Parks_Topic Contact_Lake Kegonsa
- Email: Lake Kegonsa State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-608-873-9695
Lake Kegonsa State Park
Description
Lake Kegonsa State Park offers a natural, peaceful setting beside a glacier-hewed lake. The lake offers swimming, fishing, water-skiing, sailing and motor boating. The lake covers 3,209 acres and is more than 30 feet deep. Park visitors enjoy the lake's excellent fishing. Prairie, forest and marsh habitats offer a variety of camping, hiking, picnicking and skiing opportunities.
Location
County: Dane
Parks_Topic Contact_Lake Kegonsa
2405 Door Creek Rd.
Stoughton, WI 53589
United States
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What Can You Hear in Your Backyard?
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Please join Garth Ewing with the Wisconsin Master Naturalists for an outdoor education event.
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What Can You Hear in Your Backyard?
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Please join Garth Ewing with the Wisconsin Master Naturalists for an outdoor education event.
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Invasive Species Awareness Weekend: Invasive Insect, Disease And Plant Hike
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Join DNR Forest Health and Parks staff on Invasive Species Awareness Weekend for a one-mile hike at Lake Kegonsa State Park to learn about insects, diseases and plants causing tree health issues.
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Shakespeare In The Park: Love's Labour's Lost
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The Summit Players present their 2025 season: Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost.
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What Can You Hear in Your Backyard?
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Please join Garth Ewing with the Wisconsin Master Naturalists for an event at Lake Kegonsa State Park.
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What Can You Hear in Your Backyard?
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Please join Garth Ewing with the Wisconsin Master Naturalists for an event at Lake Kegonsa State Park.
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Candlelight Hike
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Join us for a self-guided hike along parts of the Lakeshore and Oak Knoll Trail, lit with hundreds of glowing jack-o-lanterns.
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Snakes of Wisconsin
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Join us in this drop-in program to learn more about the snakes that call Wisconsin home.
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Furbearers of Wisconsin
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Come check out this drop-in program about the furbearers of Wisconsin!
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Snakes of Wisconsin
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Join us in this drop-in program to learn more about the snakes that call Wisconsin home.