Ice Age Campground

Closed — Closed for the season. Typically closes in October and reopens around April. Reservations required and can be made up to 11 months in advance through Wisconsin State Parks.

About

Ice Age Campground at Devil's Lake State Park is the largest and most remote of the park's three family campgrounds, offering 235 non-electric sites divided into two distinct sections. Lower Ice Age (sites 301-390) features a mix of wooded and open, grassy terrain with a concession-operated campground store. Upper Ice Age (sites 401-535) is completely wooded, providing a more intimate camping experience under a thick tree canopy. The campground is located about one mile from Devil's Lake, north of County Road DL. With no electric hookups, Ice Age Campground primarily attracts tent campers and pop-up trailers, though recreational vehicles are welcome and accommodated. The campground features two running water restroom and shower buildings, seven pit toilet buildings, and three sites designed for accessibility needs. Each campsite includes a picnic table, metal fire ring, and gravel or paved parking area with room for at least one family tent, accommodating up to six people per site.

Directions

From Baraboo, take Highway 123 south for approximately 3 miles to the park entrance. Follow the signs to the Ice Age Campground, located north of County Road DL within Devil's Lake State Park.

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