No Highland American Legion/Star Lake

D.S. Cohenour

I've always liked this part of Wisconsin. There is so much to see and do if you like nature, camping, fishing, and hiking. Tent camping at North Trout lake was special. Also Clear Lake. Canoeing experience is fabulous. You really can't go wrong here as long as you are prepared. Highly recommended!

David & Kristin Pisca

Our family has been coming to Firefly campground part of the Crystal Lake region of the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest for 35+ years. We have been here every Labor week. For the past 20 years we have experienced the same problem, and that is the campsites flood every little rain storm. I know we are not the only people to experience this. A person would figure the state would use a little bit of the revenue from the camp fees to put a little gravel in the sites to prevent this, but they are just interested in collecting the money and not putting back. I say that but probably 25 years ago they did put in a shower building here. That's about it. I just want people to know if there's a chance of rain be prepared for your site to be flooded. David

Cassidy Waldvogel

My favorite place of all time.

Shane Olsen

Beautiful quiet family focused campground, electric only motor lake. Alot of families with children, kayakers and canoers. Small beach with quite a few swimmers. Fishing was better then the overfished larger lake campgrounds. If a shower is needed just drive ten minutes to clear lake campgrounds to enjoy a hot shower. During our stay enjoyed alot of loon activitiy, watched them nab fish and feed them to their loonlings ( is that a word?). Caught a lot of blue gill, very small perch and few 10 inch bass. Encountered non venomous snakes and only one moron who had their phone alarm go off at 3 in the morning for what seemed like half an hour or so.

Jeremy Meddaugh

Leaves were peak yesterday 10/8/22 Being windy and watching the leaves rain across the road directly from the trees was surreal, but a sure sign the maple, birch, aspen, elm, as well as many othe deciduous trees that adorn the forrest with their color will soon be bare. We took the stone lake route, and the roads were gorgeous.