Fox Hill RV Resort & Campground

"We enjoyed our first year camping at Fox Hill. There are plenty of activities for the entire family, and is perfect for all ages. The Fox Den is a nice touch to the campground as it offers food, drinks and other amenities for the family. Also, the location is perfect as it’s less than ten minutes from the Dells, Mirror Lake, Ishnala Supper Club, and less than 20 minutes from Devil’s Lake. We liked the campground so much that we got a seasonal site for 2024. We’re looking forward to spending next season at Fox Hill."

"We love camping at Fox Hills. The owners and staff are very friendly. The campsites are nice with full hookup. Lots of amenities. Our daughter really likes the activities they offer for children on the weekends."

"Way overpriced for what you get . I Was coming in after a long day on the road , just needed one night . I was told all they had had were $99.00 sites ! It was unlevel gravel and the bathroom was not clean and the shower had no curtain and water was all over the floor , no place dry to hang your clothes . I should have looked for a Walmart. In response to your claim I was not there : I stayed there the night of Sept 15,2023 in site E-21. I used cash & my Good Sam member card to pay."

"Just finished our first year as a seasonal. This campground has everything. Never heard my kids say they were bored. The owners put so much into the campground and are so involved. The staff is great. We all made great friends and absolutely love our second home. We couldn't imagine spending our summer weekends anywhere else."

"We stayed here for 14 nights. We arrived mid-afternoon on a Sunday, pulled into one of the two check-in lanes, picked up our arrival packet from the late arrival box with campground map and coupons for local businesses, and drove to our site. Excluding the sections that are exclusively for seasonal campers, the campground has roughly three sections. The first section you pass upon entering the park contains spacious pull-though and back-in sites that are open to the sky. The next section, adjacent to the office, is mostly smaller back-in sites within a shaded wooded area. The third section runs past and beyond the playground area, with shaded back-in sites on the west side and open-sky pull-through sites beyond the playground. All of the sites have gravel pads and grass lawns, with a fire pit and picnic table. We stayed in pull-through site G21, a pull-through that was just long enough to fit both our 37-foot fifth wheel and 21-foot truck by parking the truck sideways across the front of the site. We put a board under the driver's side campter tires, but otherwise we were fairly level. The line of trees across the gravel road in front of the street shielded us from the sun during the morning hours, but also sporadically dropped acorns on us, which at times were pretty loud on impact. The hookups were reasonably placed, though the sewer connection wasn't threaded. The campground has a ton of amenities: a swimming pond as well as a swimming pool, typical outdoor campground games like overisized chess, corn hole, horseshoes, shuffleboard and disc golf. They also have playground equipment for younger kids along with a sand volleyball court, a pickleball court, and a basketball hoop with a concrete slab court. The office has a small store with souvenirs and convenience items, but during the off-season it's only usually open on the weekends (a phone number is posted if you really need something). Same deal with the Fox Den snack bar, which serves food items like pizza, soft pretzels, and nachos that you can eat while playing their old arcade games or sitting on the picnic tables outside. The bathouse next to the playground has several shower stalls, some inside the men's and women's bathrooms, but also a few behind the bathhouse, likey meant for post-swim showers. The campground is pretty dog-friendly. There are three enclosed dog areas: two near the front second of campsites and one at the end of the third section (bring your flashnight at night; none of them have any lighting). There's plenty of open grass acrss the main road from the first campground section, and there is a nature trail that weaves in and out of the campground if your dog prefers the privacy of the woods. AT&T cell service is generally pretty bad here, particularly in the deeper parts of the campground: my smartphone showed 2.5Mbps down and 1 up. I got better service on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna, but it was inconsistent: some days it would be virtually unusable, or be usable for a short period before dropping, and other days it would be good enough to stream with some pixelation (even though the bandwidth numbers were usually terrible at the time). I would have had trouble working if not for the campground WiFi: we were one spot away from the nearest repeater, and I saw speeds of 9Mbps down and 4 up. The Halloween-themed weekends (held in September as the park closes in early October) are clearly very popular."