Megan G.
9/10/2022
This park was one of our favorite places we have ever stayed. My husband and I came to stay here with our small Yorkshire terriers and our cat, and we had a wonderful time. Tim ( the host for...
Mendota County Park
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County Road I
Waunakee, WI 53597
Mendota County Park, established in 1951, is a 19-acre park located in Middleton, WI. It offers a range of recreational activities including camping, boating, swimming, volleyball, and hiking. The park features a campground with 30 reservable sites, a boat camping area, a reservable shelter, and an unsupervised swimming area with an accessible ramp. Visitors can also enjoy amenities such as play equipment, basketball and volleyball courts, and a shallow launch for small boats, kayaks, and canoes.
The park is known for its historical significance, with Winnebago Indian villages and camps once located on Lake Mendota's shores. The area is home to numerous effigy mounds built by the Winnebago, and a historical marker provides more information about the region's rich history. Mendota County Park is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a variety of recreational opportunities in a picturesque setting.
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Sharon M.
7/5/2018
Good little campground for those with kids. Large play area near a beach. In town camping at its best! Bring lots of bug spray
Phyllis S.
6/22/2011
I wanted to stay overnight after the solstice bonfire at Little Norway, but the campground nearby(Blue Mound State Park) was TOTALLY BOOKED UP. So, I surfed around on TravelWisconsin.org (a...
Amber L.
10/18/2016
It's a cute, small park with a lakeview. Ample toilets and trees haha Seems to be an overall quiet and relaxing place although they are currently redoing the parking lot.
Lorie Q.
3/22/2017
This park is perfect because of its location. It's often busy or full, so arrive early. It's on lake Mendota and provides a lovely morning walk along the water. Since it's in the city (sorta) you...
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