Natural History Museum and Nature Center
Kettle Moraine State Forest – Southern Unit
Location
S91 W39091 Hwy 59
Eagle, WI 53119
The forest headquarters is located approximately 2 miles west of Eagle on Highway 59.
Phone
262-594-6200
Things to Do
The museum is located within the Forest Headquarters and invites visitors to explore displays that interpret local glacial features and folklore, Native American history, pioneer life and the Scuppernong River Habitat Area, including the animals that call it home. Visitors can request to watch a short video in the adjoining auditorium that highlights the area’s history. A new birding exhibit is underway.
Nature Trails: The Southern Unit-Kettle Moraine State Forest features six self-guided nature trails. These trails are family-friendly and highlight unique land formations. Pets are not allowed on the Paradise Springs or Scuppernong Springs Nature Trails, but are welcome on the other hiking trails on a physical leash 8 feet or shorter. Self-guided nature trail booklets are available at the Forest Headquarters/Natural History Museum, the trailheads and the Ottawa Lake and Whitewater Lake contact stations.
Gift Shop
Yes
School Field Trips
Yes - Contact property staff for more details.