Glacier Valley Campground

Search for an RV in Columbia County, and you can choose a rig that matches your vacation needs perfectly. Once you've picked up your rental RV, steer it towards Peter Helland Wildlife Area near Cambria. Peter Helland Wildlife Area is predominantly made up of wetlands but also has areas that are made up of tree stands and shrubs, grasslands, and some areas that are leased for agriculture. The marsh areas have been used for hunting since before the arrival of Europeans and hunting is still allowed for deer, waterfowl, and prairie chicken; the park is an ideal destination if you enjoy hiking, canoeing, and wildlife observation. Devil's Lake State Park is a recreational area that's open to the public year-round; it has a nature center with exhibits and staff who can answer any questions you might have. The hours of operation for both the park and the nature center vary according to the season, so you should contact them directly for more specific information. The park has several concessions where you can buy supplies and gifts and rent equipment such as canoes and kayaks; one of the concessions is located in the park campground, and the others are located on the shores of the lake. Nearly half of the bird species found in Wisconsin can be found in Devil's Lake State Park along with a variety of mammals. Hiking is allowed, but some areas are fragile, and you should stay on the designated path in order to protect them. Swan Lake State Wildlife Area is a combination of wetlands, grasslands, and forested areas, divided by the Fox River, which flows north and west through the park. It's an ideal place for birding, wildlife viewing, and nature photography. You can hike in the park but should be aware of your surroundings as the park is surrounded in some places by residential areas that are private property.