Amenities

Fires
Flush Toilet
Potable Water
Trash

Activities

Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Swimming

About this space

Pigeon Creek Campground is a rustic family campground within the Black River State Forest, open year-round with a total of 38 non-electric sites, including one non-electric ADA designated site. It features three vault toilet buildings, hand pump water, firewood sales, and access to a swimming beach, canoe launch, and off-road bike trails.

Reviews

AI Review Summary

Pigeon Creek Campground presents a mixed experience, emerging as a tranquil retreat for some, while others have encountered significant issues during peak times. Reviewers praise its serene surroundings, stunning lake, and abundant natural beauty, making it an ideal spot for those seeking a rustic camping experience. However, concerns regarding noise from overcrowded sites during busy weekends and inadequate pest control have also been noted. While some visitors appreciate the absence of modern facilities, others find this aspect challenging. Overall, the campground has the potential to offer a peaceful escape, primarily during off-peak seasons.

Highlights
  • Peaceful and secluded atmosphere for a relaxing getaway
  • Stunning lake with beautiful, secluded sandy beach
  • Wide-spread camping sites providing privacy
  • Abundance of hiking and biking trails nearby
  • Helpful and knowledgeable staff/rangers
  • Good opportunities for wildlife viewing, such as swans and elk
  • Ideal for those seeking a true rustic camping experience
Considerations
  • Problems with noise and overcrowding during peak seasons
  • Significant mosquito and biting fly presence
  • Lack of modern facilities like running water and showers
  • Condition of pit toilets seen as subpar
  • Potential lack of enforcement of campsite regulations