Babcock draws RV travelers with its endless cranberry bogs and wild rivers. Camp at Crane Berry Campground, our sole directory pick starting at $35 a night. Pitch your tent or rig here to launch into Wood County's best hiking trails and fishing holes.
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Babcock hugs State Highway 80 in Wood County. Cranberry marshes stretch across the landscape, especially around the Yellow River. Anglers cast lines into the Lemonweir River, while birders spot whooping cranes at nearby Necedah National Wildlife Refuge. Buckhorn State Park, just 15 miles north, tempts with 5,000 acres of oak savanna and Castle Rock's sandstone bluffs.
Crane Berry Campground welcomes rigs of all sizes from $35 per night. Families pick berries in summer and roast marshmallows by the fire. Nature lovers use it as base camp for refuge hikes; boaters launch onto the Wisconsin River 10 miles away.
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Babcock stands out for its cranberry production and wildlife refuges. Vast bogs line the Yellow River, where farmers harvest tart red berries each fall. Necedah National Wildlife Refuge draws birders to see rare whooping cranes soar over 44,000 acres of wetlands and prairies.
Crane Berry Campground serves as the top RV park near Babcock. This directory exclusive starts at $35 per night with full hookups along Highway 80. Guests rave about its proximity to cranberry bogs and river access for easy day trips.
Yes, Crane Berry Campground allows pets on leashes. Dogs romp through open fields while you relax by the campfire. Owners appreciate the nearby trails in Necedah Refuge for leashed walks amid marshes and forests.