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Lake Kegonsa State Park

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One of the best-kept secrets of southern Wisconsin, Lake Kegonsa State Park offers a variety of recreation and a 3,200-acre lake. 342-acre State Park located on beautiful Lake Kegonsa. Seasonal camping, group camping, hiking, boating, swimming, nature study, playgrounds, beach, fishing, cross country skiing, ski skating and sledding.

Address

2405 Door Creek Rd
Stoughton, WI 53589

Contact Information

Voice: 608-873-9695
Toll Free: 888-947-2527

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On Water
Directions from Nearest Town/Intersection

4 miles from I-90/94 Exit HWY N (Exit #147) South on HWY N , West on Koshkonong Road, south on Door Creek Rd. Signs on all intersections from interstate. Just 3 miles north of Stoughton.

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Disabled Access
Hours of Operation

6am-11pm.

Camping
Type
RV / Tent / Trailer / Group Sites
Hook-Ups
Electric
Publicly Owned
Number of Campsites

Showers & Flush Toilets
Dumping Station
Swimming
Boat Launch
Nature Trails
Pets Welcome

Natural Attractions
Type of Attraction
Beaches / Parks, forests and trails

Skiing - Cross Country
Styles
Groomed / Tracked / Flat / Hilly / Open / Wooded / Ski Skating
Trail Length (miles)

Toilets

Fishing
Types of Fish Available
Blue Gill / Crappie / Largemouth Bass / Northern Pike / Panfish / Perch / Smallmouth Bass / Walleye
Fishing Style
Ice / Inland Lake / River

Hiking/Running/Walking
Trail Length (miles)

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Green Innovations

Park prevents the introduction and transportation of invasive species through actions & education, and Leave No Trace principles are promoted
Degraded lands are being rehabilitated through ongoing prairie and oak woods restoration
Shoreline erosion control was completed along the shoreline of Lake Kegonsa
A wetland boardwalk, built with recycled plastic lumber, minimizes impact on the marsh

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