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Green Camping

Green Camping at Dells TimberLand Camping Resort

Dells TimberLand Campground recognizes that the campground business and the act of camping itself can have an impact on our local, regional and global environment. We also recognize that we all share this planet with a finite number of resources. In order to secure a future for generations to come, it is vital that we all act in a responsible and sustainable way. To this end Dells TimberLand is compelled to make significant changes in the way we do business. We are committed to reducing and eliminating harmful effects on the environment and promoting green camping, responsible use of resources and sustainability in its broadest context.


Leave No TraceLeave No Trace

The Leave No Trace Principals are a set of environmental principals that help us make ethical environmental decisions outdoors, at home and at work. At the heart of Leave No Trace are seven principles

  • Plan Ahead and Prepare
  • Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
  • Dispose of Waste Properly
  • Leave What You Find
  • Minimize Campfire Impacts
  • Respect Wildlife
  • Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Visit the Leave No Trace Website at www.lnt.org


Tuesday is Greenday at Dells TimberLand – Activities with a Green Twist!

Join us on Greenday for family fun with a green twist. Many of the activities on Tuesdays will center around being green and the Leave No Trace principles in a fun way. We Welcome your participation, if you have ideas please share them. If you are intrested in what we are doing at Dells TimberLand we are happy to show you. Together we will make a better world!

Click here to view the Dells TimberLand Environmental Policy


Green Camping Tips

  • Adopt the Leave No Trace Principles
  • Pack what you need; extra weight equals extra fuel used
  • Use plates and utensils made of durable goods instead of paper and plastic
  • Separate all of your recyclables from the trash
  • Walk or use bicycles to get around in the campground instead of driving
  • When temperatures permit open the windows in your RV instead of running the air conditioning
  • Support the businesses that encourage and maintain responsible environmental policy’s

Travel Green WisconsinTravel Green Wisconsin

Travel Green Wisconsin is a voluntary program that reviews, certifies and recognizes tourism businesses and organizations that have made a commitment to reducing their environmental impact. Specifically, the program encourages participants to evaluate their operations, set goals and take specific actions towards environmental, social, and economic sustainability.

To learn more visit the Travel Green Website at www.travelgreenwisconsin.com