Indian Trails Campground

Indian Trails is located 35 mintues from the famous Wisconsin Dells and 30 north of Madison the capital city. The area attractions include the Wisconsin River, Devils Lake State Park, National Ice Age Trail, Amish community, two nice golf courses, Canoe & kayak trips on the historic Fox River, Merrimac Car Ferry, Mackenzie Environmental Center, Indian Agency House and Surgeon's Quarters near Portage, the famous Circus World Museum and the International Crane Foundation near Baraboo.

Indian Trails Campground is pleased to welcome you to enjoy one of the best camping experiences in the area. It is with our greatest pleasure to be your hosts at Indian Trails. We work hard to make Indian Trails Campground that special place for special campers.
Indian Trails is a clean, quiet, friendly, family campground that has been family owned and operated since 1965. We know how precious your vacation time is, therefore we strive to make your stay both enjoyable and memorable. We get great satisfaction seeing your family having a good time. If you are looking for a campground culture which includes family fun, activities, planned events, theme weekends, respectful camping
neighbors, quiet hours, a friendly staff, safety patrols, 5 mph speed limit, clean facilities and kid oriented fun, then Indian Trails is the place for your family. Huddle around the campfire with friends and family exchanging stories and having quality time together.

Indian Trails offers seven sleeping cabins to rent. Five of the cabins offer a beautiful view of the north end of the large fishing lake and two overlook the south end of the fishing lake. Each cabin is on a campsite with a cooking grill, fire pit, picnic table, and a fresh water faucet.
Each cabin offers the same amenities. You will enjoy a cabin with two double beds, one single bed, a table and benches for your dining pleasure, TV/VCR, DVD Player, microwave, small refrigerator, and heater/air-conditioning. The cabins are 14' x 14' and have a comfortable 6 foot wide covered porch for your relaxation. Cabins are conveniently located near a bathhouse with showers. Cabins sleep five and we prefer that there are only two adults and minor children. You must bring your own pillows, blankets, and bedding.

NEW ADA handicap accessible cabin
We are pleased to offer a new larger cabin with a wheelchair ramp. It is located next to the new Totem field ADA compliant bathhouse, making it easier for disabled guests to enjoy the camping experience. This cabin sleeps six and has the same amenities as the other cabins. It also has a nice view of the lake.

All cabins are Non-Smoking. Animals are not allowed in the cabins.

Theme Weekends and activites - check calendar on web site.
Fox Trail Outiffers Canoe & Kayak Trips on the historic Fox River
Ice Age Trail Shuttle
Old Town Canoe & Kayak Demo Center. Test paddle before you buy.
24 hour on site management & Security Patrol
Garbage and Recycling pickup at your site for daily/overnight campsites
We cater to bicycle campers offering gear transportation
USDA Certified Firewood
LP exchange available at the camp store. 20lb & 30lb
Air station for filling car & bike tires and inflatable water toys
Motorcycle parking on the covered sidewalk by the maintenance garage
Free pavilions for your party - just call to reserve on a first come first served basis
Birthday recognition and present for kids 12 & under
WIFI - Free wireless high speed internet in the restaurant & game room
Amish tour maps
Continuous Camper Card - Free night after 20 paid nights
Dump stations - hoses are provided for your convenience
Pump out Service - Monday-Friday 9-3 only.
Movie rentals are available in the office
Camper & Boat storage. Inquire at the office for location and cost
Lending Library. We have books and magazines to lend out.
Gift Certificates available at the office
Mailbox outside the office door for after hour messages
Free sports equipment for checkout. Basketball, Volleyball, Bocce Ball, Horse Shoes, Ladder Golf, Shuffleboard court
Free to use Board Games for use in the restaurant or game room.

River Trips are available only to Registered Campers: Camp at Indian Trails and take a leisurely paddling trip down the Historic Fox River. Trips depart at Indian Trails where the Fox River meanders through the south end of the campground. Paddle a canoe, solo kayak or tandem kayak on a 1 ½ - 2 hour trip to the DNR landing on the south shore of Swan Lake or a 3 - 4 hour trip to the spot near Portage where in 1673 explorers Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet made the short portage from the Fox River to the Wisconsin River. The Shuttle service will bring you, your gear and boat, back to Indian Trails. It's a great way
to spend quality time with friends and family and get back to nature. Call ahead to reserve your paddling trip when you make your camping reservations.

Description	Distance
Wisconsin Dells	35
Circus World Museum - Baraboo	35
International Crane Foundation - Baraboo	35
Ice Age Hiking Trail	8
Golf Courses	2