McMullen Memorial County Park

What sets McMullen Memorial County Park apart is its harmonious blend of serene woodland camping and easy access to Lake Wazeda’s 50-acre expanse, offering opportunities for swimming, fishing, and non-motorized boating. Located in Warrens, Wisconsin, this campground sits at the edge of Monroe County’s Driftless Area, known for its rolling terrain and cranberry farming heritage, placing outdoor recreation and local culture within easy reach.

The park features 82 campsites for both RVs and tents, equipped with water and electric hookups, making it a versatile option for campers of all preferences. With modern amenities such as shower buildings, flush toilets, a reservable picnic pavilion, and a dumping station, the campground balances comfort with natural immersion. Recreational facilities include hiking trails, multiple playgrounds, a fishing pier, and a beach, ensuring activities for visitors of all ages. Tucked amidst over 1,000 acres of forested land, the sites provide a mix of partial shade and open space, enhancing privacy and relaxation.

Just a short drive from the campground, Warrens offers a glimpse into its cranberry-growing legacy, most prominently celebrated during the annual Warrens Cranberry Festival. McMullen Memorial County Park accommodates both quiet getaways and family-friendly adventures, making it an ideal destination for weekend trips or extended stays alike.