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24 Best Midwest Campgrounds

By Producer: Kendra L. Williams
April 04, 2013
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After a full season of visiting Midwest campgrounds, we’ve picked these as the best for scenery and amenities.
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Camp like a star

There's a certain community that flourishes within the grill smoke of a campground. Kids shout as they toss footballs among the trees. Old friends reconnect under starry skies. Spend even one night at the 24 campgrounds we've identified as the Midwest's best, and you start to see the appeal. Keeping in mind the popularity of RVs, we researched hundreds of RV campgrounds in the region, visited dozens and interviewed avid campers in all 12 states. We picked our favorites in categories for scenery and for amenities-then crowned 5 "supercampgrounds" that have an amazing combination of both, including Hayward KOA in Hayward, Wisconsin (pictured). Click ahead to see our picks!

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5 that are simply the best

These "supercampgrounds" scored big for the ultimate combo of creature comforts and unbeatable views. Click or tap to the next slides for details on each.• Hayward KOA in Hayward, Wisconsin• Brown County State Park in Indiana• Indiana Dunes State Park in Chesterton, Indiana (pictured)• Eugene T. Mahoney State Park in Ashland, Nebraska• Sibley State Park Campground in New London, Minnesota

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Nashville, Indiana: Brown County State Park

Popular year-round, this massive outdoor playground has 20 cabins that sleep 8, plus 118 RV sites. What we love: The Little Gem Restaurant, known for pork tenderloin sandwiches and fried buttermilk biscuits covered in cinnamon and sugar; 18 miles of hiking trails; and 25 miles of mountain bike trails. Plus: Clean restrooms, a well-stocked camp store and a rec center with an Olympic-size pool. Book cabins through the on-site Abe Martin Lodge. They go fast. camp.in.gov for RVs; indianainns.com for cabins

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Grand Marais, Minnesota: Grand Marais Recreation Area

If you're looking to blend fine dining, great shopping and a quiet Lake Superior shore, you'll find it here along the famed North Shore. With 300 total sites, this city campground has pull-through spots with water, electric and sewer hookups; quaint tent sites snuggle up to the cobblestone Lake Superior shoreline. What we love: Campers can walk three blocks into downtown for some of the best cuisine on the North Shore then return to campsites that cost less than dinner for two. grandmaraisrecreationarea.com

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Hayward, Wisconsin: Hayward KOA

Remember when kids ran off in the morning to play and didn't come back until they heard calls for dinner? That happens among these 28 wooded acres, which include 157 RV sites and 31 cabins. What we love: Themed weekends, including a popular chocolate weekend (with a chocolate slide!); a water park; free s'mores; outdoor movies; and DJ dances. Plus: Families rent kayaks and inner tubes to explore the Namekagon River then carpool-shuttle back-all part of the community that thrives here. haywardkoa.com

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Chesterton, Indiana: Indiana Dunes State Park

Towering sand dunes give this federally protected area its name, but they're only one reason to spend a few days along the Lake Michigan shore. Marshes draw migrating birds, and 16 miles of hiking trails weave through woods and across sand. What we love: Spotless campsites (including 136 RV sites); a nature center with hands-on areas for kids; and clean, newer, spacious bathrooms. A huge value just 45 miles east of downtown Chicago. in.gov/dnr

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Ashland, Nebraska: Eugene T. Mahoney State Park

You'll barely make it through the entrance before the kids beg to hit the outdoor water park's water slides, wave pool and zero-depth zone. The scent of honeysuckle floats over the mini golf course, and pedal boats dock near the Lakeside Campground, which has free Wi-Fi. What we love: Trail rides, arts and crafts nights, and theater performances. Plus: The Mahoney Grille serves good sandwiches and has a pretty view of the Platte River. nebraskastateparks.reserveamerica.com

