Parks_Topic Contact_Wyalusing
- Email: Wyalusing State Park
- Phone: tel:+1-608-996-2261
At Wyalusing State Park, camp 500 feet above the confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi rivers. One of Wisconsin's oldest state parks, Wyalusing features family and group camps, hiking trails, a canoe trail, Native American burial mounds, bird watching, fishing, boating, bicycling, and picnicking near several scenic overlooks of the river valleys below.
Website: Wyalusing State Park
County: Grant
13081 State Park Ln.
Bagley, WI 53801
United States
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This weekend's program falls in line with Invasive Awareness Week.
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This program is for kids 12 and under. We will be reading "Beware the Burmese Pythons and other invasive animal species", doing a themed craft, and getting you all set up with the Wisconsin Explorer Booklets!
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During this program we will be discussing what makes pollinators the one-of-a-kind group they are.
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The program is for kids 12 and under. We will be reading "One Little Butterfly", doing a themed craft and getting you set up with Wisconsin Explorers Books!
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During this program we will be discussing the different aquatic mammals that live in Wisconsin and their unique adaptations. This event will be held to the back side of the concession stand connected with the Peterson Shelter Building.
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This program is for kids 12 and under. During this program we will be reading "The Otter and the Dragonfly", doing a themed craft, and getting set up with the Wisconsin Explorer Booklets!
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The event is for kids 12 and under. We will be reading a nature themed story with a craft to follow. The week's theme is "Five Busy Beavers".
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During this event, we will discuss a brief history of the regional and local area. Afterwards we will talk about how Wyalusing was established, built and recreational opportunities you can experience for yourself in the park today.
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The event is for kids 12 and under. We will be reading a nature themed story with a craft to follow. The week's theme is "Do like a Duck Does!".
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During this event we will discuss how wetlands operate, some unique animals and plants, along with why they are an important environment to help maintain and how to get involved with conservation efforts.