SIREN, WIS. ­– The snow lies deep on the lakes and woods of Burnett County, but the temperature is rising as residents and developers fight over an explosion of campgrounds in northwest Wisconsin.

Wisconsin’s stunning landscapes, from tranquil lakes to sprawling forests, make it a haven for campers seeking adventure without breaking the bank. Whether you’re a family looking for a weekend ...

It’s Wisconsin’s most popular park, with more than 2.6 million visitors every year — more than dozens of national parks. It’s the state’s biggest park, covering more than 9,400 acres. It’s also one of ...

An inland lake in Wisconsin offers deep‑water scuba adventures, shimmering turquoise waters for swimming and kayaking, and ...

There are plenty of places to pitch a tent or park an RV in Wisconsin, from kid-friendly campgrounds with inflatable obstacle courses to remote campsites far from signs of civilization. Picking the ...

Wisconsin tourism has been booming as of late, and with cities like this lakeside haven for outdoor fun, it's not hard to see why that's happening.

Camping reservations continue to trend up post-pandemic, but only one state park can call itself the most popular public camping destination in Wisconsin. That honor, as expected, goes to Devil's Lake ...

The lingering cold of early spring in Wisconsin might deter many from sleeping in a tent, trailer or RV right now, but there's no question that camping is hot. More than 93.8 million North American ...

Discover the beauty of Wisconsin state parks. From lakeside parks to stunning landscapes, explore the natural wonders of ...

One of Wisconsin's oldest state parks is also the largest and most-visited in the state. Each year, nearly two million people flock to the Baraboo Hills to enjoy the water, the bluffs, camping, hiking ...

Nothing beats a lakeside vacation in northern Wisconsin, and this cozy shorefront hotel delivers amazing lake views within ...

Camping in Wisconsin is like diving into a postcard. Not a modern postcard, full of jokes and clever innuendos about the city you’re visiting, but more like a picturesque postcard from the 1950s: ...