Parks_Topic Contact_Harrington Beach
- Email: Harrington Beach State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-262-285-3015
Harrington Beach State Park
Description
Harrington Beach State Park has more than a mile of beach along Lake Michigan. This 715-acre park also features a white cedar and hardwood swamp, old field grasslands with restored wetland ponds and a scenic limestone quarry lake. Camp, sunbathe, picnic, hike, bird watch, fish or practice astronomy. An observatory is open to the public for monthly viewings.
Contact
Website: Harrington Beach State Park
Location
County: Ozaukee
Parks_Topic Contact_Harrington Beach
531 Cty Hwy D
Belgium, WI 53004
United States
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Tree ID Hike
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Join the Park Ranger for a hike through the park to learn about Wisconsin trees and how to identify them from the bark, leaves, and fruit. All ages are welcome, dress for the weather. Meet at the North Beach parking area, a park sticker is required.
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Discovering Prairies
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Hike the Bobolink Trail with Master Naturalist Karen Merlau. This easy one-mile walk travels through an open prairie where we will observe wildflowers and prairie plants. Park in the Puckett's Pond parking area and meet Karen at the Bobolink Loop…
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Discovering Prairies
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Hike the Bob O Link Trail with Master Naturalist Karen Merlau. This easy one-mile walk travels through an open prairie where we will observe wildflowers and prairie plants. Park in the Puckett's Pond parking area and meet Karen at the Bobolink Loop…
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Tree ID Hike
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Join the Park Ranger for a hike through the park to learn about Wisconsin trees and how to identify them from the bark, leaves and fruit.
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Walk, Talk, and Dance Like a Sandhill Crane
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Join Christine Lilek and become a Sandhill Crane for a day! Learn all about these birds that call Wisconsin home for the warmer half of a year. Great for all ages and dress for the weather. Meet at Pucketts Pond Picnic Shelter, park admission is…
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Pearls & Perils of the Great Lakes
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Join Master Naturalist Tom Bartenstein and Nature Advocate Sue Bartenstein to explore the past, present, and future importance of the Great Lakes.