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Natural wonders: Quiet fishing coves, standout hiking, wildlife viewing and pretty vistas set the scene for relaxation at these campgrounds (click to the next slides for details):Sibley State Park Campground in New London, Minnesota (pictured)Blue Bell Campground in Custer State Park, Custer, South DakotaCanning Creek Cove Park in Council Grove, KansasDolliver Memorial State Park Campground in Lehigh, IowaHueston Woods State Park Campground in College Corner, OhioJohnson's Shut-Ins State Park CampgroundLewis and Clark Recreation Area in Yankton, South DakotaP.J. Hoffmaster State Park Campground in Norton Shores, MichiganPlatte River Campground in Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Honor, MichiganWilderness State Park Campground in Carp Lake, MichiganSilver Dollar City's Wilderness in Branson, MissouriStarved Rock State Park Campground in Utica, IllinoisEntertainment central You'll find cool ways to spend your days at these family-friendly spots:Elkhart County/Middlebury KOA in Middlebury, IndianaFort Abraham Lincoln State Park Campground in Mandan, North DakotaLighthouse Point and Camper Village at Cedar Point in Sandusky, OhioMerry Mac's Campground in Merrimac, WisconsinMount Rushmore KOA/Palmer Gulch Resort in Hill City, South DakotaOld Barn Resort in Preston, MinnesotaSmokey Hollow Campground in Lodi, Wisconsin

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Carp Lake, Michigan: Wilderness State Park Campground

The breeze off the straits keeps bugs away from campers admiring Lake Michigan and exploring this 26-mile stretch of mostly rocky shoreline. What we love: Many of the 250 modern sites have the most dramatic water views of any campground in Michigan; visitors spot eagles, osprey and bears along 20 miles of hiking trails. Plus: They offer nine lakeside cabins on lanes open only to people staying there. michigan.gov/dnr

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Middlebrook, Missouri: Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park Campground

A 2005 reservoir breach that wiped out the original campground spurred the construction of an even better one. Nestled at the foot of Goggins Mountain, the more than 70 spacious sites and cozy cabins make a home base for explorers wading and swimming in the "shut-ins," named for the water from the East Fork of the Black River running through narrow gaps between boulders. What we love: A new boardwalk leads to the shut-ins, and wooded trails snake along the river. Plus: Campers gather in an amphitheater on Saturdays to learn about the wildlife in these St. Francois Mountains. mostateparks.com

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Utica, Illinois: Starved Rock State Park Campground

A disclaimer: This campground isn't inside the outstanding state park (pictured), a surprise to some campers we met, but it's still a gem to us. What we love: The 133 secluded, spacious sites, wooded surroundings, camp stores, peaceful setting. Plus: If you want a break from grill cooking, Utica has restaurants and award-winning wineries, plus ice cream places to end your days on a sweet note. dnr.illinois.gov

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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Honor, Michigan: Platte River Campground

Locals try to keep this place a secret, but the word is definitely out about the superclean natural playground that's popular with paddlers. They savor this clear, sandy-bottomed stretch of the Platte River where it empties into Lake Michigan. What we love: Ranger-led programs share the sad Native American legend about the Sleeping Bear waiting for her cubs to cross Lake Michigan; towering pines shade RV sites that feel quite private. nps.gov/slbe

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New London, Minnesota: Sibley State Park Campground

It's a potent lure for campers: the combination of Lake Andrew, hands-on nature programs, an expanded interpretive center and wooded rolling terrain two hours west of the Twin Cities. What we love: Mount Tom, an observation tower providing 50-mile views, seasonal guided walks, free I Can Fish clinics with rods and tackle, and canoe and kayak rentals. mndnr.gov

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Branson, Missouri: Silver Dollar City’s Wilderness

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The Ozark woodlands blanket this immaculately kept location near the theme park known for its rides, hearty restaurants and on-site artisans. What we love: The 39 cabins range from rustic to posh; stylish tile lines walls and floors in public bathrooms. Guests can rent several RVs parked on-site. Plus: Deer, turkeys and armadillos wander out from the woods. silverdollarcity.com

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Custer State Park, Custer, South Dakota: Blue Bell Campground

One of eight campgrounds in this sprawling state park, Blue Bell offers family-size showering/dressing rooms near 30 RV sites, plus 23 cabins near the Blue Bell General store. Campers come for incomparable Black Hills scenery: granite spires (pictured), pine forests, meadows and bison. What we love: Hay rides trundle through the park, and evening educational programs share more details about a landscape that feels downright spiritual. custerstatepark.com

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Council Grove, Kansas: Canning Creek Cove Park

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Cradled by the Flint Hills, pretty Council Grove Lake (pictured) welcomes campers eager to hike, boat, fish and bird-watch as well as those curious to see the surrounding prairie. What we love: Hills and limestone outcroppings rise from the 40-mile shoreline, and 49 campsites, many of them wooded, offer plenty of elbowroom. Plus: Explorers can head 35 miles north along State-177 to Manhattan's Flint Hills Discovery Center or south along the Flint Hills Scenic Byway to the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, which has an 1881 ranch home and guided bus tours of the grasslands. recreation.gov

