two porches, where one of them is screened in. Sleeps 6.
GuideWe came here to enjoy some river tubing! Free shuttle takes you up river for a 3 hour float trip. We reserved one campsite for 2 couples. There was a picnic table, fire pit and electric hookup onsite. Port o potties and spigot nearby and a dumpster for trash. They have non electric camp sites along with RV sites and cabins with everything you could need including kitchen and tv. Seems like a lot of people stay there for the long haul as there are some trailer homes with heavy decoration.
The general store has everything you would need available for purchase and there's a large bar/restaurant attached. We were there the same day of a wedding reception. Free mini golf and swimming pool for campers. Bugs were a bit of an issue but thats expected. The river is clean with a shallow sandy bottom which attracts many parties and fun times. Not exactly the place for a quiet getaway.
Cabin camping near Viroqua, Wisconsin offers access to the unique Driftless Area with steep valleys, cold-water trout streams, and hardwood forests. The region receives an average of 32 inches of annual precipitation, creating a lush environment for campers exploring overnight accommodations. Winter cabin rentals typically remain available through November, with some properties offering year-round options.
Trout fishing access: Sites at Big Paint Campground — Yellow River State Forest provide easy river access for anglers. "Stocked trout streams are an attraction for fishermen," notes a reviewer who shared that stocking calendars are available for planning the best fishing times.
Hiking trail networks: Visitors staying in cabins at Beaver Creek Valley State Park Campground can access numerous well-maintained trails. "The park has a lot of very well maintained trails," reports a camper who appreciated the peaceful location despite noting "no cell reception because of the valley."
Winter activities: Several properties maintain seasonal cabin availability when temperatures drop. "In winter they have sledding hills," mentions a visitor to Justin Trails Resort, which combines cabin accommodations with cold-weather recreation options.
Natural water features: The clear streams running through cabin properties provide both scenic value and recreation. "The creek adds to the wonderful scenery," writes a reviewer about Red Barn Resort and Campground, highlighting how water access enhances the cabin camping experience.
Spacious sites: Cabin areas typically offer more room than standard campsites. "The sites are very spacious and level," reports a visitor to Pikes Peak State Park Campground, which offers cabins with views of the Mississippi River.
Wildlife viewing: Many cabin properties support diverse animal populations. "Bird life is colorful," notes a Big Paint Campground visitor who stayed in a rustic cabin while learning Tenkara fly fishing techniques.
Bathroom access varies: Some cabins require guests to use outdoor facilities. "There is an outdoor shower, if you wish, and also a composting toilet," explains a visitor to Shady Rest Acres, though they note indoor bathroom access is also available in the main house.
Reservation requirements: Most cabin properties need advance booking. "Unlike Minnesota and Wisconsin, Iowa's state parks do not require a permit-bonus for RVers," mentions a Pikes Peak visitor about differences in reservation systems.
Seasonal availability: Operating dates differ between properties. "First come first served basis from November through March," reports a Big Paint Campground visitor who found cabin options available during off-season periods.
Swimming options: Properties with dedicated swimming areas provide family recreation. "They also have a beautiful white sand beach around a 1-acre swim pond," describes a visitor to Whiskey Creek Family RV Park, adding "the water was the color of the Caribbean with these huge blow-up toys and slides in the middle."
Planned activities: Some cabin properties organize structured events for children. "Planned themes and activities on the weekends, great fun for the whole family," notes a Whiskey Creek reviewer who appreciated the organized programming.
Educational opportunities: Several sites include nature programs and wildlife viewing. "Feed the llamas," suggests a Justin Trails Resort visitor who stayed in one of their cabin units with children who enjoyed the animal interactions.
Leveling considerations: Cabin sites often share terrain with RV areas. "Needed more leveling than some," observes a Pikes Peak camper who brought their "36' 5th Wheel and pickup tow vehicle" to a site near the cabin area.
Off-season options: Cabins sometimes provide alternatives when RV camping is limited. "Was very thankful to find a place to overnight in mid-November," explains a Big Paint Campground visitor who found few other options for self-contained camping in that part of Iowa during late fall.
Proximity to services: Cabin properties vary in distance to essential supplies. "Sparta (Walmart plus other shops) is less than ten minutes away," notes a Whiskey Creek visitor highlighting the convenience for longer cabin stays requiring restocking.
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