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- Email: Lakeshore State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-414-274-4281
Lakeshore State Park
Description
In the heart of downtown Milwaukee, Lakeshore State Park provides a unique urban oasis with recreational and educational opportunities geared to the urban population. Lakeshore State Park offers great views of the city and Lake Michigan and has a reservable, overnight boat slip.
Location
County: Milwaukee
Parks_Topic Contact_Lakeshore
500 N Harbor Dr.
Milwaukee, WI 53202
United States
- Event
Hunt For Dragonflies
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Come observe and learn more about these tiny, fierce hunters with a walk around the park.
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Butterfly Hike
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Come learn more about monarch butterflies, their impressive migration and what you can do to help them, all while soaking up views of our beautiful prairie landscape.
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Beach Bonfire
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Take advantage of our long summer nights and join Lakeshore State Park for a bonfire at Pebble Beach.
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Perseids Meteor Shower Viewing Party
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Join our naturalists to see the magical Perseids Meteor Shower, which is considered the best meteor shower of the year!
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Fishing Clinic
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Come down to the Lakeshore fishing pier for our fishing clinic, where all fishing supplies are provided and DNR staff are available to help you learn the ropes.
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Urban Bird Hike
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Lakeshore State Park is home to over 70 native and migratory species of birds, and the summer is an excellent time to spot some of our returning friends!
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Fishing Clinic
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Come down to the Lakeshore fishing pier for our fishing clinic, where all fishing supplies are provided and DNR staff are available to help you learn the ropes.
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Beach Bonfire
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Take advantage of our long, summer nights and join Lakeshore State Park staff for a bonfire at Pebble Beach.
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Hunting For Colors Hike
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Curious about plants? Come join one of our naturalists to learn about the native plants on the property.
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Fossil Hike
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What does Lakeshore State Park have to do with Niagara Falls? Come find out and learn some Wisconsin geological history as you explore the Lannon stone lining the park.