Recreation
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History
Pattison State Park is a place of natural beauty where people from around the world can come for relaxation, fun and learning. Over millions of years, geological forces, miners, lumberjacks, the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Wisconsin state…
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Conditions
2025-2026 Construction Notice: Construction of a new toilet/shower building will be taking place at the Pattison State Park campground from August 2025 through July 2026. Campers should expect noise Mondays through Fridays, during daytime hours..…
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Camping
Pattison State Park has one campground with 59 family campsites and also offers three backpack campsites. Reservations Reserve a campsite online. Campground Pattison State Park has 59 regular (family) campsites, 18 of them with electric hookups…
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Picnic Areas and Shelters
Pattison has three picnic areas with tables, grills, water and rest rooms. The largest is near the beach. There is play equipment near the main picnic area. Reservable shelter Pattison State Park has an enclosed shelter building in the main picnic…
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Recreation
Pattison State Park provides varied opportunities for outdoor recreation. View the links below to learn more about some of the popular activities available at this park. Accessibility Pattison State Park offers several accessible opportunities…
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Biking
Biking is allowed on all trails and park roads except for the Quarry Lake Trail, White Cedar Nature Trail and the beaches. The Service Road Trail is paved and is the most popular trail for biking. The Service Road Trail meanders through the wooded,…
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Horseback Riding
The bridle trail at Harrington Beach runs for 1.2 miles through the park. The trailhead is at the park office on the north side of the park. The trail runs to the south side of the park and back. The trail is mainly flat with a few seasonably wet…
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Fishing
Surf fishing for salmon and trout draws visitors to Harrington Beach and Lake Michigan. Anglers will also enjoy fishing from the shore of the 26-acre Quarry Lake and Puckett’s Pond. People can catch trout, crappies, bluegills and other panfish.…