Camping has long been a great Wisconsin family tradition. The St. Croix Valley boasts of some of of the best campgrounds in Wisconsin, so find your ideal spot and start dreaming of the campfires, s'mores and starry nights. Several different campgrounds nearby enable you to choose from a wide variety of intriguing environments from campsites on the river, among ancient glacial potholes or group camping in the woods. So whether you enjoy glam camping, RV or tent camping, Osceola is surrounded by four state parks and the National Scenic Riverway to choose from.
WI Interstate Park
 WI Interstate Park
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Interstate is Wisconsin's oldest state park, established in 1900. Located along the picturesque St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, the park provides scenic views of the river and the steep-sided gorge known as the Dalles of the St. Croix. The Ice Age Interpretive Center features a film, photographs, murals, and information about the great glaciers. Interstate park offers 1300 acres of hiking, rock climbing, swimming, canoeing and fishing. This popular place for camping, has two campgrounds and a primitive group camp with a total of 82 family campsites and two primitive, group campsites. The two group sites can accommodate a total of 60 people. Shower facilities, picnic,lake and beach area have changing rooms available.
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MN Interstate Park
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Riverside park for hiking among old lava flows & glacial potholes, plus canoeing, camping, fishing, climbing the cliffs of the St. Croix River Dalles, watching kayakers rush through the rapids, or relaxing on an excursion boat. The 300 acre geology that formed this park intrigues visitors and brings geologists from all over the world. Lava flows, distinct glacial potholes and traces of old streams, valleys, and faults can be found throughout the park. 37 single-family campsites (22 with electric hookups) There are several river front sites and all include a table, fire ring and grate.
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William O'Brien State Park
114 Drive In Sites, RV sites, group camping, picnic area and swimming beach.The park has three year-round camper cabins and one seasonal cabin. Hiking trails offer quiet exploration of the park's rolling and wooded hills. 
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St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Primitive shoreline campsites are scattered along the St. Croix River and offer the opportunity to stay for three nights or move from campsite to campsite for multi-day trips. All sites are marked with a campsite sign and have a fire ring. Some have a picnic table and primitive toilets. Most are accessible only by boat or canoe. 
Willow River State Park
Offers 150 family campsites, 6 group campsites, 16 miles of hiking trails, nature center, gift shop, breath-taking waterfalls, picnic areas, swimming beach and boat launch. |
