Buckhorn Campground

The Great Outdoors

Search for an RV in Juneau County, and you are one step closer to achieving a vacation that is unique and memorable. Start making those memories by directing your RV rental towards Suk Cerney Peatlands, an undeveloped outdoor area where you can enjoy hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing, among other activities. The area doesn't have designated trails, although some paths may be identifiable from being worn down by previous foot traffic. In the winter, Suk Cerney is a good choice for cross-country skiing. Some activities may not be allowed within the park, such as camping and campfires, rock climbing, and collecting plant life and minerals.Quincy Bluff and Wetlands State Natural Area is comprised of a series of distinctly different ecosystems, including forested areas, sedge meadows, pine barrens, and sand prairie. You'll also find sandstone bluffs and buttes, some rising hundreds of feet into the air, such as Quincy Bluff and Lone Rock. As a result, this natural area is home to an even greater variety of plant and animal life, with many rare species of both represented. You can come here to observe nature and get some hiking in, but there are no amenities such as outhouses, drinking water, or designated trails; you should plan ahead by wearing appropriate clothing and bringing snacks and drinking water. Keep your camper rental nearby, and you can return to the comforts of home once you're finished for the day.Mill Bluff State Natural Area is a good choice for visiting if you're interested in geology; this natural refuge has an extinct glacial lake surrounded by buttes, pinnacles, and sandstone mesas. Vegetation consists of varieties of pine and oak trees, with some red maple stands on lower slopes, blueberry, huckleberry, and sweet gale, plus plant species common to prairie and barrens areas. This is a good destination for hiking and also for bird watching, with turkey vultures, wood thrush, and a variety of sparrows among the resident bird population.

Exploring The Area

Wisconsin is just as memorable for its small communities as it is for its environment, so you may want to spend some time looking around the state's rural towns. Tomah is one of these, a small friendly village with a visitor center where you can ask questions and gather information and recommendations. The city has a paved oval raceway that hosts a variety of car racing events, and several venues where you can shop, including a country market and a cheese mart. At the cheese mart, you'll find unique items such as horseradish cheese and non-cheese items (specialty sausages, meat sticks, soaps and lotions, and more). If you're starting to feel hungry, Tomah has an extensive list of restaurants that are inexpensive to moderately priced and include several varieties of cuisines (although most of the eateries have a typically American-style menu).Adams and Friendship are two more local communities situated side by side (and are often thought of as one larger community). Here you'll find a general store which is actually a boutique hidden away and filled with contemporary clothing and other items, a heritage center managed by the local historical society (call ahead to arrange a tour), and some nightlife venues. One of the area's urban parks has rock formations with petroglyphs and pictographs left by Native American civilizations. The dining situation is reasonably priced, and you can choose from cafes, pub restaurants, and a handful of eateries providing alternative cuisines (one of them offers Polish food).Charming towns, scenic vistas, and all the fresh air you can handle are what you'll find when you camp in an RV at Buckhorn Campground. Start planning your visit today.