Bass Lake Campground

The Great Outdoors

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy Juneau County for its vast diversity. The gorgeous terrain consists of woods, plains, marshes, forests, savannas, hills, bluffs, and more.Only a few miles away from the campsites at Bass Lake Campground, you can visit the Dells of the Wisconsin River. It’s a five-mile-long gorge, which comes with cliffs, canyons, and other old rock formations. The cliffs of this area date back more than 500 million years. A two-mile loop trail leads visitors directly to a small beach. Swimming in the river is not recommended due to strong currents.Just outside the city of Wisconsin Dells is the Cave of the Mounds. These natural caves were discovered back in 1939, and visitors can explore stalagmites, stalactites, columns, and other mineral and rock formations. Guided tours are also available here.Buckhorn State Park is one of the most interesting places to visit while Bass Lake Campground camping, and it's especially exciting for nature lovers and water enthusiasts. This 8,000-acre state park, together with its two wildlife areas, offers many types of activities. There are several hiking trails that vary in difficulty, length, and environment. Visitors can enjoy spending some time by the open water while fishing, canoeing, and boating. Hunting is allowed in the restricted wildlife areas. During the winter, popular activities in the park include skiing, snowshoeing, and ice fishing.With your Lyndon Station RV rental, you can reach Devil’s Lake State Park, only half an hour's drive from the campground. In Baraboo, this park is a must-visit place in the state. It's open year-round and is a perfect place if you want to engage in a variety of outdoor activities. Travelers can enjoy more than 25 miles of hiking trails; some of them are easy walks for people of all fitness abilities, while others might require some extra effort. While you're here, you can catch spectacular views from 500-foot cliffs. Off-road bike trails weave throughout the park, and in particular areas, rock climbing is also an option. By the lake, visitors can go swimming, kayaking, scuba diving, and fishing. There are also two sandy beaches at the end of the lake.Half an hour's drive north of Bass Lake Campground, you can visit the Necedah National Wildlife Refuge, home to a wide variety of animals such as wolves, swans, butterflies, badgers, waterfowl, and other migratory birds. The refuge is comprised of pine and oak forests, savanna, and prairie.

Exploring the Area

If you want to check out some nearby cities while camping at Bass Lake Campground, you can easily reach Mauston. The city has a lot to offer, such as boat tours, water sports, shopping centers, and outdoor activities. Castle Rock County Park is just north of Mauston and is a great place to spend an afternoon. You can grab something to eat while enjoying the beautiful Castle Rock Lake.The city of Wisconsin Dells is known for its waterparks and unique museums and attractions. Head to the Dells on a hot summer day to experience Noah's Ark, a massive outdoor waterpark packed with adrenaline-inducing rides and slides, wave pools, toddler-friendly play areas, and concessions. Numerous indoor waterparks are peppered throughout the city, too, along with amusement parks and even a wildlife petting zoo.If you’re ready to discover some breathtaking sights, camping with an RV in Wisconsin may be the answer for you. Start your adventure and book a motorhome rental near Lyndon Station today.