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History
How Lake Kegonsa came to be During the last Ice Age, four distinct glaciers originating in Canada invaded what is now the northern United States. The last of these great ice blankets, called the Wisconsin Glacier, overrode much of Wisconsin. Around…
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Concessions
A concessionaire sells firewood on all weekends during the camping season and daily during the Memorial Day to Labor Day season. Hours are posted at the office, at the wood shed and on the campground bulletin board.
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Recreation
Lake Kegonsa State Park offers a variety of recreation opportunities. View the links below to learn more about some of the popular activities available at this park.
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Conditions
WeatherWeather forecastSeasonal Water SystemsThe park water systems (flush toilet/shower building, drinking fountains and the dump stations) are shut down for the season.Camping The campground is closed for the season and will reopen in spring…
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Maps
Lake Kegonsa State Park trail map (Georeferenced) [Download PDF]Lake Kegonsa State Park winter trail mapFamily Campground map
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Winter Recreation
Woods Lake / Photo by WI DNR. Governor Thompson State Park offers many opportunities to get outside in the winter, including several miles of groomed cross-country ski trail
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Hunting
Hunting and trapping are allowed in the open areas of the park during the Wisconsin state parks hunting and trapping time frame. Trapping is not permitted in closed areas as noted on the park hunting map or within 100 yards of any designated use…
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Fishing
Fishing is available to those who enjoy a quiet experience. The most popular fish are blue gills, crappies, northern and bass.
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Water Recreation
Boating, canoeing and kayaking Governor Thompson State Park has about 6.5 miles of undeveloped shoreline on Caldron Falls Flowage, with frontage on Woods Lake and Huber Lake. There is a popular boat launch on the Caldron Falls Reservoir, South Bay…