Wisconsin State Parks

A scenic Northwoods park known for its waterfalls, river scenery, and picnic-friendly day-use areas.

A historic park preserving ancient Native American earthworks along the Crawfish River.

A quiet Driftless Area park known for scenic views, woodland hiking, and picnic areas.

A Lake Superior island park known for beaches, bluffs, wetlands, and peaceful outdoor recreation.

A lakeside state park on Geneva Lake known for swimming, boating, camping, and family-friendly recreation.

A scenic hilltop park on Wisconsin's highest point with big views, camping, and hiking.

A scenic river-peninsula park known for camping, paddling, fishing, and wildlife viewing.

A scenic Castle Rock Lake park with beaches, boating, camping, and abundant wildlife.

A scenic glacial landscape park with rolling drumlins, wetlands, and quiet recreation.

A large urban recreation area in Madison featuring wetlands, prairie, trails, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A scenic glacial landscape with lakes, hills, and excellent hiking in northwestern Wisconsin.

A small historic park preserving an ancient Native American burial and copper-working site along the Oconto River.

A scenic northern Wisconsin park known for waterfalls, gorges, and rugged forested trails.

A scenic riverfront park at the confluence of the Wisconsin and Tomahawk rivers.

A quiet prairie and woodland park in the Driftless Area with scenic views and wildlife watching.

A premier Wisconsin park featuring a glacial lake, towering bluffs, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A quiet Lake Michigan shoreline park with beach access, wooded scenery, and fishing opportunities.

A large Driftless Area park with lakes, bluffs, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A peaceful Lake Mendota park with wooded bluffs, shoreline access, and great views near Madison.

A Northwoods park on Caldron Falls Reservoir known for boating, fishing, camping, and forested shoreline.

A scenic Lake Michigan island park known for beaches, forests, wildlife, and quiet shoreline recreation.

A Lake Michigan park with a sandy beach, quarry lake, and scenic shoreline recreation.

A scenic central Wisconsin park with spring-fed lakes, forests, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A living history park in Green Bay showcasing Wisconsin’s past through historic buildings, exhibits, and interpreters.

A scenic Lake Winnebago park featuring limestone cliffs, effigy mounds, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A hilly, forested recreation area with scenic views, hiking, and year-round outdoor activities.

A quiet conservation park with prairie, woods, and historic farm landscape.

A scenic river-valley park known for trout fishing, bluff views, and peaceful hiking.

A Lake Michigan shoreline park known for dunes, beach access, and birding.

A lakeside state park near Madison known for swimming, boating, fishing, and scenic picnic areas.

A scenic Chippewa County park known for lake access, camping, and wooded recreation.

A small urban lakefront park in Milwaukee with scenic views, paved paths, and shoreline access.

A small historic park protecting a remarkable group of Native American effigy mounds.

A rugged river corridor park known for paddling, fishing, and scenic bluff country.

A peaceful Mississippi River park with boating, fishing, camping, and abundant wildlife.

A scenic Central Wisconsin park known for its dramatic sandstone bluffs, hiking, and camping.

A peaceful lake-and-bluff park near Wisconsin Dells with swimming, paddling, camping, and scenic views.

A bluff-top Mississippi River park known for scenic overlooks, wooded hiking, and peaceful picnicking.

A peaceful wooded park near New Glarus with camping, hiking, and scenic picnic areas.

Wisconsin’s only wilderness state park, known for Lake Michigan shoreline, dark skies, and backcountry hiking.

A scenic Northwoods park known for Big Manitou Falls, the state’s tallest waterfall, and beautiful forested lake country.

A classic Door County park with bluffs, beaches, forests, and sweeping water views.

A scenic Mississippi River bluff park known for overlooks, paddling, and abundant wildlife.

A scenic Door County park with shoreline views, forests, and excellent paddling and birdwatching.

A scenic central Wisconsin park known for its high granite ridge, panoramic views, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A scenic prairie-and-wetland recreation area in southeastern Wisconsin with hiking, fishing, birding, and off-road riding.

A scenic central Wisconsin park known for its sandstone bluff, historic pictographs, and peaceful woodland setting.

A compact, forested park near Wisconsin Dells featuring sandstone bluffs, camping, and picnic areas.

A secluded northwoods park known for its clear lake, forested shoreline, and quiet outdoor recreation.

Historic bluff-top park with river views, mining history, and peaceful hiking.

A Lake Michigan park known for sandy beaches, towering dunes, and rare coastal habitats.

A scenic Driftless Area park known for bluff views, camping, and access to the Kickapoo River.

A scenic state park near Hudson featuring a waterfall, river gorge, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A scenic bluff-top park at the confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi rivers.

A peaceful Driftless Area park known for its lake, beach, camping, and wooded scenery.