Most campgrounds are located just minutes from the downtown area, but if you crave an out of the way spot, those are available, too. Many local campgrounds offer free tickets to events and rides, and provide you with all the necessities and directions you need to thoroughly enjoy your stay. Even if you dread the grind of someone filling you with useless facts and history, you'll want to jump on a duckboat for the Dells tour. This unique boat travels both land and water, courtesy of underside wheels and a powerful boat motor that will have you on the edge of your seat. You'll whip through the the lower Dells, cruise through Glacier Park and in between rock formations that will astound you.
Riders receive coupons for additional activities, as well.
Rent a boat or canoe or have a guide boat charter you around to some of the most fishable waters in all of southern Wisconsin. Cast your line from high above any of the Dells' peaked ledges. The view is unbeatable and the fish are always ready to put up a good fight. Kids will love the opportunity to get up close and pet the animals. Bucks, Does and Fawns can all be fed by visitors and with over 100 tame deer running free, this is a must stop for families.