Group Campsites
Group campsites are reserved for large groups and available at the parks listed below. Dogs are allowed in the campgrounds with a permit and must be on leash at all times. Daily or annual dog permits may be purchased online at www.reservedane.com/permits or when you arrive at the park.
Group Camp Base Fees (for 1st 10 campers)
- Youth groups = $55 (includes $10 reservation fee) - Each additional person/night = $4
- Adult groups = $65 (includes $10 reservation fee) - Each additional person/night = $ 5
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Brigham County Park is located just northeast of the Village of Blue Mounds on County Highway F. This 212-acre park is named after Ebenezer Brigham, one of the first settlers in this area. The park provides a panoramic view of the Wisconsin River Valley. Park features also include a group camp area, a 25 unit rustic campground, two shelter facilities, picnic area, play equipment, and a nature trail through a maple woods.
The main entrance to Indian Lake County Park is located in the town of Berry on SH 19 about two miles west of USH 12. At 483 acres, Indian Lake is one of Dane County's largest parks. A winding trail leads to a historic chapel built in 1857, located on a hilltop that provides a breath taking view of the lake and surrounding valley. A trail has been developed around the entire lake, and miles of cross-country ski and nature trails in the wooded hills provide many recreational opportunities and access to a log cabin warming house. The park also has a pet exercise area located adjacent to the small boat launch of USH 19 at the entrance on the west side of the lake. Boats using gas motors are prohibited on Indian Lake - electric motors are allowed.
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The park is a unit of the Capital Springs State Recreation Area. The park is also part of the Nine Springs E-Way which includes the Capital City State Bike Trail. This 328-acre park has three shelter facilities, play equipment, a boat launch with a fish cleaning facility, group camping area, wildlife pond, over-look tower, hiking and cross-country ski trails, and the Native American Archaeological Trail. A fully-accessible campground with 54 sites including 39 electric hook ups for RVs (50 amp), bathroom and shower facilities, and a sanitary dump station.
Scheidegger Forest is nearly 80 acres and offers a mile of loop of hiking trails, a reservable shelter, group camping, restroom, and drinking fountain. The area has been restored from a former Dane County Sheriff shooting range to a managed forest of primarily Oak and Hickory. The shelter, kiosk, and bathroom were all built from wood harvested onsite.
We are experiencing a pricing error in our online system for NON-ELECTRIC campsites. Please call 608-224-3730 to make reservations for any NON-ELECTRIC site. We hope to have this issue resolved soon. Thanks for your patience.
The 427-acre park is best known for its five shelter facilities and ample open space for large group picnics and outings. Recreational facilities include five volleyball courts, equestrian trails, miles of hiking and cross country ski trails, an 18-hole disc golf course and a 43-unit campground, plus a group camp area. Special facilities accommodate people with disabilities such as a fishing pier, two playgrounds and an elevated boardwalk through a sedge meadow marsh. It also offers winter access to Dane County's 274 miles of snowmobile trails.