Fort McCoy stands out as the U.S. Army's key training hub in Wisconsin's rugged driftless hills. Park your RV at Pine View Campground, our directory's sole gem here, and launch into military history tours plus La Crosse River adventures. Campers flock here for wooded trails, fishing spots, and base open houses that mix thrill with serenity.
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Fort McCoy buzzes with Army action at its 60,000-acre garrison near Sparta Pond and headquarters trails. Units like the 181st Infantry Brigade drill in mock battles amid pine forests and bluffs. Step off-base to pedal the Elroy-Sparta State Trail, thirteen miles of converted railway, or paddle the La Crosse River's clear bends teeming with trout.
Pine View Campground anchors your stay with showers after muddy hikes, group sites for reunions, and pet-friendly policies that let dogs chase sticks. Sewer hookups handle waste without hassle, perfect for extended trips chasing fall colors or summer festivals in nearby Tomah. Families and solo explorers claim spots to recharge amid the base's disciplined energy.
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Fort McCoy serves as the U.S. Army's primary training center in Wisconsin. Its 60,000 acres host brigades like the 181st Infantry for combat drills near Sparta Pond. Public days reveal museums, trails, and open houses that draw history buffs and outdoor fans alike.
Pine View Campground sits right in Fort McCoy. It boasts showers, group sites, pet-friendly access, and sewer hookups for hassle-free stays. Positioned near the base entrance, it puts La Crosse River fishing and Elroy-Sparta Trail just minutes away.
Yes, Pine View Campground welcomes pets with open paws. Dogs roam sites equipped with sewer hookups and showers for post-trail cleanups. Explore nearby La Crosse River paths together, then unwind at this group-ready basecamp.