Dell Pines Campground
Quick Facts
Why Wisconsin Dells & Baraboo
Baraboo sits just a mile from Devil’s Lake State Park, Wisconsin’s most-visited state park, with its 500-foot quartzite bluffs and glacial lake. The town itself is genuinely worth a visit on its own — Circus World Museum sits on the original Ringling Bros. winter grounds, and downtown Baraboo has a walkable square with the historic Al Ringling Theatre.
Dell Pines gives campers an easy base for both Devil’s Lake and the wider Wisconsin Dells attractions, with a genuinely well-run, family-focused campground experience.
What Makes It Special
- Location: Baraboo, near Devil’s Lake State Park and Wisconsin Dells
- Setting: Spacious, wooded, family-friendly campground
- Site type: Standard campground sites
- Amenities: Spotless bathhouses, coffee bar and ice cream, campfire color-changing packets
- Recreation: Hiking, with Devil’s Lake close by
Pro Tips for Booking
You may not need to leave the grounds much. Thoughtful touches like fresh donuts and campfire color packets make this a relaxed, self-contained stay.
Set aside a day for Devil’s Lake. It’s close enough for an easy hiking day trip.
Book ahead in summer. Proximity to both Devil’s Lake and the Dells makes this a popular pick in peak season.
What to Do Around Here
- Devil’s Lake State Park, with its bluffs and hiking trails
- Circus World Museum, on the original Ringling Bros. grounds
- Downtown Baraboo’s historic square and Al Ringling Theatre
- Wisconsin Dells’ waterparks and attractions, a short drive away
