I stayed here last summer and had a wonderful time. Our campsite was secluded and was right next to the water. There were steps leading straight into the water and it was fairly shallow with a lot of sand- perfect if you have kids. We were able to launch our kayak from the campsite but unfortunately didn't have much luck fishing. I know this area is typically good for fishing so I might just have to try again!

I absolutely love Devil's Lake. For being a popular destination for a lot of people in Wisconsin and neighboring states, the trails don't seem to be overcrowded and everything is very well maintained and clean. The beaches can get to be pretty busy at times, but otherwise it's great. There are great views on all the hiking trails and some amazing fishing as well. You can rent canoes and paddleboards at the beaches, which is an added bonus.

I stayed here at the start of the summer and had a great time. We chose to stay in the equestrian campsite (even though we didn't have horses) because it was a bit more secluded and shaded. The campsites were nice and the lake and stream were very nice as well. I was surprised to see a school of muskie while fishing, but it appeared that they were spawning at the time. If you go camping in May, make sure to bring a slightly heavier fishing pole to handle the musky. They're worth it.