Nelson Dewey State Park

How often do you find a campground where serene bluff-top vistas meet rich historical intrigue? Nelson Dewey State Park Campground in Cassville, Wisconsin, offers just that, combining breathtaking views of the Mississippi River with peaceful wooded campsites and access to the state’s early history. This 500-foot bluff-side retreat is perfect for campers seeking a tranquil escape with a touch of heritage.

The campground features 45 sites, including 18 with electric hookups and four secluded walk-in sites perched atop the bluffs offering spectacular Mississippi River panoramas. The sites are well-shaded and spaced, providing a peaceful and private atmosphere. Amenities include clean restrooms, showers, picnic tables, drinking water, and fire rings at each campsite. For groups, the campground provides three spacious electric sites equipped with picnic shelters and large fire rings. The park's two miles of hiking trails reveal stunning blufftop views and abundant wildlife, such as bald eagles, making it ideal for nature enthusiasts.

Located just two miles from Cassville, the park also offers quick access to the charming Stonefield Historic Site, a recreated 1800s rural village that adds a unique cultural element to your visit. Whether you're planning a quiet weekend getaway or an extended stay to immerse yourself in nature, Nelson Dewey State Park is a captivating destination that delivers both natural splendor and a connection to Wisconsin's storied past.