Discover Lake Lenwood Beach & Campground
Camping at Lake Lenwood
Here at "Lenwood" we offer a quiet camping experience. There are trailer and tent sites encircling the lake, some set back and some on the lakeshore. Available are sites with 20, 30 and 50 amp electric, water and sewer hook-ups. Free Wi-Fi (wireless internet) at your site. Also available is cable hook-up for seasonal and long-term campers. A dump station is available. We have clean bathroom facilities with flush toilets and $ showers.
Camping fee includes beach, picnic area and hiking area. Available to rent are fishing boats, paddle boats, hydro-bikes, canoes, kayaks and tubes.
In our store we have soda, ice cream treats, candy, snacks, ice, firewood and bait. Complete shopping centers are nearby.
Some pets may be allowed on the campground (number & size are limited). They must be non-intimidating to others (discretion of management), cleaned up after, kept on a max. 6' leash and must not be left unattended. We understand that some dogs will bark if someone comes to your door. Other than that, dogs must be kept from barking. Pets are not allowed with tents. Pet owners agree to remove pet from premises if requested by management. Pets are not allowed in the lake or on beach and picnic area.
No unlicensed battery or gas powered vehicles, scooters, carts, kids toys, drones, etc. (exception for A.D.A. scooter).
Nearby there is a nice supper club, golf courses, Lake Michigan fishing charters, horseback riding, mini golf, theater, laundromat, kennel service, church services, etc.
The Lake
Lake Lenwood's 20 acre, 50 ft. deep spring-fed glacial lake offers the finest in swimming and fishing with walleye, bass, perch, northern, bluegill and crappie to tempt you. Lake Lenwood, close to Milwaukee, with its refreshing clear water, is the areas finest recreation spot. Only electric motors may be used on the lake. No motors of any kind are permitted on Lake Lenwood rental boats. If you are camping here, you may hand launch your own canoe, kayak (age requirements), or a row boat (max 12ft), for a fee of $3.00 a day. Campers are not allowed to bring their own paddle boats, paddle boards or inflatable boats. Boats are not allowed on the lake after dusk or before dawn. Wisconsin fishing license is not required. Catch and release only.
More Nearby
- West Bend: Pleasant shopping in the restored downtown area, Ice Age hiking trail, River Walk, Washington County Fair Grounds, "Eisenbahn" Rails to Trails: approx. 20 miles of biking and walking. MOWA - Museum of Wisconsin Art.
- Richfield: Bass Pro Shop/Cabela's, Holy Hill.
- Elkhart Lake: Road America (motorcycle and auto).
- Slinger: stock car races (Sunday Evenings).
- Kewaskum: Annual KMSR Motorcycle Hillclimb on Father's Day, Kettle Moraine State Forest hiking trails.
- Hartford: Auto Museum, Tannery Tour, Historic Downtown, Schauer Performing Arts and Activities Center.
- Horicon Marsh: Boat Tours, Canadian geese flyway.
- Cedarburg: Winery, antique shops, old mill and covered bridge.
- Waubeka: Original Flag Day site.
- Milwaukee: Offers Museum, Zoo, Botanical Gardens, Brewery Tours, Harley Davidson Museum, State Fair as well as professional baseball.
- Oshkosh: Annual E.A.A. Fly In, Air Show and Museum.
- Port Washington: 17 miles to Lake Michigan, annual Fish Days.