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    Strategic Plan

    Parkgoers can assist in the development of an updated strategic plan for the Wisconsin State Park System. / Photo Credit: Wisconsin DNRThe DNR will be updating the Wisconsin State Park System's Strategic Plan in 2026.

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    Overnight Parking on DNR lands

    Overnight parking is allowed in certain parking lots at Wisconsin state properties for visitors who are out backpacking or on a multi-day paddle trip. If choosing to park overnight, we recommend following a few best practices.

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    Accessibility

    Eagle Tower at Peninsula State Park.

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    Drumlins

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    Honey Bees on State Land

    Although honey bees have long been established in Wisconsin, they are not native to the United States. Native bee populations are experiencing declines, some precipitously, and there is evidence that honey bees compete with native bees for resources…

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    Hammocking and Slacklining

    Hammocks and slacklines are a great way to enjoy Wisconsin state properties. Hammocking is hanging a bed or couch made of canvas, netted cord, or similar material with cables attached to supports at each end. Slacklining is the activity or sport of…

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    Travel Tips for Dealing with Crowds

    With over 2.5 million visitors annually, Devil's Lake is the most-visited state park in Wisconsin. When you visit Devil's Lake State Park on weekends during the busy summer and fall seasons, you can expect long lines to enter the park, limited…

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    Trail Network Concept Plan

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