State Park
Ojibwe Park
Ojibwa, WI
$15.00–$20.00 /night
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State parks set their own rules and reservation systems. Fire bans, road closures, and operating dates change seasonally — check the state park website before traveling.
$15.00–$20.00
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About
The park is open for camping from the first of May to the last day of the regular gun deer hunting season (near the end of November). The campsites in the Park are available on a first come/ first serve basis. Each of the three non-electric sites has a $15.00 per night fee. Each of the twelve electric sites has a $20.00 per night fee. New coin operated showers were added in 2016.
There is a large stone pavilion in the Park that can be reserved for a $35 per day fee. The pavilion is often used for large groups, picnics, receptions, and other celebrations. If not reserved, the pavilion is open for public use. Firewood is available at a minimal charge.
Ojibwa Park was established in 1932 by a gift to the people of the State of Wisconsin from Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Baird, Ojibwa Sales Co., and Northern States Power Company.
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Amenities
Showers
Flush Toilets
Potable Water
Electric Hookups
Picnic Tables
Fire Rings
Pet Policy
Pets allowed on leash
Campground Rules
- Campfires generally permitted — verify current fire restrictions before lighting
Within ~30 miles
