Indian Trails Campground

Follow the Golden Rule. Please treat your fellow campers with respect and courtesy.
Everyone must STOP, come into the office and register upon arrival. Every vehicle must have a camper or visitor pass hanging from the rearview mirror before going into the campground.

Adult visitor fee is $5 per day. Visiting guests must depart before 10:00 p.m.
An important reminder: The speed limit in the campground is 5 MPH. Remember drive slow or you will go!
No motorcycles, mini-bikes, golf carts, 3-4 wheelers etc. are allowed in the campground. Guests arriving on motorcycles must leave them at the office and walk to your site.
Quiet Time is all the time at Indian Trails Campground. EXTREMELY QUIET TIME is from 11pm thru 8am and is strictly enforced. Radios and televisions outside your camper will be turned off by 11pm. After 11pm your campsite shall remain quiet enough so as not to be heard by your neighbors. Minor children must be back at their site during this time.

Only camping one unit per site allowed. Doubling up is not permitted.
Pets are welcome here if they are kept on a leash, not left alone, cleaned up after and are very quiet. Remember, no pets allowed with sleeping cabins rentals. Dog Deposit of $10 per dog will be returned at the end of your stay provided pet rules are followed and no problems.
Absolutely no firearms or weapons of any type - BB/Pellet guns, paintball guns, bow & arrows, slingshots etc.
Fireworks are strictly prohibited. Possession or use will result in eviction without refund.
Maximum of two cars per site for registered campers. Please use overflow parking areas.
This is a family campground so language fit for campers of all ages is required. Profanity will not be tolerated.
No skateboards.
After dark all bikes must have a working light facing forward.
Bass and northern fishing is catch and release only. Please use barb less hooks. Minnows, chubs, shiners etc. are not allowed.
No gas motors allowed on the fishing lake. Electric trolling motors are OK.
Gathering of firewood or cutting of trees or branches and shrubbery is prohibited.

In an effort to stem the spread of Emerald ash borers, the Wisconsin Natural Resources Board has approved a rule prohibiting visitors from bringing firewood from anywhere more than 50 miles away from their destination or from outside the state into Wisconsin state parks, forests, and campgrounds.

Our staff patrols the campground during the day and night to provide any assistance you may need.