Parks_Topic Contact_Willow River
- Email: Willow River State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-715-386-5931
Willow River State Park
Description
With nearly 3,000 acres of prairie, forests, and panoramic river scenery, Willow River State Park offers year-round recreation opportunities in western Wisconsin. The park is about five miles northeast of Hudson, and has a campground, a boat launch and a 400-foot beach and picnic area centered on 172-acre Little Falls Lake.
Location
County: Saint Croix
Parks_Topic Contact_Willow River
1034 Cty Hwy A
Hudson, WI 54016
United States
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Winter Wonderland Quest
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Bundle up and bring the family out to the park for a fun-filled winter scavenger hunt!
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Winter Wonderland Painting
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Throw on a cozy winter sweater, grab a cup of hot cocoa and join the naturalists for a self-guided painting class here at the park!
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Winter Nature Journaling – 5-Week Course
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Join us weekly on Thursdays at Willow River State Park as we explore the art of nature journaling, guided by the park's naturalists.
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Skulls, Pelts, Tracks & Scat!
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Get up close and personal with numerous animal skulls, pelts and more!
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Let’s Go Ice Fishing!
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Join us as we drill into the ice on Little Falls Lake. We’ll have all the necessities needed to help you or your child catch a fish. You'll also learn basic ice safety tips, how to use ice fishing equipment, fish identification skills and more.
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Winter Nature Journaling – 5-Week Course
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Join us weekly on Thursdays at Willow River State Park as we explore the art of nature journaling, guided by the park's naturalists.
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Let’s Go Ice Fishing!
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Join us on the Free Fishing Weekend as we drill into the ice on Little Falls Lake. We’ll have all the necessities needed to help you or your child catch a fish. You'll also learn basic ice safety tips, how to use ice fishing equipment, fish…
- Event
Winter Nature Journaling – 5-Week Course
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Join us weekly on Thursdays at Willow River State Park as we explore the art of nature journaling, guided by the park's naturalists.