Wisconsin state parks

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Parks worth the drive

South Central

Wisconsin's most-visited park: 500-foot quartzite bluffs around a clear 360-acre lake. Three campgrounds, great climbing and hiking.

Door County

Eight miles of Green Bay shoreline, Eagle Tower, sunset views and five campgrounds, some right on the water.

Northwoods

Dramatic waterfalls and dark basalt gorges deep in the Northwoods. Quiet, dark skies.

Driftless

Perched 500 feet above the meeting of the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers. Bluff-top sites.

Door County

Wisconsin's only International Dark Sky Park. Walk-in and backpack sites only, all on Lake Michigan.

Driftless

Rolling Driftless hills, two lakes, a waterfall and miles of horse and hiking trails.