Skillet Creek Campground

We camped here with a group and it was very nice. Gas and electric at most sites with sewer at some. Lots of permanent campers here. Nice man made lake for swimming and a game room and bikes for kids. Pit toilets in part and flush toilets in the other part of the campground. Small store by the office. Only a mile from Devils Lake state park. 1/2 mile from a very nice brewery with great food.

We stayed at this campground the majority of a week- we were impressed by the huge grassy sites and the amount of shade we had. You can tell the owners take care and pride in this campground. The bathrooms were clean and showers were hot. Plenty of things for kids to do- catch and release pond, swimming pond, trails for walking. Good proximity to the Dells & close to Devils Lake and Pewit’s Nest. We would stay here again!

This campground is focused on seasonal and long-term residents. The office claims to be open but it rarely is. The hosts — when they’re around — are very, very inquisitive. As full-time RVers, we found it challenging to maneuver and make turns. The sewer opening lacks any threads. We noticed several sites with above-ground PVC pipes. Several sites built porches. Apparently, the renters are required to cut the grass on their own sites. We watched several cut theirs. Ours remained uncut. It’s just not the best stop for short-term visitors.

We stayed here because we could not get a site at Devil's Lake. Check in was easy, easy access to our site. Everything seemed quiet and well maintained.

Our site was wet from recent rains and on just a slight incline to the pole so I had to park a bit further away than I wanted too. An extra 25' 30amp extension cord came in handy.

The prettiest sites seemed to be further back on the property in a wooded hilly area but those where for tents only.

We did not spend a lot of time in the campground during the day, went hiking at Devil's Lake.

Interestingly, the campground is currently for sale. Hopefully remains open.