Ojibwa Park
Ojibwa, Wisconsin
About
The Village of Winter is at the heart of the 750 square mile, four seasons vacation-land. Everything for your vacation enjoyment is available here or very nearby, without the hustle, bustle, and hassle of the more commercialized tourist areas. From numerous lakes, rivers, and streams for fishing, boating, and water sports; to tens of thousands of acres of National, State, and paper company forest land open for hunting; to hundreds of miles of snowmobile, ATV, hiking, and cross country skiing trails; to well-marked fall color tours; to quaint shopping; to peaceful camping; to community festivals, arts and crafts fair, and flea markets; and so much more; this area has it all.
Amenities
No amenities listed yet.
Available Site Types
- Tent Sites
Local Attractions
- Chippewa Flowage
- Zion Lutheran Evangelical Church
- WALDO Community Center
- Draper Area Commnity club
- Winter Greenhouse
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of sites does Ojibwa Park offer?
Ojibwa Park offers Tent Sites.
What is there to do near Ojibwa Park?
Nearby attractions include Chippewa Flowage, Zion Lutheran Evangelical Church, WALDO Community Center, Draper Area Commnity club, Winter Greenhouse.
How is Ojibwa Park rated?
Ojibwa Park has a 4.7/5 rating based on 31 Google reviews.
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