Mound View Park & Campground

Campground Status: Open

Welcome to the Mound View Park and Campground website. As of November 3rd, 2025, we are offering online campsite reservations! Let us walk you through how to reserve a campsite at our campground.

To reserve a campsite, you must obtain an Activenet account. Don't have an ActiveNet account? Click Here to create one. With the use of a smart phone or computer, you can create an activenet account & book a site from anywhere with internet access. 

Once your account is created & email is verified, you may reserve a campsite online HERE or calling our Park and Recreation office at (608) 348-9741 ext. 2238, or 2231 during office hours. Our office hours are (Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.).

STEP BY STEP RESERVATION WALKTHROUGH FILE MAY BE FOUND AT BOTTOM OF THE PAGE.

Check in for each site is Noon, Check out is Noon.  

Tent Sites: (1 - 9) -- 20 amp & water included

RV Sites: (10 - 15) -- Rv Sites are all 50' in length, 20,30,50 amp & water included    

$25 per night -- 2 Week Maximum Stay & We offer a dump site in the park!   

Occupants are limited to a maximum of six campers per site.  Groups larger than six must book multiple sites.  Park is closed to non-campers between 10:30 p.m. and 5:00 a.m.  All visitors must leave the park by 10:30 p.m.

Campfires are allowed in fire rings only.  Do not leave fires unattended and put fires out completely before leaving.

Noise must be kept to a minimum.

Alcohol is permitted in camping sites without a permit, provided the person in possession is at least 21 years old.

Pets are allowed but must be confined or on a leash.  Pets should not be left unattended in the campground or in your vehicle.  Please pick up and dispose of pet waste.

Parking including motor homes and trailers is restricted to the paved parking area designated for each site.

General Information
Acreage: 25.8
Acquired: 1964-1967

Park Information
Approximately half of Mound View Park remains natural vegetation and woodland that serves an attractive greenway for the city.  A section of the Rountree Branch flows through the natural area.   Additionally, a section of the park was once a part of the Homestead Mine.  Information about local mining history is available at the nearby Mining Museum.

Much of the park can be accessed via a trail system which includes both wilderness and paved trails open to bike and pedestrian traffic.  On leash pets are permitted in the park, trails and campground.

One of the most popular amenities in Mound View Park is an 15-site campground. All sites are available for both tents and RVs with water and electric hookups.  Restroom and shower facilities are also available onsite.