Boulder Creek Campground

The Great Outdoors

When you're ready to hit the woods, you will find that southern Wisconsin is full of amazing areas to explore. You could try a trip to Wyalusing State Park in Bagley for some fun. Covering right around 2,700 acres, this beautiful area offers over 14 miles of hiking trails for trekkers of all skill levels. From the rocky bluffs to the clifftop views of the shore, you can hike, bike, fish, and camp around the area. Try canoeing or exploring the Native American burial mounds as well.If you are looking for an epic experience, plan a trip to the Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge in Thomson. With an area of over 240,000 acres, there's a lot to see here. At the Ingersoll Wetlands Visitor Center, you can brush up on the resident wildlife before you start exploring the area. If you are looking for a sport, head out for some hunting or fishing. The refuge also offers interpretive activities and environmental education programs, allowing visitors to learn more about the region.Spend an afternoon at Yellow River State Forest when you're camping at Boulder Creek Campground. This forest is excellent for hiking or cross-country skiing, depending on the season. Multiple camping areas provide visitors with access to some of the forest's best scenic views. Horseback riding and snowmobile trails make for other ways to explore the area, and hunting and fishing are popular pastimes, too.

Explore the City

There's a lot to see beyond the wilderness when you rent an RV near Bagley. Sample some regional flavors with a stop by one of the local wineries. Try some authentic Wisconsin cheese, or enjoy a meal by the Mississippi River while you're here.If you are looking for some insight into some of the area's culture and history, plan a visit to Fort Crawford Museum in Prairie Du Chien. In operation from 1816 to 1856, this fort once protected the area and is now open for self-guided tours or guided group tours. Exhibits to check out here include the Fort Crawford Military Museum, which highlights the military history of Fort Crawford and the 1830s experiments of Dr. William Beaumont. The Museum of Prairie Du Chien details much more information with exhibits like "Arrival of the Railroad in 1857" and "Prairie Du Chien in the War of 1812."When you book a motorhome rental in Grant County, don't miss a trip to the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque. Split into two centers, it's a fantastic place to learn about the Mississippi River ecosystem. See animals like the bald eagle, American alligator, green sea turtle, and giant Pacific octopus. Exhibits are complete with details regarding where the creatures are from, what they like to eat, and other interesting critter facts. There are also many exhibits like the "Erosion Lab," "Cave Stories," and "The Conservation Lab," each including their own perspectives on the region.Take a road trip towards the capital city of Madison, and one of the attractions you can check out is the National Mustard Museum in Middleton. With over 5,500 different flavors on display and a tasting bar, you can quickly become acquainted with one of nature’s most flavorful seeds. You can also see mustard tins, jars, and pots along with vintage advertisements.