Welcome! Chances are you are at your home or your
office. Wouldn't you rather be out boating, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, or sailing in a Wisconsin state park?
One thing
we have found is that not everyone knows about their state parks so we have
put together this site to help find the fun places to go. To the side we
have listed related information. Have fun and enjoy the relaxation and
excitement of the outdoors!
Amnicon Falls State Park
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This 825-acre park south of Superior on Hwy. 2 features waterfalls and rapids along the Amnicon River, viewed from a covered foot bridge. Camping and picnicking. All camping facilities are open. Campsite reservations are accepted for dates up to September 16. Water quality in the Amnicon River is acceptable for swimming.
Big Foot Beach State Park
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This 272-acre park on the shores of Lake Geneva offers wooded sites, 2,200 feet of sand beach and picnic areas. Located in resort and recreation area. Year-round alcohol ban.
Aztalan State Park
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South of I-94, near Lake Mills, this park is an important archaeological site, the location of a 12th century Indian village. The park offer picnic areas, hiking trails and fishing.
Big Bay State Park
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Located on Madeline Island, the park features picturesque sandstone bluffs with caves where Lake Superior laps at the shoreline. A family campground, including walk-in campsites, indoor group camp, hiking and nature trails, and 1.5 miles of sand beach await visitors.
Black River State Forest
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Located in Jackson County off I-94, this four-season recreation area is best known for its hiking and cross-country ski trails. Camp, swim, hunt, fish, snowmobile, ATV and canoe on nearly 67,000 acres of pine and oak forests.
Blue Mound State Park
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Offers a spectacular view of the countryside from its perch, the highest point in southern Wisconsin. Observation towers,wooded campsites, swimming pool equipped with a lift for people with disabilities, picnic areas and hiking, and nature and cross-country ski trails offer year-round recreation.
Bong State Recreation Area
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A recreation area differs from a state park or forest in that it offers additional activities not traditionally found in state parks. Appropriate to its name, Bong offers an area where visitors may fly hang gliders, ultra-light aircraft, hot air balloons, and model airplanes and rockets. Bong also has spaces to train both hunting and sled dogs, train falcons, ride an ATV trail, go land sailing, horseback riding, and hunt in season. All activities are kept separate from each other through special use zones.
Browntown-Cadiz Springs State Recreation Area
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Swim, fish, boat on two spring-fed lakes in this day-use recreation area in Green County. Enjoy nature trails and explore a 600 acre wildlife area. Tables, grills and shelters provided.
Brule River State Forest
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The Bois Brule is one of the best known rivers east of the Mississippi. For over a hundred years, it has been known as a an exceptional trout stream. The Brule River contains resident brook, brown and rainbow trout. Lake brown and rainbow (steelhead) trout along with coho and chinook salmon migrate up the Brule annually from Lake Superior.
Brunet Island State Park
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Framed by the Chippewa and Fisher rivers, this park is located one mile northwest of Cornell. Swimming, canoeing and fishing opportunities abound. Enjoy the abundant plant and wildlife.
