Access and Surrounding Area
Hickory Hills Campground is located in southern Wisconsin and is positioned for convenient access from several nearby cities. Its location supports short travel times for many visitors in the region, offering a natural retreat that does not require extended driving.
General Location
The campground lies approximately two miles from Interstate 90 (Exit #160), with a straightforward approach via:
- North on Route 73
- East on Route 106
- North on Hillside Road
This route allows for efficient arrival from nearby urban areas, making it a practical destination for weekend getaways or short trips.
Approximate Driving Distances
The following table outlines estimated distances from nearby cities:
- Edgerton – 4 miles
- Janesville – 15 miles
- Madison – 30 miles
- Rockford – 46 miles
- Milwaukee – 75 miles
- Chicago – 113 miles
As a result, Hickory Hills Campground is positioned to serve visitors from both Wisconsin and northern Illinois.
Nearby Attractions
The region surrounding the campground features a variety of recreational, cultural, and historic destinations. These locations are well-suited for day trips and seasonal exploration.
Outdoor and Recreational Activities
- Boat rentals – 5 miles
- Horseback riding – 8 miles
- Golf course (Edgerton) – 4 miles
- Horicon Marsh – 50 miles
Historical and Cultural Sites
- Milton House – 10 miles
- Tallman Museum (Janesville) – 15 miles
- Indian Mounds at Aztalan State Park – 30 miles
- Octagon House (Watertown) – 35 miles
- Old World Wisconsin (Eagle) – 35 miles
- Little Norway (Mt. Horeb) – 45 miles
- House on the Rock – 70 miles
Festivals and Local Events
- Syttende Mai Festival (Stoughton) – 10 miles
- Wilhelm Tell Festival (New Glarus) – 50 miles
Urban Destinations
- State Capitol and Zoo (Madison) – 30 miles
- Malls, shopping centers, and cinemas – 14 miles
- Cheese-focused attractions in Monroe – 50 miles
- Circus World Museum (Baraboo) – 60 miles
These destinations reflect the diverse offerings within a short radius of Hickory Hills Campground, combining nature, history, and local heritage.