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Quiet hikers and tent campers pick Ojibwa Park for its riverside nature trails. The park hugs Highway 70 between Ojibwa and Winter, Wisconsin, with the Chippewa River to the north and Tuscobia State Trail to the south. Choose from 19 sites at $20 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Ojibwa Park does not have full hookups. The 16 camper sites and 3 tent sites offer no electric, 30-amp, 50-amp, water, or sewer connections. Campers use the on-site RV dump station, drinking water, and pit toilets. This setup suits primitive camping in a natural spot.
Ojibwa Park does not confirm a pet-friendly policy. No details appear on leashes, breed limits, size rules, or dog areas. Call (715) 415-1966 to ask managers about bringing pets, as the quiet forest setting implies potential restrictions.
Sites start at $20 per night. This rate covers 19 spots with access to dump station, drinking water, pit toilets, trails, and picnic areas. No reservation system is noted, so call (715) 415-1966 or show up early from May 1 to October 30.
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