Wildcat Mountain Wisconsin State Park, Horse Camping and Family Campground tour. Then Some Hiking 

Your videos are very helpful

Been on ;hyway 33 many,many times.and all rds around that part of the state.+ or in the hills of west Central wis.

Years ago some friends camped up on top of the mountain, partyed hard all weekend.motor cycles were involved ,someone bured A fifth of jack dannials.years later they looked but could not find it.

re-watching this video..funny, no big dill. ha, ha. :)

Helpful, thanks!

Spending a few days in this park at the end of the month. This video has been invaluable. Thank you.

I have lived in this area growing up, my family has big history with Wildcat Mountain...but I never realized there was so much to DO around it, or that there was horse camping (we never camped-just went park for day picnics which was great). Wow you have opened my eyes!! Thank you so much!!! :-) :-) :-) Most especially I appreciate your DETAILS b/c now I know ahead of time how much my aging parent could join us in too. And maybe my horse loving friends (travel with carts) could join me there now as well! Wonderful video. Just incredible. I'll have to watch it again now.

Planning a camp trip with out horses, and this is so helpful to get a view of the horse camping area! Really hard to determine which camps accomodate the big horse rigs. Thank you so much!!! What a beautiful park!!!

I appreciate your in depth information on the State Parks! My wife and I have a goal to camp in all of the state parks. These videos are great

I was just at Wildcat Mountain for a quick day trip. The state park map I received at the visitor’s center indicated that people could also hike the horse trails.

I wish someone would video all horse campgrounds with camp sites, that would be very handy

Campsite 14 is the best

Hi Sconny, my wife and I watched all your videos. We just got a new puppy so want keep our first trip with him around 2-3 hours from the Illinois/Wisconsin border. We camp in a van and do not need electric. We are looking for scenic hikes and private sites where you don't stare at your neighbors. Any recommendations?

getting walked in upon as a single older woman camping with a small tent by the female camp host who should know better. People use their car to change clothes, or sit in the back after many rainy days. Yet they leave the firepit full of a dozen eggshells and butt wipes.