RV Camping on the Water in Mauston, Wisconsin
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight to multiple days
Fitness Level
Suitable for people of all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required beyond standard RV setup.
Overview
Experience the unique charm of RV camping by the Wisconsin River in Mauston. Perfect for families and nature lovers seeking a tranquil waterside escape.
RV Camping (On the Water)
$60 per night l All Ages l Up to 6 People & 1 Vehicle Per Campsite
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About This Adventure
Experience the tranquility of camping near the Wisconsin River, where you can enjoy scenic views from narrow RV sites with essential hookups. Perfect for families or small groups, this unique getaway offers a peaceful retreat with nature, while ensuring a memorable stay with your loved ones.
Camp Near the Wisconsin River!
Rates
All Ages, Up to 6 People & 1 Vehicle Per Campsite
Daily Rates
- 1 Night: 60
- 2 Nights: $120
- 3 Nights: $180
- 4 Nights: $240
- 5 Nights: $300
- 6-7 Nights:$320
Extras: $5 Per Vehicle, Per Night
Please Note
Check-in is at 12:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM
- There is a mandatory $10 garbage disposal fee
- These are narrow RV sites, but along an Oxbow of the Wisconsin River.
- S15-S21 are back-in, river front, RV Sites, they have a 50 amp hook-up, water, NO sewer
- No glass is allowed in the campground or on the river
- Only leashed dogs are permitted in the campground. No dogs are allowed on the river.
- 6 person and 1 vehicle limit per campsite
- There is a 2 night minimum on weekends (Friday and Saturday nights)
- No tents allowed in RV sites
Adventure Tips
Secure Your Site Early
Booking in advance is essential due to limited narrow RV sites near the water.
Bring Water-Resistant Gear
Even though campsites have hookups, water-resistant gear helps protect your belongings from river mist or rain.
Practice Leave No Trace
Keep the river and surrounding nature clean by packing out all trash and minimizing your campsite impact.
Check Weather Before Arrival
Weather can change quickly; be prepared for sudden shifts to avoid any inconveniences during your stay.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- white-tailed deer
- great blue heron
History
The Wisconsin River has long supported Native American communities and early settlers who depended on it for transportation and resources.
Conservation
Efforts in the Mauston area focus on protecting water quality and wildlife habitats along the Wisconsin River while promoting sustainable recreation.
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Recommended Gear
Waterproof Camp Chairs
Comfortable seating that can handle occasional river splashes and morning dew.
summer specific
Portable Grill
Ideal for preparing meals outdoors while enjoying the riverfront setting.
Mosquito Repellent
Protect yourself from insects, especially during warm evenings by the water.
summer specific
Warm Sleeping Bags
Keep cozy during cooler nights, especially in the shoulder seasons.
fall specific