Augusta, Wisconsin, lures RV campers with giant cheese curds and sparkling lakes like Coon Fork. Eight parks in our directory put you steps from Beef River paddles and Cheese Days festivals. Base your rig here to snag fresh dairy and trails without the crowds.
Augusta thrives on cheese fame. Grab the world's largest cheese curd at the Augusta Cheese Store on Water Street. Fish or swim at Coon Fork Lake in Coon Fork County Park. Join the annual Cheese Days festival for parades, runs, and curd-eating contests along Main Street. Hike beef River trails or spot eagles over the Eau Claire River.
RV parks match every style. Stargazen Retreat Center suits groups and pet owners with sites at $35 to $135 nightly, plus drinking water. Sandy Hill Campground delivers 30-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station for longer stays. Sunshine Valley Campground offers peaceful pulls near S6455 County Road. Coon Fork Lake provides direct lake access for boaters and anglers.
Augusta, Wisconsin, claims the world's largest cheese curd at the Augusta Cheese Store. Thousands attend the annual Cheese Days festival for parades, races, and curd feasts on Main Street. Outdoor draws include Coon Fork Lake fishing and Beef River kayaking, blending dairy heritage with nature just beyond your RV site.
Find eight parks in our directory, including Coon Fork Lake, Stargazen Retreat Center, Sandy Hill Campground, and Sunshine Valley Campground. Most cluster near S6455 County Road or Coon Fork Lake for easy access. Amenities range from pet-friendly group sites to 30-amp hookups and showers.
Yes, Stargazen Retreat Center welcomes pets on its group-friendly sites. Drinking water flows at every pad, with nightly rates from $35 to $135. Pair your furry friend with nearby trails at Coon Fork Lake for leashed walks amid woods and water.
