Token Creek County Park - Park in DeForest - 6200 Williamsburg Way, USA

We stayed 1 night in early May, site 34. Campground is very well maintained. Ours was an electric site and could accommodate our overall length of 61 ft (truck n trailer) without unhitching. Bath house was close by, clean and well done. I always love showers with doors for privacy, not just a curtain. Camp Hosts Jill and Kevin and the Ranger we met were super helpful and friendly. The sites with electric are definitely more level and longer so be mindful of that when booking. Dump station is by main bath house and appeared good. Non campers just passing thru the area can use dump station for $10, pay to camp hosts who also have campfire wood for sale too. Grounds are mixed with wide beautiful lawns and park backs up to a large wildlife refuge marsh area with walking trails. We did not go over to other amenities bc of our only there 1 night but they have a small but decent playground, also a dog park, disc golf, equestrian area and trails. These facilities may be heavily used by locals in season since there is a lot of residential co.plexes in area. We did our grocery shopping at nearby Metro Market which had big enough parking lot for us in our RV before we went into campground. A FEW NOTES! (1) be careful of the TWO severe speed bumps as you enter the one way campground loop. They are killers and really should be removed. (2) only use the entrance to park right on Hwy 51 northbound. The Williamsburg road is too narrow and windy and the turn into park road would be impossible for an RV to make. (3) there is a good sized Camping World store and full service center across RT 51 from the park entrance (no dump station there at this time). We will definitely stay here again whenever passing thru the area. Super easy right off I-90, less than a half mile to park entrance which is well marked.

This is an excellent park, there are several miles of trail, a boardwalk, and signage. There are several parking areas and restroom facilities. There is a campground that requires reservations. There are many trail maps around the park. There is a dog park as well. The trails are generally well groomed and pass through grasslands and forested areas.

Large park with great pavilions, open and inviting areas, it's well maintained, and is located in a convenient spot. I'll be back! Edit: I've now been back a handful of times, and the park continues to be one of my favorite county parks. There are miles of hiking trails that are well groomed and very enjoyable. The disc golf and the off-leash dog areas seem to be quite popular, but rarely look over used from what I've seen. Overall, this is a neat park that is well groomed and enjoyable.

Beautiful huge park by DeForest. We hiked on a Sunday and it wasn't over crowded. People were having gatherings in all the shelters but it was quiet. A lot to do in this park. Camping hiking. Frisbee golf, family picnics.

This park has a lot to offer! We stayed in the campground passing through to Minnesota. It’s pretty quite & has a lot of walking paths! The dog park is awesome! I’m giving 3 stars because the campground bathroom need updates & repairs. I think it’s important since it’s an electric only site.

This is one of my favorite parks! It's close to where I live and convenient to get to. You can play horse shoe here, frisbee golf, you can hike (there are many trails), camp, you can have a picnic, there's a dog park, etc. The terrain goes from green to yellow - in that it starts to turn sort of marshy at certain points in the park. It's sort of noisy due to the freeway, so that's unfortunate. However, it's still a beautiful, nice destination. Not far away from the park, either, is the Pinecone restaurant and there's a gas station right there in the same facility. The restaurant has fantastic baked goods. So, maybe after a hike you grab a bite. It's awesome!

Hard to beat having a little bit of everything. Wonderful place to walk, ski or chill with a picnic

Really great dog park and walking area. Perfect for when I don't feel like dealing with wet dogs but need them tired out :)