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Preston, Minnesota: Old Barn Resort

On the Root River Valley, this scenic spot draws families who want to bike on paved trails to nearby Lanesboro. What we love: You can play golf on the 18-hole course and float down the river in canoes, kayaks and inner tubes rented on-site. Plus: Campers fill up on smoked ribs, burgers and brisket in the Old Barn Restaurant and splash in the indoor pool. barnresort.com

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Mandan, North Dakota: Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park Campground

History buffs know this campground is much more than a place to spend the night; it's a wonderful relic, with Native American earth lodges, a military fort and Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer's home. What we love: Guides lead groups through all the sites while sharing stories and heart-tugging details of life on the windswept prairie. Plus: A cluster of cottonwood trees and the Missouri River give this quiet campground with 57 RV sites a pretty view. parkrec.nd.gov

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Sandusky, Ohio: Lighthouse Point and Camper Village at Cedar Point

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Once you've spent the day taking in the rides at one of the world's best amusement parks, walk back to one of 209 RV sites, 64 cottages and 92 cabins set between the Lake Erie shore and the park. What we love: RV sites offer full electric, water, sewer and cable hookups (a rarity), and cottages (mobile homes outfitted to look woodsy) overlook the lake. Plus: Guests get discounted tickets and early admission to the park. cedarpoint.com

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Hill City, South Dakota: Mount Rushmore KOA/Palmer Gulch Resort

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A row of shops designed to look like an Old West Main Street sets the tone at this sprawling resort. You'll find 290 sparsely shaded, chummy RV sites, but the view and the activities make up for it. What we love: Two pools, a water park, stables, gold panning, four-wheeler rentals and views of Black Elk Peak (formerly Harney Peak) are just some of the reasons families come here to unwind in happy busyness. palmergulch.com 

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Lehigh, Iowa: Dolliver Memorial State Park Campground

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This rural spot in northern Iowa is not big-only 23 RV sites-but they all overlook the pretty Des Moines River and stand within easy reach of a stately Civilian Conservation Corps lodge. What we love: Sandstone cliffs, wooded hiking and quiet fishing combine for a perfect get-away-from-it-all backdrop. iowadnr.gov

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Merrimac, Wisconsin: Merry Mac’s Campground

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In the shadow of Devil's Lake State Park, campers choose from a fishing pond, swimming pond with inflatables, a jumping pillow, dunk tank, nickel bingo and Texas Hold 'em tournaments. What we love: Themed weekends like the Under the Sea Beach party, complete with sand castles, a beach-blanket party and limbo contest. merrymacscampground.com

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Middlebury, Indiana: Elkhart County/ Middlebury KOA

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A recreation room, complete with turquoise booths, a pool table and ice cream socials, sets a fun tone in Amish Country. What we love: Amish bakers hold on-site bake sales on Saturday mornings, and a local artist painted murals on the bathroom doors. Plus: Campers at 93 RV sites and in 13 cabins take advantage of free Wi-Fi, pedal boat rentals, badminton, sand volleyball, mini golf, plus 2.5 miles of nature trails.  middleburykoa.com 

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Norton Shores, Michigan: P.J. Hoffmaster State Park Campground

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The ecosystems of the Lake Michigan shoreline shine at this roomy, 297-site campground, which stands among huge beech, hemlock and maple trees along the backside of lakefront sand dunes. What we love: Summertime nature walks help kids spot wildlife; hikers enjoy a 15-minute jaunt along a creek and through a forest that leads to the beach. Plus: Campers who crave a little civilization appreciate the ice cream stand 5 miles down the road and the stores and restaurants in nearby Grand Haven. michigan.gov/dnr

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Yankton, South Dakota: Lewis and Clark Recreation Area

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If a campground known for its laid-back landscape can feel "put  together," Lewis and Clark pulls if off beautifully. What we love: Manicured landscaping, modern bathrooms with locking doors instead of shower curtains and new playground equipment reveal careful management. Plus: Many people come here to go boating, but campers at the 409 RV sites and 17 cabins also take advantage of the beaches, disc golf and 4.1-mile paved trail along the Missouri River. lewisandclarkpark.com

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Lodi, Wisconsin: Smokey Hollow Campground

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An enormous motorized shopping cart and Cinderella's pumpkin-style coach whiz kids around this wooded campground, and that's just some of the offerings you'll find. What we love: A water-balloon war, Segway clinics (lessons followed by quick jaunts) and weekly Friday night fish frys complement the more standard activities. Plus: Travelers can choose from 100 RV sites snuggled into the woods or nearly two dozen other kinds of lodgings, including yurts, covered wagons, cabins and gazebos. smokeyhollowcampground.com

