Parks
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Hiking
Governor Dodge maintains nearly 40 miles of trails. All are open to hiking, except on ski trails when they are snow-covered. Access to Military Ridge State Trail The park provides a connector trail to the 40-mile Military Ridge State Trail,…
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Water Recreation
Boating, canoeing and kayaking Public access is provided on lakes within the state forest by either a developed boat landing or walk-in access. Lake Seven, Mauthe, Forest, and Butler Lakes prohibit using gas-powered motors. Other boating…
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Concessions and Rentals
Nicolet Bay Camp Store and Rentals The camp store at Nicolet Beach has essential supplies, souvenirs, groceries and ice. Food trucks offer a full espresso bar, burgers, brats and fries, and beverages are also sold beachside at the camp store.…
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Conditions
2026 Park Construction NoticeRoad, retaining wall, and water system construction projects are scheduled to take place at Governor Dodge State Park throughout 2026. Construction will be primarily during daytime hours. During the construction time…
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Recreation
Governor Dodge State Parks offers a variety of outdoor recreation opportunities for visitors to enjoy year-round. Click the links below to learn more about some of the popular activities available at this park. Bicycling Bicycling at Governor…
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Maps
Trail MapsGovernor Dodge State Park property mapWinter trails mapCampground MapsCampground mapsCox Hollow campground mapTwin Valley campground map
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Winter Recreation
The park has 2 miles of hard packed trails on the north side of the river available for pet owners and for activities like snowshoeing, dog sledding and hiking. The park’s 9 miles of cross-country ski trails on the south side of the river are…
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Fishing
Fishing by the lake. iStock.com / WillardLittle Falls Lake is a non-motorized lake. Gas and electric motors are prohibited, however, other area lakes and the St. Croix River offer motorized boating opportunities.
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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…