Are there good campgroungds near Alpine Valley in WI?
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CAMPGROUNDS\n\n\nBig Foot Beach State Park\n(South of Lake Geneva on Hwy 20)\n262-248-2528\n\n\nBong State Recreation Area\n(Exit Hwy 142 from I-94. 6 mi. SE of Burlington)\n262-878-5600\n\n\nKettle Moraine State Forest\n(Hwy 12 just west of Hwy 20)\n262-574-6200\n\n\nMukwonago County Park \n262-363-7658\n\n\nMeadowlark Acres\n(3 mi. W of Burlington)\n262-763-7200\n\n\nCircle K Campground\n(1.5 mi. NW of Palmyra)\n262-495-2896
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apparently it does exist."due to inadequate snowfall, it is'nt much of achallenge right now-they are open for night skiing. but the snow up top of bear is decent.-says beth parker of cedar creek realty.I don't have the website for the park-email her:beth@cedarcreekrealty.com-or cell: 209-770-2384"
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There are some campgrounds, but if you want to hike in somewhere and camp I'm stumped. Try the state parks they usually have more secluded primative camping, with hiking trails.\nhttp://www.mostateparks.com/\nThis website gives you a map that you can choose where you want to camp by region.
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try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by activity taught and location you should be able to find a camp that way
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stores for camping goods
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There's camelot village:\n\nhttp://www.camelotintl.com/village/index.html\n\nAnd somewhere called Wichamstow:\n\nhttp://www.regia.org/village.htm
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You could try the yellow pages on yahoo. Here's a link to it: http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypResults.py?stp=y&stx=95732086&city=Green+Bay&state=WI&uzip=54303&country=us&msa=3080&cs=4&ed=ZwhBcq1o2TycMC_Fy4vxEstUXxG1MhtjNlxPlINQA7LU&qtx=archery
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Here is a fairly comprehensive listing of summer camps in the area:\nhttp://www.gocitykids.com/browse/subcat.jsp?area=176&category=157\n\nI hope this helps!
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Try Camp Shohola for boys http://www.shohola.com they've been in business for over 65 years. They teach many land sports from baseball to lacrosse and water sports from kayaking to water skiing. You can also try the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by location and activities taught
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If MN is like WI the couties operate and maintain some of their snowmobile trails as ATV trails in the summer.  Contact the Parks and Recreation Dept of that particular county.
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If you are a skier go to dear valley. Amazing! place for skier.\nIf you are snowboarder go to park city. You have there lots of very good tracks.\nI loved: double jack, pioneer and scout's bowl.\nThose are amazing with fresh snow.
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You can winter camp, cold but doable.\n\nThe north shore is beautiful every season and provides the most snow cover in the state allowing you to snowshoe, snowmobile, ice skate, ice climb, and more.  The twin cities has plenty of arts and entertainment, shopping and sports that can be had at a reasonable price.  \n\nBest bet.  South Pier Inn in Duluth, MN.  It is right on the canal at Lake Superior, beautiful hotel and view.  Great city to use as your springboard to the north shore and to Apostle Islands.
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Go here for Michigan ATV Safety courses.\n\nhttp://www.michiganatv.com/\n\nIt was recommended by the Michigan DNR. Their website also has more info\n\nhttp://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,1607,7-153--25906--,00.html\n\nBTW, Silver Lake does kick butt. You'll have an awesome time riding!\n\nHope this helps!
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try searching the American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search by activities taught (music) and location. There should be plenty out there!
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If your looking for a place to go outdoors your in the right place! There are ton's of places withing a few hours drive of you. There is the Mt Charleston area that is good for hiking and there is also Death Valley a few hours away. Also  there is Lake Mead and Lake Powell to go out on the water in the Summer time or warmer weather.There is also Mojave Preserve and  Bryce within a few hours too.Try checking on hiking online groups. Great places to find hikes are in backpacker magazine and online in myspace groups and listed below
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Conduct a search for "Illinois Campgrounds" on yahoo.  I did to try to give you a specific website, but there are a "butt load" of sites.  Best you choose for yourself.
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It depends on where you are located. If you're in California, try Badger pass in Yosemite, or Shirley Meadows, near Bakersfield.