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Wisconsin
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Inside Shawnee National Forest
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Pine Hills Campground
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Pine Hills campground has level campsites with open grassy areas between campsites. Popular with hunters in the spring and fall, the campground is also ideal for those who like to view nature, go birding, hike or take a scenic drive. Pine Hills Road leads to the top of the bluffs and features panoramic views of the LaRue Swamp and Mississippi River floodplain. Located adjacent to one of the largest natural areas in the state Pine Hills is ideal for nature lovers. In addition the Snake Road, located at the bottom of the bluffs is closed biannually to vehicular traffic, to protect the thousands of the reptiles and amphibians as they migrate between their summer and winter habitats.
Pine Hills Campground
~0 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
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~7 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
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~13 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
Turkey Bayou Campground
~20 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
Horse Campground
~23 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
Youth Campground
~25 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
Giant City Campground
~26 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
Office
~29 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
Wesley Area Little Grassy United Methodist Camp
~29 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.
Camp Carew
~30 min drive
A worthwhile stop near Kentucky.