Trego Park and Campground

Very fun campground. Good people and fun activites. good to hang out and chill no obnoxiousness. The Aspensons are great people and would 100% recomend. And Kaden aspenson is very talkitive.

Super nice, clean area. There's a grill in the big pavilion you can use, which is nice for people that don't camp regularly and grates on some of the fire rings. Be aware that this is close to the Highway, so I did have a hard time getting use to the noise when trying to get to sleep, but the sites farthest from the hwy are quieter. They also had a handicap friendly toilet that would easily fit a wheelchair.

What a wonderful campground. I hadn't been there for years, but it did not disappoint. We had large sites with water and electric and plenty of room to park cars and pitch tents, as well as having room for setting up boards for bags and other games. They had picnic tables and extras available, a fire pit, hot showers, flushable toilets, and pavilions for gatherings. It is just a short walk to go tubing at Jack's, as well. We'll be back again at the end of summer and likely for years to come.

My friends and I always go camping at the end of September every year, and this is our second year staying at this campsite. Lady who runs it is friendly. It has great facilities - warm running water, coin-operated shower etc, easy access, clean, and quiet. Would recommend to anyone wanting to stay somewhere affordable and fairly straight forward.

We stayed for a few days while kayaking the Namekagon river. What an amazing area to explore. 5/5 for scenery, smallmouth fishing and fun. I read some of the recent reviews and have a different perspective. The campground host and her helper were both kind and accommodating. We never felt put off by them. The campground offers wood for sale, but you don't HAVE to buy it here. It just needs to be locally sourced. There are a couple quirks that bear mentioning. The electric and water are shared at each pair of sites. This means that one camper will need to have a longer electric cord to reach the pedestal. Ours wouldn't reach (will be buying a 30A extension cord!!) but the hostess had an adapter that she loaned which helped a ton. The 3-4 sites just west of the big pavilion have a slight slo