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- 601 S 76th St, Milwaukee, WI 53214
- +1 (414) 266-7036
- wistatefair.com/wsfp/rv-park
The RV Park at Wisconsin State Fair Park is open year-round for daily or monthly rates. The RV Park has electric and water sites, electric only sites, pull-through sites, back-in sites and more. Amenities include Wi-Fi, showers and restrooms, coin laundry, water fill station, sanitary/dump station and more. Pets are permitted but must be leashed when outdoors. The RV Park is close to many attractions and has access to the Hank Aaron Bike Trail.
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