For the past four years, our clan has been frequenting Clear Lake and it's absolutely worthwhile! The drinking water available is of top-notch quality. The waste disposal site is maintained in pristine condition. The trash bins are always kept neat. The administrative personnel are extremely amiable and supportive.

Great non hookup sites, spacious and quiet. Fire rings, clean vault toilets, picnic tables. Had pump water near us and garbage cans on the way out. Overall great place to stay a couple days!

Beautiful Wisconsin campground. Plenty of trees and lots of good sized sites. There are some smaller ones and many are kinda close to each other. Lots of families and bikes. The facilities are really nice. Shower house was great. Vault toilets were clean but a little dark.

This is a very nice campground. There really isn't much that sets it apart from other Wisconsin State Park Campgrounds, it's truly just average. We had a great time here, it was peaceful and serene in the woods. There was enough sunlight for our solar if we had spent more time here and needed it. There is a water fill and dump station at the park entrance. Since this is a Wisconsin State Park you do need a State Park pass to camp here. It was an easy walk down to Clear Lake which has a small beach for the kids to play on. The water was nice and had a nice sandy bottom for swimming. We had no problems accessing our site with our 28 foot Fifth Wheel. I would definitely camp here again, but I would not go out of my way to stay here when it is similar to many of the other Wisconsin State Park Campgrounds. We stayed here Sunday, August 15th through Tuesday, August 17th, 2021.

The campground was a mixture of permanent seasonal & daily rentals right on the lake. The campsites were big by RV park standards. Very shady. Many of the seasonal permanent residents were poorly cared for & made the park look a bit shabby. Location was very close to town if you need anything. It was very quiet. The laundry was in need of updating & care. Two washers $3, two dryers $2. Not very clean & in high demand.

We enjoyed our time at Patricia Lake! We came the weekend before they closed for the season so it was pretty quiet, but it was still a wonderful stay! Lots of seasonal campers, but still plenty of FHU sites and I believe the space is very generous. One issue that won’t impact many but may impact some…the sewer connections are taller than others I’ve seen, so if your tank outlet is lower to the ground like ours (particularly if you have a smaller RV), consider blocking your wheels up a bit to increase your height when you arrive. The sites are pretty flat, so leveling is not an issue. Most larger rigs won’t have an issue with this though. Owners are very friendly, grounds are immaculate, nice shade all around, has a nice beach plus a dog friendly beach and dog park right on site. Only 5 minutes from downtown Minocqua and all it has to offer, laundry, LP, ice, firewood, some RV parts all on site. FYI, paid showers, but who needs it when you have full hookups…right? :)

Great place to camp, organized, quiet and very clean

This is a lovely, quiet wooded campground on the lake. Very well maintained with friendly, helpful staff. There is a swimming beach and boat launch on site. The roads nearest the entrance and office are paved, some further away are gravel. Our site was C7, near the office. No problems navigating with our 40ft motorhome. The site was a generous size, crushed stone and grass with a fire pit and picnic table. No problems getting level. Utilities worked well. WiFi was $10 per week and was very good. No T-mobile signal. Large grassy shaded dog park. Close to town and groceries. We’d definitely stay here again.

We had a great experience in early May. It was quiet but is off ATV trails so may get noisier later in the season. The lake is beautiful and calm. There is water available when in season. Don’t follow Apple Maps gps, follow the directions from recreation.gov had minimal Verizon cell service.