Ice Age Campground at Devil’s Lake State Park is the most wooded and secluded of the park’s campgrounds. All sites are non-electric, making it especially popular with tent campers, though pop-ups and RVs are allowed.
The campground is divided into two sections: Lower Ice Age (sites 301-390) and Upper Ice Age (sites 401-535). Lower Ice Age includes a mix of wooded and more open sites, including a popular stretch set within a pine grove. Upper Ice Age is more heavily wooded throughout, offering a quieter, more enclosed feel. Three sites are available for visitors with disabilities.
Sites tend to feel more private overall due to the surrounding woods, though terrain and spacing vary between the upper and lower sections.
The campground is located about a mile from the main day-use area and beach. While the distance can be walked, most visitors choose to drive. Ice Age Campground includes two shower buildings with running water, along with seven pit toilet buildings located throughout the campground.
Photos & Video Drive-Thrus
Choose a section below for campsite photo galleries and video drive-thrus of the upper and lower Ice Age Campgrounds.
Access Note: To reach Northern Lights Campground, you must enter through the main park entrance. On busy weekends and holidays, this can mean longer wait times when returning to your campsite from outside the park.