Fox Hill Rv Park

Last night we stayed at Fox Hill for the first time. We are tent campers, so spending the night at an RV park, with mostly RVs and campers, was an interesting and entertaining experience.
When we rolled in, there was some kind of group event going on in the middle of the campground. A huge crowd had formed to watch several people dress up as cowboys with fake horses. The crowd was roaring with laughter and while it had a quaint appeal, it also felt akin to a Griswold family stop on the way to Wallyworld.
After setting up camp, we strolled over to the large chess boards and bean bag toss to play some games before dark. This was a fun amenity for our group. And fireflies buzzed around us, which was super cool.
Our stroll around the grounds revealed a lot of closely situated campsites with many seemingly extroverted groups of people having parties under colorful tiki lights. With the close proximity of campsites, our group sat by the campfire listening to loud people and random electric bug zappers for most of the night. The same loud neighbors kept us up as they partied late.
All of this is to say that if you are in the mood for a quiet and nature-​filled camping experience, Fox Hill probably isn’t the place for you. But if you like camping in the midst of lots of people and RVs, then give this place a whirl.
One final thing to note: the bathrooms were super clean and definitely way better than most campground bathrooms I’ve used. All around, the grounds are very clean.

not a real bad place small sites but main concern is Management!!! I had problems with my daughters car and it was pouring rain we were ready to leave but had to go to the restroom it was 12:15 manager was there and said where you going i said i have to go to the bathroom he said check out is at Noon what do you need to do i said well i have to go to the bathroom he then again said that is why check out is a NOON i said fine forget it i will never be back!!! when i got back to our site ready to pull out my wife said the lady manager was in the women’s bathroom at 12:10 telling people in the stalls that check out is at noon OMG at like 60 buck a night and you have a nature call and they are harassing people like that NEVER again thanks but NO THANKS

Don’t believe any of the other reviews. They must have been written by campground management.
Campsites are the smallest I’ve ever seen! Not even room to sit around your own campfire without being on top of your neighbors. This place is noisy beyond belief. If you’re bringing screaming kids and barking dogs, you’ll fit right in.

We liked that it was a little removed from the Dells, yet close enough. Nice people, clean and well maintained sites/​cabins, we would easily go back. Can’t think of a reason to not give 5 stars, if anything the free wifi, swimming pool, volleyball, and giant chess/​checkers games all solidify the rating ;)

My husband and I recently booked one night in a deluxe cabin. It was in a great location since we spent the day hiking Devils Lake and the evening in the Dells. The campground was right in between them and very convenient.
The cabin was surprisingly very clean and tidy. I always expect cabins to be crawling with spiders and whatnot, but this had none! The cabins are also equipped with heating and air conditioning so we were comfortable the entire time.
Here’s the main reason for the 5 star rating. In the morning my husband I woke up early and were ready to leave by 7:30. We went out to start our car and… nothing happened. Stranded, we went back inside the cabin and called the emergency Fox Hills number available. Helen answered right away and in 10 minutes Jim was out there with his vehicle and a jump for us. We tried paying him because he went out of his way to assist us, but refused. Such a great guy and such nice people that run Fox Hills. We will be back again for sure!

Always a good time! Secluded and close to all the area attractions. The grounds are always clean, staff always willing to help and prices reasonable. Whether you are bringing your RV, renting a cabin or tenting it you should give Fox Hill a shot.

PERFECT WEEKEND!!!
This family owned campground is the best place I’ve camped in the Dells, and I’ve been to at least 5 campgrounds in the Dells area. It is 15 minutes from Devil’s Lake, and I recommend camping somewhere more intimate than the huge state park sites. It is also 5 – 10 minutes from Mirror Lake/​Baraboo/​Lake Delton.
SITES:
This is mostly an RV park, but there is a secluded segment/​road just for tents, which is what our group did. We had three sites for 9 people. Two cars per site. It was a bit tight for the cars, but all the tents fit nicely. There was decent tree coverage for shade. Firepits and picnic tables were good. Electric hookup and water spigots for each site.
The store has essentials plus some, but there is also a BP one block away with lots of options for coffee/​beverages/​ice/​snacks.
STAFF:
Wow, the staff is AMAZING. I arrived on Friday night Memorial Day weekend at 1 AM in the rain, and a staff member on patrol stopped to help pitch the tent. Then the next day my car battery died, and the mechanic was there in 10 minutes to jump it. They are super nice, friendly, and very accommodating. I will definitely be going back because I know it will be a good experience. Activities are fun. There was a tie-​dying activity one morning, so my friend and I thoroughly enjoyed that, the activities are not just for the kids.
VISITORS:
Fellow campers/​RVers were respectful for the most part. It seemed very much like a community and seemed like everyone was having a great time. The place is spread out enough to be listening to music (at a decent volume) and conversing into the late hours. Just don’t blast your music and you’re fine.
PICNIC/​PLAYGROUND AREA:
The picnic area is a decent size and right smack in the middle of the park. Huge shelter with picnic tables and built in grills. Very large clearing for frisbee, football etc. Also a playground/​bball court (small) and volleyball net. Seems like the kids occupy this area during the day, adults at night.
BATHHOUSE:
Hotel quality bathhouse almost! This large bathhouse has three showers. Each stall has a changing/​storage area plus another curtained shower area. Showers have a push faucet that only lasts about 30 seconds though, but good temperature/​pressure. Very private, easy to navigate, comfortable, and clean. There are 4 toilet stalls. The sink area has three huge sinks with faucets that STAY on. Huge mirror, lots of room for everyone, plus outlets on the ceiling soffit for hair dryers.
If you like a good time in the Dells that is not annoying and touristy, Fox Hill is the place to go.