Brigham Park (Dane County Park)

tracy brunette

we had to switch sites with another camper, no biggie. the host was very nice. we camped there to be close to mount horeb. it's close. the view there is stunning! fireflies in the prairie! my daughter and future son in law had a pre wedding get together and with us camping there my daughter's HS bestie was also there, they had a blast Saturday night reminiscing and getting tipsy,my heart was full. I figured oh my were going to get talked to about them getting tipsy and we didn't! the neighbor site understood it was reunion of sorts. what I'm getting at is we didn't feel like the employees of the campgrounds were judging us or constantly keeping tabs on us. if I had to say one negative thing about it I would say umm umm there's no dumping site, even that isn't a big deal since you can go to other parks to dump waste.

高瑞思

Beautiful, peaceful getaway close to Madison and other places with fun tourist activities. The trails are well maintained, easy to walk, and quite near the campground. Very friendly park rangers and camp hosts helped me resolve an issue with my reservation. Beautiful prairie/meadow and wooded areas. Safe, neat playground and generously sized campsites each with a fire ring. The only area with room for improvement would be installing flush toilets or perhaps treating the vault waste more frequently, as the odor was unpleasant.

Jon Gulbrandson

We only explored a portion of this park. We walked a trail across the street and it was a wonderful hike with a mixture of prairie and forest with some excellent views. Definitely going back to see more.

Craig W

Brigham County Park, in Dane County WI, west of Madison, and near Mt Horeb & Cave of the Mounds in Wisconsin's Driftless Area has always been my favorite county park in the USA since discovering it as a university student around 1970. It has a small campground, picnic area and even smaller playground. On a clear day, the views to the north into the Wisconsin River valley are stunning, and even better during autumn. Nearby areas are filled with contour-plowed and planted corn fields, dairy farms and other spectacular sights. It's a great basecamp for visiting Cave of the Mounds, Bluemound State Park, House on the Rock, Epic Intergalactic Headquarters, Taliesin and so much more by car.

Gail Diet

The park has a small campground. It’s a very quiet location. The pit toilets are well maintained and clean. There are a couple of walking paths you can access from the park. One of them leads to Cave of the Mounds which is only a mile away.