Mill Bluff State Park Campground

Closed — Closed for the season. The campground operates from late May through September.

About

Mill Bluff State Park Campground is a small, rustic campground with 21 wooded or partially-wooded campsites located near Camp Douglas in Monroe County, Wisconsin. Part of the Ice Age National Scientific Reserve, the park is known for its spectacular glacial rock formations that provide dramatic views of the surrounding landscape. The family campground offers a peaceful camping experience with six sites equipped with electrical hookups. Sites 7 and 10-21 are particularly flat and accessible, making them suitable for various camping setups. The campground maintains a rustic character with vault toilets and hand pump water systems, though no shower facilities are available on-site. Showers can be accessed for a fee at nearby vendors. Firewood is sold at the park during the camping season. Beyond camping, visitors can explore hiking trails that wind through the park's unique geological features, enjoy the swimming pond, and utilize picnic areas and a shelter. The park's compact size with only 21 sites ensures a quiet atmosphere even during peak season. Campers should be prepared to pack out all trash, as is standard practice in Wisconsin state parks. Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance online, though walk-up camping is also permitted when sites are available.

Directions

Mill Bluff State Park is accessible from Interstate 90-94. Take the Oakdale exit (#48) or Camp Douglas exit (#55) to U.S. Highway 12/16 and follow signs to the park.

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