"Discover the Natural Wonders of Wisconsin State Parks"

Experience the rush of cascading waterfalls, tranquil lakefronts, and spectacular views of sprawling bluffs that seem to stretch on for miles. Embark on an adventure to discover over 100 state parks, forests, and trails throughout Wisconsin.

Delight in the beauty of expertly groomed trails that are perfect for invigorating hikes or extended cycling excursions. Or take to the river and enjoy the calm and serenity of kayaking or canoeing through winding waterways. Choose to spend a day at a park or relax at the campsite and savor the natural surroundings.

Whichever park and activity you choose, we guarantee that you and your loved ones will be reminiscing about your unforgettable trip to Wisconsin for years to come.

Legendary Outdoor Wonders

Discover some of the finest state parks and forests that Wisconsin has to offer and witness their magnificence for yourself.

At the illustrious Devil’s Lake State Park, Wisconsin's largest park, hike up to enjoy panoramic views of the lake and marvel at the more than 1,000-mile-long Ice Age National Scenic Trail that meanders throughout the terrain. Take in the serene picnic areas, swim in the crystal clear waters, or reserve one of the many cozy shelters.

Nestled in the northwestern part of Wisconsin, Willow River State Park awaits with its trout-filled river, stunning falls, and splendid 3,000 acres of idyllic countryside, perfect for relaxation and exploration.

The Kettle Moraine State Forest, stretching across counties from Walworth to Sheboygan, is home to rising hills, lush wetlands, and valleys formed millennia ago when two glacial sheets collided. Venture off on one of the many hiking or biking trails, or try canoeing on one of the numerous pristine lakes.

Hidden Treasures

Discover the confluence of the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers at the Wyalusing State Park, and traverse the park's 14 miles of tranquil trails, complete with charming caverns. You'll also find excellent amenities like campgrounds, fishing piers, and even a Native American burial mound.

The Lake Wissota State Park beckons both summer and winter enthusiasts alike with skiing, snowshoeing, and ice-fishing in the winter, while the summer provides plenty of activities like water skiing, kayaking, canoeing, and swimming.

The crowning glory of the Peninsula State Park is the historic 1860s lighthouse standing majestically over the sandy beaches, expansive campsites, and picturesque nature center, creating the perfect family getaway.

Accessible Adventures

Wisconsin’s great outdoors provides something for everyone, and we mean everyone. Check out this map from the Wisconsin DNR containing information about accessibility features throughout our state parks. Happy exploring!

Preparing for Your Visit

Capture cherished family moments with ease at our scenic parks, thanks to our exclusive selfie stands. Explore our map to pinpoint the most picturesque spots for your perfect selfie. 

Before hitting the road, ensure a smooth trip to any of our state parks, forests, or recreational areas by obtaining a vehicle admission sticker. You'll need this to gain entry to our stunning natural attractions. Check out the latest updates on where and when to purchase your sticker by clicking here.

Come visit us and create memories that will last a lifetime in our state parks and forests.