Accommodation in Stark town, Vernon County

Camp pitch

• A - Lower Star Valley - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Old Highway 131 Trail
  This campsite is teeming with wildlife. Access to three separate ponds is a short walk. Behind the campsite is a specially constructed bird blind for viewing (not hunting) the pond. The campsite is open with shade trees surrounding it.
• AA - Anderson - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Dam Trail
  This campsite, accessible from La Farge, accommodates larger vehicles and offers grazing for equines. A prairie enthusiast"s spot at the base of the dam, it"s available for large groups via Special Event Permit.
• B - 4-H Park - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  This site is a very secluded hike in site. The campsite in under large old shade trees and has wonderful views of Star Valley and several upland fields and prairies. Experience quiet, quiet, quiet here. Enjoy dark skies and wildlife near the campsite
• C - Upper Star Valley - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Old Highway 131 Trail
  Upper Star Valley Campsite sits quietly in the valley near Schroeder’s Pond and prairies, offering great wildlife viewing. Shade is limited. Flowing well water must be filtered or purified.
• D - Willow Group Camp
  Willow Camp, popular for equestrian use, has four sites (D1-D4) for 10 people each, with a $15 per night fee. No permanent water—haul or use the Visitor Center. Campsite D is for self-contained units and one tent. Intermittent shade is available.
• D - Willow Group Camp
  Willow Camp, popular for equestrian use, has four sites (D1-D4) for 10 people each, with a $15 per night fee. No permanent water—haul or use the Visitor Center. Campsite D is for self-contained units and one tent. Intermittent shade is available.
• D - Willow Group Camp
  Willow Camp, popular for equestrian use, has four sites (D1-D4) for 10 people each, with a $15 per night fee. No permanent water—haul or use the Visitor Center. Campsite D is for self-contained units and one tent. Intermittent shade is available.
• D - Willow Group Camp
  Willow Camp, popular for equestrian use, has four sites (D1-D4) for 10 people each, with a $15 per night fee. No permanent water—haul or use the Visitor Center. Campsite D is for self-contained units and one tent. Intermittent shade is available.
• E - Schroeder Camp
  Willow Trail
  Schroeder Camp, shaded by mature trees, is on the Willow Horse Trail with some equestrian traffic. Enjoy views of Star Valley and Schroeder’s Pond, with a nearby viewing dock. A short hike leads to primitive river access along Old 131 Trail.
• F - Hanson Hollow - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  West Ridge Trail
  Campsite F Hanson Hollow is a remote, quiet backcountry spot with ample shade and great hammock trees. An old settlers’ spring box is nearby—filter or purify water for safety.
• H - Pinery - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  County Road P
  Campsite H - Pinery Camp is located along County Road P west. This site is high and dry. Upland wildlife is common here. Access is easy off of County Road P. Perfect site for night sky viewing
• I - Kaukl - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Old Highway 131 Trail
  Kaukl Camp, along County Road P west, offers ample parking and a raised area for tents. Please avoid tying to oak trees and park in designated areas. Campsite I is available via Special Permit for groups over 10—contact the Visitor Center for details.
• J - Mule Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Mule Camp is a campsite with open space and shade trees. Mule Camp has easy access and a large area for larger rigs to maneuver.
• K - Jug Creek Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Jug Creek Camp is a secluded site on KVR"s east side with good vehicle access but no nearby trails. Jug Creek, just steps away, offers excellent fishing opportunities for anglers.
• KK - Nofsinger Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Nofsinger Camp, off Hwy 131, is nestled around a hill to reduce noise. Enjoy valley views, sunsets, and birdwatching with shade, and views of Rockton and Blackhawk Rock to the west.
• L - Silbaugh Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Old Highway 131 Trail
  Silbaugh Camp overlooks the river valley below Black Hawk Rock. Easy hiking access to this campsite using Old Hwy 131 Trail.
• M - Risen Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Risen Camp, on river left downstream of Landing 12, near old Bridge 12 pilons, has primitive river access. Campers must follow signs to the upland site. No riverbank camping allowed. An evacuation route to HWY 131 is available for high water.
• N - Danies Valley Camp
  Daines Valley Camp is on a quiet dead-end gravel road. Access is good but may not suit a truck and trailer. The flowing well water is untested—filter or purify before use.
• O - Ma & Pa’s Park Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  County Road P
  Ma & Pa’s Park, in Weister Creek Valley, is easily accessible from County Road P and serves as a trailhead for two segments. Enjoy frog songs at night and dark skies. Flowing well water is untested—filter or purify before use.
• OO - Steinmetz Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  County Road P
  Steinmetz Camp, across County Road P from Wolf Valley Road, is near Weister Creek with easy access for larger vehicles. While there’s no trail access, it’s centrally located between Ma & Pa’s, West Ridge, and Weister Creek trails.
• P - Potts Corners Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  West Ridge Trail
  Potts Corners is truck and camper-friendly. Watch Sandhill cranes in nearby fields and enjoy Weister Creek, a class 1 trout stream, just a short walk away. Flowing well water is untested—filter or purify before use.
• PP - Van Dyke Camp - Kickapoo Valley Reserve
  Weister Creek Road
  Van Dyke Camp, with moderate access for trucks and trailers, is an open site with little shade. Surrounded by grassy fields, it offers great wildlife viewing. The two Maple trees are memorials—please don"t tie camping gear to them.