Kamp Dels

We had an absolutely fantastic stay at Kamp Dels! The facilities are clean, and the entire resort is beautifully laid out and well-organized, making it easy to navigate and enjoy. The owners are truly exceptional—their knowledge and passion for creating a great experience shine through. They went above and beyond to ensure our stay was unforgettable, always ready to help, and very kind. Our kids had an absolute blast with all the activities and amenities! We can’t wait to come back to this gem of a campground. Highly recommend Kamp Dells for an amazing family getaway!

This was our second time at Kamp Dels and we all had a blast! There is such a variety of things to do, plus the staff has pop up activities too! The campground was clean and staff were incredibly friendly and inviting. I definitely foresee going back!

This is the 2nd year in a row we've brought the grandkids to Kamp Dels. They love it! You will not find cleaner showers/toilets at any campground! It is a large campground so having trams to jump on is wonderful. There are so many things to do here, we still haven't tried everything. The snack shack has a great variety of quality and reasonably priced food and ice cream treats! The free wifi is actually strong!!! The owners/employees are very friendly and helpful too. I just can't say enough about Kamp Dels. You really need to give it a try!

Best campground we have ever been to. They have everything. Water park, snack bar, mini golf, parks, arcade and petting zoo. There was a concert one night we were there - Gen X Jukebox - SO FUN! All the staff were friendly. Bath houses were nice, spotless and even dry (you would think they would be wet and gross being by a pool). Camp spots were well spread out. Loved having the concrete pad. Grounds were well maintained. Park equipment was new and fun. They have little events every day that you can participate in. You can even order firewood to be delivered to your camp spot. Definitely recommend! We will be going back!

First time at Kamp Dels, and knowing what we know now we’ll be back with better insight on where to go. Plus sides: there is a TON of stuff to do mainly free, but some are reasonably priced activities. They have daily activities for all ages. The morning announcements make me feel like I’m 12 years old again at summer camp. 🏕️ Facilities are descent, the bathrooms/showers but the main office are the best as you can shower without getting your stuff wet. The fact you can charge practically everything is nice (and terrible) because you don’t have to carry cash or card with you everywhere. The terrible part of that… before you know It… BAM, $200 invoice (self inflicted). The biggest negative of the campground: The roads are super narrow and confusing. If fine pulling our pop up and helped 3 other campers through tight spaces and backing into their lot (previous truck driver)… but for someone who isn’t well versed in trailering… I’m surprised there isn’t more “accidents”. The roads are also confusing are some are 1 ways… some are 2 ways but the road is the same width. So maybe some redesign of the traffic flow through the park would help? Can’t count how many times I went the wrong way on a one way, or thought it was one way but it was 2 way. The children running around made it so I didn’t want to be face down in the map so I just went where I thought it was supposed to go. 🤣 As the weekend approached, the lots/spaces are pretty close and packed in (pic of “day 2” shows 2 empty lots)… this makes your neighbors practically family (we had a good set of neighbors and a crappy set of neighbors. 50% is a failing grade. 😉). It was nice to see the quiet hours are ACTUALLY enforced. It nice to party on the weekends… but it’s also nice to be able to sleep at 2am without drunk neighbors whooping it up until 5am. It was truly relaxing.