Badger Park — Attraction in Peshtigo

I stayed at the park on July 12th. The little cabin I rented was really nice. The park was nice also. The problem I had was all the partying. There was a Little League Tournament in town so I understood it was busy. The cabin next to me had all the parking tied up with visitors. I asked them to move a vehicle. When I returned later in the evening they never moved. I had to park on the street and carry my son in. The partying lasted into the early am. very vulgar language. My son who is 2 was very restless sleeping, and I couldn't sleep. A couple of my sons toys were taken. I brought it to the park and rec director and the mayor. They said they checked with the campers around me and they said they heard nothing. Of course they wouldn't they were the ones doing it. I was going to stay again in August and asked for a discount. And I told them I was seriously thinking of being a seasonal camper there. They just pushed it under the rug. very disappointing. I used to live there and wanted to start coming back to the area a little more. Don't book on a busy weekend. You...

A small park, in the middle of the city of Peshtigo. Located in a park complex, including access to the Peshtigo river with boat launch, sand beach area, fenced skateboard facility w/jumps, volleyball court, sitting benches along river, two pavilions available to rent, band shell with bi-monthly Wednesday night music, fenced in horseshoe pits and 9 "hole" Frisbee golf course. Nice playground structures for the kids. Three public rest rooms, main with coin operated showers. Showers and rest rooms are closely monitored and kept clean. Campground with 37 sites. Campground host on site. Dump station. All sites have water and electric with picnic table, garbage cans and fire pits. Free Wi-Fi . Campground is separate from other activities. They also have two fairly new cabins to rent for $36/night. Both cabins have electric, twin bunks, a small table and two chairs. There is also water, a garbage can...

Are your kids little sugar hyped demons that want to run a marathon? Well here's a place to let them run wild and release some of that stored up atomic energy. Just be wary of your kids starting a psuedo-post apocalyptic kid driven hierchy that naturally happens the first hour in when there's 10+ kids at the park. Approach the pack of kids with caution, and have snacks as tribute to the oldest kid. CAUTION: if two kids are both the "oldest" they will naturally split into two tribes, and battle it out till one overcomes the other. I find it best to park a bit aways, and bring wiffle bats so your kids can have...