8 Campsites near Evansville, WI 53536
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Lake Kegonsa State Park Beach
Stoughton
13.7 miles NThe DNR's designated swim beach on Lake Kegonsa, on the lake's northeast shore near Stoughton. No lifeguards, a bathhouse next to the sand, and a state park vehicle pass ($13 daily with Wisconsin plates) required.
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Whitewater Lake Campground
Elkhorn, Wisconsin
35.5 miles EA primitive campground with 63 beautiful sites and pit toilets — showers are available at Pinewoods and Ottawa Lake about 20 miles north, with a sanitary dump and recycling station on site.
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Ottawa Lake Campground
Eagle, Wisconsin
41.0 miles EA beautiful northwoods campground surrounded by National Forest on Lake Ottawa, with hiking trails, a Ge-Che Trail, nearby lakes and rivers, and a historic CCC-built picnic shelter.
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Pinewoods Campground
Dousman, Wisconsin
42.9 miles EA 101-site campground with flush toilets, pit toilets, showers, and a playground — no electrical hookups, but a quiet, nature-focused setting near Dousman.
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Kettle Morain South Trail Head
Dousman, Wisconsin
43.5 miles EOver 30 miles of connected mostly single-track trails through the Southern Unit of Kettle Moraine State Forest — the John Muir and Emma Carlin systems linked by a connector trail.
Camp, Cross-country Ski, Hike, Swim
Cox Hollow Lake Beach
Dodgeville
43.9 miles WSand swim beach on Cox Hollow Lake in Governor Dodge State Park, four miles north of Dodgeville. No lifeguards, open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m., state park vehicle pass required ($13 daily with Wisconsin plates).
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Big Foot Beach State Park
Lake Geneva
46.3 miles EA narrow, shallow-entry state park beach on Buttons Bay of Geneva Lake just south of downtown Lake Geneva. No lifeguards; a Wisconsin state park vehicle pass is required ($13 daily with Wisconsin plates).
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Devil's Lake
Baraboo
49.7 miles NWDevil's Lake sits in a gap the glaciers plugged at both ends, walled by 500-foot quartzite bluffs three miles south of Baraboo. Two sand beaches at opposite ends of the lake total about 3,300 feet, with no lifeguards on duty and a Wisconsin state park sti
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