Mazomanie nestles along the Wisconsin River in Wisconsin's Driftless Area, drawing RV travelers for trout fishing on Black Earth Creek and biking the 400 State Trail. Two parks anchor your stay: Cedar Hills Campground from $66/night and its clothing-optional site with WiFi, 30-amp hookups, showers. Camp here to paddle rivers, hike Ice Age Trail segments, explore caves just minutes away.
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Mazomanie captivates with Black Earth Creek's blue-ribbon trout waters, where fly anglers hook browns under limestone bluffs. The 400 State Trail invites cyclists for 22 miles of crushed limestone paths through oak savannas and farms. Devil's Lake State Park lies 25 minutes north, its 500-foot quartzite cliffs tower over emerald waters for hiking and boating. Downtown's railroad heritage shines at the Mazomanie Depot Museum; summer Market Days buzz with local artisans every Saturday.
Cedar Hills Campground suits families and pet owners with spacious sites starting at $66/night near the village limits. The clothing-optional Cedar Hills Campground pulls in adults craving freedom, complete with WiFi, 30-amp service, hot showers. Both parks hug rural roads off Highway 14, minutes from the river launch at Mazomanie Riverwalk. Families pick standard sites for kid-friendly fishing; naturists choose the optional area for serene, adults-only vibes.
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Mazomanie excels in Driftless Area outdoor sports like fly fishing Black Earth Creek and biking the 400 State Trail. Anglers target trophy brown trout in its cold, clear waters fed by springs. Bikers cover 22 miles on the trail's gentle grades past prairies and woods. Proximity to Devil's Lake State Park adds cliff hikes and swimming to every trip.
Cedar Hills Campground and Cedar Hills Campground - Clothing Optional serve Mazomanie best. Both sit off Highway 14, 2 miles from downtown, with sites from $66/night. Expect WiFi, 30-amp hookups, showers at the clothing-optional site; standard Cedar Hills adds family amenities near the Wisconsin River.
Cedar Hills campgrounds provide 30-amp electrical hookups, WiFi, showers. The clothing-optional site guarantees these basics for rigs up to 40 feet. Water and dump stations support longer stays; both parks lack full 50-amp but suit most travelers near river access.