Tent Camping and Hot Springs Near Bellevue, Wisconsin
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required beyond tent setup
Overview
WagonTown TENT Camping near Bellevue, WI, offers 24-hour hot springs access alongside rustic tent camping. Perfect for families and pets seeking an outdoor escape with comfort.
WagonTown TENT Camping
Starting at $30/night!
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of tent camping in the scenic Wagon Town Camping Field, where you can enjoy 24-hour access to hot springs and poolside facilities. Embrace nature without distractions, as this unique spot offers a rustic escape, perfect for families and pets, with optional WiFi for those who need a connection.
Rates
- Tent Camp Site Rental: $30 per tent per night {Add $20/Adult (18+) Per Night, $15/Youth (under 18yo) Per Night, $10/Pet Per Night.}
Max 5 guests and 3 pets per tent unless prior arrangements have been made with the front desk
This is a Tent Camping spot for 1 Tent (up to 15x15ft). This space is in the Wagon Town Camping Field {across the road from the Paradise Lodge) but Not Beyond and Across the Dyke to 'Rock Island Tent Camping' along the River} which can also be reserved when available. This reservation includes 24 hr access to the Hot Springs and poolside bathroom for all guests listed on the reservation. This Location (across the road on the WagonTown Side) DOES NOT have any potable water or bathrooms And it DOES NOT have WiFi service options BUT you can add WiFi access to any reservation for $25 which will work around the Paradise Lodge and Pool which also has bathrooms accessible to all camping guests at all hours.
Adventure Tips
Reserve Ahead for Peak Times
WagonTown is popular during warmer months, so booking your tent site early ensures you get your preferred spot.
Bring Layers for Variable Weather
Northeastern Wisconsin weather changes quickly; dress in layers to stay comfortable day and night.
Use Designated Fire Pits
Campfires are allowed only in provided fire pits to protect the natural environment and ensure safety.
Hydrate Before Soaking
Drink plenty of water before using the hot springs to avoid dehydration after soaking in warm water.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Red fox
History
The nearby Kettle Moraine area is shaped by glacial activity from the last Ice Age, forming unique kettle lakes and ridges.
Conservation
WagonTown encourages Leave No Trace camping practices to protect local flora and maintain water quality in the hot springs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Durable Tent
A sturdy tent provides reliable shelter for various Wisconsin weather conditions.
Sleeping Bag
Choose an insulated sleeping bag suited for the season to stay warm overnight.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated, especially when using the hot springs facilities.
Camping Chair
A comfortable chair helps you relax poolside or around the campfire.