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College Corner, Ohio: Hueston Woods State Park Campground

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North of Cincinnati, neat-as-a pin sites flourish amid old-growth forests and miles of hiking and mountain biking trails weaving past waterfalls. Sailboats glide across Acton Lake while kids splash along the sandy swimming beach. What we love: Campers picnic in the shadow of a covered bridge, tour a restored Pioneer Farm museum and join fossil-hunting expeditions before curling up by fire rings at the 250 sites with electricity, 3 cabins and 37 cottages. parks.ohiodnr.gov/huestonwoods

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Are you a glamper? 2 favorites

Credit: Slattery Vintage Estates tents. Photo by Tina King.

If you like a little more pampered approach to the outdoors but don't have an RV, consider "glamping" (glamorous camping). These two locations are affordable, fun and ready to treat you right.North Lawrence, Ohio: Clay's Park Resort You'll find Amish-made queen-size beds, a day bed and bunk beds atop wood platforms in the glamping tents overlooking the lake at this pastoral campground 50 miles south of Cleveland. Guests rent golf carts to zip to the restaurant and water park and activities. Big-name country music concerts fill an outdoor amphitheater. clayspark.comNehawka, Nebraska: Slattery Vintage Estates (pictured) Sip wine, dine on wood-fired pizzas and listen to live music under a big sky 35 miles south of Omaha, then retire to room-size tents with comfy beds and amenities you'd see at a country B&B. You'll wake up to see ducks, deer, turkeys and eagles and enjoy a three-course breakfast in the wine-tasting room. svevineyards.com

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How we rated campgrounds

Credit: Indiana Dunes State Park in Chesterton, Indiana.

Here's a peek at what we rated the campgrounds on:What's it like when you get there? 1 means, "Once I found the place, I wanted to turn around"; 10 means, "Gorgeous entrance and layout, like Emerald City."How clean are the sites and baths? 1 means, "Gross. Litter was everywhere"; 10 means, "We couldn't believe how clean these public bathrooms were."Could this be a destination on its own? 1 means, "I might as well have camped in a grocery store parking lot"; 10 means, "Breathtaking beauty."Is there enough nearby? 1 means, "The most exciting thing in 50 miles is a gas station"; 10 means, "This is one of the top family destinations in the state."

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1 of 30 Camp like a star
2 of 30 5 that are simply the best
3 of 30 Nashville, Indiana: Brown County State Park
4 of 30 Grand Marais, Minnesota: Grand Marais Recreation Area
5 of 30 Hayward, Wisconsin: Hayward KOA
6 of 30 Chesterton, Indiana: Indiana Dunes State Park
7 of 30 Ashland, Nebraska: Eugene T. Mahoney State Park
8 of 30 19 more picks
9 of 30 Carp Lake, Michigan: Wilderness State Park Campground
10 of 30 Middlebrook, Missouri: Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park Campground
11 of 30 Utica, Illinois: Starved Rock State Park Campground
12 of 30 Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Honor, Michigan: Platte River Campground
13 of 30 New London, Minnesota: Sibley State Park Campground
14 of 30 Branson, Missouri: Silver Dollar City’s Wilderness
15 of 30 Custer State Park, Custer, South Dakota: Blue Bell Campground
16 of 30 Council Grove, Kansas: Canning Creek Cove Park
17 of 30 Preston, Minnesota: Old Barn Resort
18 of 30 Mandan, North Dakota: Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park Campground
19 of 30 Sandusky, Ohio: Lighthouse Point and Camper Village at Cedar Point
20 of 30 Hill City, South Dakota: Mount Rushmore KOA/Palmer Gulch Resort
21 of 30 Lehigh, Iowa: Dolliver Memorial State Park Campground
22 of 30 Merrimac, Wisconsin: Merry Mac’s Campground
23 of 30 Middlebury, Indiana: Elkhart County/ Middlebury KOA
24 of 30 Norton Shores, Michigan: P.J. Hoffmaster State Park Campground
25 of 30 Yankton, South Dakota: Lewis and Clark Recreation Area
26 of 30 Lodi, Wisconsin: Smokey Hollow Campground
27 of 30 College Corner, Ohio: Hueston Woods State Park Campground
28 of 30 Are you a glamper? 2 favorites
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