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The campsite directly in Blue Mound State Park is open all year round and offers 77 wooded sites for campers to make use of. This is a good option when you are going state park RV camping, as each site has a picnic table and a fire ring, offering the opportunity for beautiful nights spent outside with family and friends. Scattered throughout the campsite are toilets and drinking water fountains. Two of the sites have been specially designed to be accessible for those that have disabilities.

For those that don't want to go directly camping at Blue Mount State Park, a close-by option is Tom's Campground. The campground covers an area of 55 acres in rural Wisconsin offering a range of RV sites with running water hookups and either a 50 or 30 amp service. Sites are pull-thru, and all have campfire rings. There are also central restroom facilities, a dump station, and a snack area, while free WiFi is also provided throughout the park. The campground's location nestled on a hillside overlooking a pasture makes it a very inviting place to stay for the night.

On a sunny day, there is nothing better than sitting back with a cold drink in hand, and that is exactly what you can do at the Hop Garden. This farm to glass brewery grows their own hops, which they then use to create and brew their own selection of beers. The Hop Yard is a large beer garden where visitors can enjoy a glass of either the company’s own beer or one of the many others they stock. There is also often live music, and a selection of other events are held here, making for a lovely place to visit no matter the time of year you go motorhome camping.

You could also get a bit of history on your trip with a visit to the Swiss Historical Village. Visitors can immerse themselves in immigrant history in the detailed replica of an 1850 Swiss settlement. You'll get a brief glimpse of pioneer life while you explore each of the 14 article filled buildings. These include a settler cabin, church, bee house, and collectibles shop, to name a few. In addition to the buildings, the site also holds the gravestones of some of the colony's founding members, and a Hall of History.

Olbrich Botanical Gardens is a stunning place to visit, with 16 acres landscaped hardy Midwest plants. Even in the cold, you can pay a visit to the tropics in the conservatory to see a range of exotic plants, orchids, fragrant flowers, a waterfall, and even some free-flying birds, making it a very unique experience. Be sure to check out the list of events that include everything from dance sessions to concerts.