I mooch-docked nearby and we drove through the campground to take a look for future use when we're in the area. It's a cute little campground were everything is neat and clean. Most of the rigs look like full-timers living here, and where not run-down. There are big-rig sites but a couple of the corners are a bit tight, so take them slow and careful.Does not appear to be any sewer hookups for many sites, but they do have a dump station.Central Wisconsin has an occasional mosquito problem, so like everyplace else in the area and depending on the time of year, you gets what you gets. The area is very popular with deer hunters during the fall.Location? It's Central Wisconsin... everything is at least 30 minutes away and there's not a ton to do unless you are into outdoors stuff, which could keep you going for months. There's a huge public hunting grounds bordering the campground.The obligatory rail-road tracks are nearby and a train comes through a few times a day. The highway noise is not terrible except for the very occasional trucker coming up 173 and using their jake-brakes at the stop sign. My T-Mobile iPad seems to be using AT&T towers, but my T-Mobile hotspot has no service. Verizon and AT&T devices are very happy and providing enough bandwidth to stream anything. Sprint has a signal but I didn't take time to play with it.Heading out to parts unknown in the area or going to town? Expect numerous areas with no cell service. However, if you're on the side of the road, there are plenty of people who will stop to see if you need help; it just may take a while for someone to pass by unless you're on a main road. TAKE REPELLENT when traveling the area!