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Oakdale KOA
- 200 Jay Street
- Oakdale, WI 54649
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From I-90/94 Exit 48 (Oakdale Exit), go N 1 block to Woody Drive. Turn R, go 2 blocks to yield sign and turn R onto Jay Street.
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2011 President's Award
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2011 KOA Founder's Award
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Join the visitors who hail the harvest at Warren's big cranberry festival in late September.
Welcome to cranberry country! Join the visitors who hail the harvest at Warren's big cranberry festival in late September. Less than 20 miles south, the 22-acre Oakdale KOA offers interstate convenience, plenty of shade trees and long, level gravel pull thru sites for big rigs. Cable TV (70 channels) is free with full hookups. Free Wi-Fi is available, and 50-amp service is available at most pull thru sites. You'll find a heated pool, a game room with pool table, a pavilion for group events and a modern playground with a covered shelter for parents. Bring the bikes to enjoy some great rides. KOA is 5 miles from a 12-mile spur trail that connects to the acclaimed Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail, a converted railroad bed that features train tunnels up to a mile long. GPS: N43, 57.80", W90, 22.343"
Meet Your Hosts
Denny and Kathy Marek have never been ones to let the grass grow under their feet. A paramedic and firefighter, Denny had also owned his own construction business. Kathy owned a dog grooming business, was a bridge tender and worked for the local sheriff's department.
So, it is unsurprising that this enterprising couple didn't want to slow down after they retired from their busy careers.
"We decided to get into the campground business so that we could stay busy and active after retirement," Denny said. "And we have a love for people and camping."
"This is a great campground. It is so beautiful and well-maintained," Kathy said. "And we're proud of some of the changes that we have made in the short time we have been here. We've made it even more family-friendly."
In their free time, the Mareks love spending time with family, enjoying their animals, reading and gardening.
Campground Amenities
- Jumping Pillow
- Horseshoes
- Ping Pong
- Other Games Available
- Game Room
- Tetherball
- Playground
- RV Clubs & Rallies
- Volleyball
- Badminton
- Banana Bikes (available with charge)
- Families
Campground Activities
Golfing
Two 18-hole public courses nearby - Hiawatha Golf Club and Holiday Lodge Golf Resort.
Canoeing
Canoe the scenic Kickapoo River. Canoe rentals are available.
Biking
Bike and enjoy the beautiful, famed Elroy/Sparta bike trail. Bike through the long tunnels.
Hiking
Hunting and Fishing
Snowmobiling, Ice Skating and Skiing (downhill and cross-country)
Shopping
Whether your interest is in antiques, art galleries, crafts/specialty shops, and department stores there is plenty of shopping for everyone.
Local Attractions
Antique Malls
The Antique Mall of Tomah has over 68 dealers offering quality antiques, and great gift ideas! Their knowledgeable staff can help assist you in your search for the "missing" piece to your collection! Wildes Art Gallery features over 40 Wisconsin artists, including original artwork, limited edition prints, pottery, bronze sculptures, wood carvings, Wild Wing Gifts, and more!
Convenient Location
Large Pavilion for RV Clubs
We have a large enclosed pavilion that is heated and air conditioned. Great for RV clubs and family reunions and family picnics
30’ x 60’ Swimming Pool
Relax in the large heated pool, or use it to cool off on those hot summer days.
Large Shade Trees
Camp in the shade of large oaks and maple trees.
Wisconsin Dells
Mississippi Queen
LaCrosse, Wisconsin
Casinos
Bike Trails
Elroy Sparta Trail is 32 miles long includes three tunnels and is safe and scenic for the entire family. Bike rentals are available. Daily and annual trail passes are also available.
Amish and Cheese Factory Tours
Take a guided or self guided tour through Amish Cpuntry, and stop at the cheese factory along the way!!
Greater Tomah Area Chamber of Commerce
Visit Amish country and cranberry marshes and sphagnum moss marshes. www.tomahwisconsin.com
Upcoming Events
Tomah Super National Truck and Tractor Pull
The National Truck and Tractor Pull is held in June, thirty miles east of the Mississippi River in beautiful Western Wisconsin, the Budweiser Super National Tractor Pull in Tomah, WI is hosted by the Monroe County Agricultural Society.
4th of July Celebration
Enjoy a community parade including kid’s parade, fireworks over Lake Tomah, and an ice cream social.
Cranberry Festival
The Cranberry Festival is held in Warrens, Wisconsin at the end of September. The Festival features arts and crafts booths, antique/flea market, gigantic parade, fresh cranberries, and bog tours. Held the last full weekend in September.
Holiday Parade
The Holiday Parade is held each year at the end of November.
Cranberry Company Public Harvest Day
Attend the Cranberry Public Harvest Day to learn first hand how cranberries grow and are harvested while receiving a guided tour from owners & family members of the Wetherby Cranberry Company marsh. Get your picture taken in a cranberry bed like the guys from the Ocean Spray TV commercials. Buy cranberries in small quantities up to bulk quantities. It is held rain or shine annually the first Saturday in October.
