Camping

	Eight thousand years ago, Native Americans lived in caves and rock shelters in what is now Governor Dodge State Park.
	Governor Dodge State Park

State Park Hidden Gems

Wisconsin's state park system is so well-known, so well-publicized, and so widely admired that it may seem impossible that a few individual parks actually don't get the credit they deserve.

Linger in La Farge

Tucked among the rugged coulees of the Kickapoo Valley, La Farge is a gem of recreational opportunities.
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TRAVELOGUES

Southern Wisconsin Camping

Neither of us had roughed it in a tent since our younger days. So early one morning, dew still clinging to his rusty truck, Que and I tossed bins filled with cooking supplies, a tent, sleeping bags, pillows and clothes in the bed of Big Blue Bertha (yes, he named his truck).
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TOURS AND ITINERARIES

“Inviting People Back to Our Land”

Wisconsin has the most Native American tribes east of the Mississippi. Find out more about cultural tourism opportunities for each of the 11 tribes here.
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