Most day-use areas are equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, drinking water, and toilets. In the last 10 years, the most popular campgrounds and day-use areas have been reconstructed and improved with new facilities. Group camping areas have been developed at several campgrounds. You are asked to keep your forest areas clean by packing out all trash when containers are not provided. A camping fee is charged in campgrounds with developed facilities that include drinking water, garbage containers, and toilets.
Registration is required via envelopes provided at each campground where a fee is charged.
Individual sites are available on a first come, first served basis. Group camp reservations are available by calling the area office for the campgrounds with group camping. Reservations are taken only for group camps. No fees are charged for other recreational use of state forests. To obtain a brochure that lists all forest campgrounds and day-use areas, contact the DNR Information Center.