Tunnel Trail Campground

Book an RV in Monroe County, and you will find yourself in one of the most scenic regions of the state. One of the best ways to discover it is by completing the Elroy-Sparta State Trail, passing right by the campground. Connecting the towns of Sparta and Elroy, it is a rail-to-trail that welcomes hikers, bikers, horseback riders, and casual walkers. As you move along the trail, you will pass through three rock tunnels, which are over a century old, as well as several lovely towns. The trail stretches for over 30 miles and passes through prairies, wetlands, and farmland.

If you are looking for a place to enjoy waterfront scenery, travel a short distance to the east until you reach Buckhorn State Park. Situated on the shore of Castle Rock Lake, it is full of aquatic adventures, from swimming and fishing to boating, kayaking, and canoeing. The park offers a variety of environments – hikers can pass through forests, prairies, savannas, and areas that will remind them of deserts. These habitats are home to animals such as herons, beavers, and white-tailed deer. After hours of roaming through the park and discovering its charms, sit back and relax at one of the picnic spots.

Travelers who rent an RV near Tunnel Trail Campground shouldn’t miss out on the incredible scenery of Black River State Forest, less than an hour's drive to the north. Get lost among the rugged rocks rising from the trees or peek into every part of the forest by following some of the numerous trails where you can hike, bike, and ski. If you want to add a bit of adrenaline to your RV camping trip, there are ATV, UTV, and motorcycle trails meandering through the forest. Anglers can choose from spending the day at one of the forest lakes or trying their luck in the waters of the Black River.

When camping at Tunnel Trail Campground, you get a perfect balance of natural treasures and urban centers teeming with interesting attractions.

One of the surrounding cities that you shouldn’t miss out on visiting is Madison, the state capital. The city has many spots worth exploring, and you can start with Olbrich Botanical Gardens. The Bolz Conservatory is a greenhouse where plant lovers can see some amazing tropical plants, as well as many different bird species. If you prefer spending time outside, you can walk through different gardens such as the Thai Garden, with its unique Thai pavilion, or the fragrant Rose Garden.

You can’t go wrong if you decide to travel to Milwaukee and discover its charms. One of its most unique buildings is also one of its most famous museums – the Milwaukee Museum of Art. Another impressive thing about this museum is its collection, encompassing thousands of impressive works from America and Europe spanning several centuries by artists such as Andy Warhol and Camille Pissarro.

Animal lovers who come to this lively metropolis will enjoy a visit to the Milwaukee County Zoo. Hundreds of animals can be seen at the zoo, including polar bears, bonobos, and cheetahs. The museum is divided into several thematic exhibits, Adventure Africa and Macaque Island being some of them. A unique way to explore this wonderful zoo is by taking a ride on the Safari Train.

Go camping at Tunnel Trail Campground and rest assured that you will have an unforgettable trip among the wonders of nature only found in Wisconsin.