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Big Foot Beach
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Eli S
Super easy park to hike. Great for beginner hikers and/or older hikers. The only issue we had was either the trail map didn't match the trail marker colors or vice versa. The NNW portion of the green trail either lost its markers or is no longer part of the green trail.
Gwen Eckhardt
The campground itself was clean and well maintained. The camp host was knowledgeable and did laps very frequently. Lots of stock of ice, firewood, whatever we needed. Very knowledgeable and nice staff for the campground as well when we checked in. That said, this is a state park that must be meant to be a cheap alternative if you don't want to book a resort or hotel in town. The location while conveniently close to the city centre and tourism attractions, made you hear all the cars and hubbub in your site. The beach was non-existent and small, having to cross a busy main road to place your things, since it was standing room only at the state park beach. The rest of the shore was taken up by party boats and pontoons with dozens of people and loud music. There are two other beach options if you drive into town, but it looked like you had to pay for admission since it was gated and controlled entry. Again, standing room only so we didn't try. Most of our neighboring campsites did not follow guidelines regarding noise, number of cars, people, tents, etc. so we unfortunately dealt with a lot of children running through our campsite despite asking them to play in their own site, dogs barking for hours since their owners went into town and left them there, and too many cars parking on the narrow road making it difficult to pass. TL;DR - if you want a cheap alternative to a resort while you party and bum around all weekend, this is a great option. If you want to genuinely camp, be outdoors, and enjoy some serenity in nature, I'd suggest a different state park.
Januzak Asangaziev
We went camping at Big Foot Beach State Park with family and friends and had an awesome time. The campsites were clean, and some even had electricity and water, which was super convenient. There were about 5–6 showers, and they were surprisingly clean for a campground. One of the best parts was how close it is to Lake Geneva—you can easily get to the beach or head into town for some sightseeing. Great spot for a fun and relaxing weekend!
Serge Gonzalez
Very long sites. Enough room for camper and tents. Many sites have electric. None have potable water (but is available near the dump station). Campground is close to a small beach by the campground entrance. Lake Geneva amenities are very close by. Note: There is a charge for each vehicle (including RV)
B A
Wonderful and scenic state park in southeast Wisconsin. This Wisconsin state park features one of the most beautiful sand beaches in all of Wisconsin. The beach overlooks Lake Geneva, which is a perfect lake for fishing, boating, or for swimming. The park has some decent wooded hiking trails and recreation areas. I think the beach is by far the best feature of the park.