Lake Wissota

Tahera S

Absolutely beautiful place to go. I spent hours sitting by the lake, writing poetry and had an amazing time. It was so peaceful and relaxing. Definitely something I needed. I will be coming back again.

Jen Ball

Sites are very wooded and private. The campground was very peaceful! A gorgeous quick walk to the lakeshore via stairs behind the play area. We only stayed one night passing through in our RV. As a non-resident, I found it pretty pricey with all the fees and parking costs. 🚻 Bathrooms/shower facility renovations finished May 2025. • Very nice and clean • Free showers with reservation • Nice and warm water 💰Reservation Cost Electric Site: $38/night Non-resident Fee: $15 Reservation Fee: $7.95 $16 parking fee for 1 night Total 1-Night: $76.95 If staying multiple days, parking fee does have a max. I believe around $30. 🪵 Firewood • Available via host (cash only) • Purchase station near restroom facility (card only) Sue, the campground host, was very kind and helpful. She’s been the host for over 9yrs!

Kirk Sawall

The park is quiet, well kept and a nice spot surrounded by woods. It was an enjoyable stay. There is a nice amount of space between campsites. The outer ring allows your camper to tuck under trees and provides nice shade. The shower facilities were very clean. The campground is between the Zumbro river and the native animal zoo. All of it is really in great shape and an interesting place to explore.

Beerar Itumar

We stayed at Lake Wissota State Park for four days during weekdays, and it was super peaceful and very quiet. Very few dogs and little barking. Campsites are very clean and a good size. Electric hookup was the standard 15, 30 & 50 amp breaker box. The park is very large and meandering with the beach very far from most campsites, as is the boat launch. We did have one bear tick while at the park. It was caught before digging in. The main park restrooms have recently been redone and are very nice. The kids' play area is so new that the ground hasn't seeded out yet. The only negative is the almost complete lack of cellular signal on the northwest side of the park. Signal is strongest by the beach and boat landing, but there are no campsites close to that. If you have a cell phone booster, you may get a good signal. There is a lot to do in the area, including golf, shopping in Chippewa, super clubs, wineries such as Autumn Harvest, berry picking at Connell's. There are not a lot of walking trails as you'd see at other state parks, but it's a very nice park.

Becka Maniak

We stayed at site 19. It was a good size, quiet, just a couple sites down from the vault toilets (which were very clean), and right next to a water spout. I noticed a lot of large, dead branches hanging which worried me but the site was mostly flat (aside from a couple large tree roots my toddler kept tripping over) so lots of space to put a tent to avoid being directly under the branches. The showers looked nice though I did not use them. The playground was pretty small but clean. The beach had a big area to lay towels. Overall, I enjoyed staying here and visiting Chippewa Falls. I will definitely be coming back to this state park! Also, barely any bugs when we went at the end of May and we saw no ticks!!