Fish, Wildlife and Parks
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Deer Management Assistance Program
DMAP will be open for enrollment again in early-mid 2026. If you would like to be alerted when DMAP enrollment opens, please fill out this form to provide us with your contact information. When enrollment is about to open, a notification will be…
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Wisconsin Wildlife Action Plan
The Wisconsin Wildlife Action Plan (WWAP) focuses on the conservation of rare and declining species and their habitats. First published in 2005, it was updated in 2015 to satisfy funding eligibility through the State Wildlife Grant Program, the only…
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Water Recreation
SwimmingThere is a swimming beach on Little Falls Lake. Lifeguards are not provided. The Willow River is accessible in many places, however, there are no other designated swim areas in the park.Do not swim alone, at night or in unfamiliar places.…
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Conditions
WeatherWeather forecastLittle Falls LakeLittle Falls Lake is back to full pool. Bass and panfish have been restocked for the past several years, however, it will take a couple of years for stocked fish to grow. Trout fishing is currently closed.…
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Picnic Areas and Shelters
At Willow River State Park, there are picnic areas with tables and grills available at several locations throughout the park. The largest picnic area is down by the beach on Little Falls Lake. No pets are allowed in the beach picnic area; there is a…
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Nature Center
The nature center is about 2 miles west of the park entrance next to the main picnic area. Explore the many hands-on displays and see live animals. Park naturalists host many interpretive programs throughout the year. Things to do Learn about…