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Wisconsin's largest state park offers magnificent views from 500-foot Quartzite bluffs overlooking a 360-acre lake. Enjoy lakeshore picnic areas, sandy swimming beaches, bird watching, or ease into the backcountry solitude. A beautiful year round park with an intriguing natural history along the 1000-mile Ice Age Trail. Nature programs are seasonal. Summer only features: hot showers, flush toilets, sanitary dump station, canoes available. Call park for pet rules. No gas motors on lake. 5 reservable shelters, call park for more info. No lifeguard on beach. Climbing/scuba at own risk. The Wisconsin River once flowed where Devils Lake now lies. In its last gasp, the continental glacier blocked both ends of the river's quartzite gorge with moraine. The clean, blue lake and rocky bluffs it left make Devils Lake one of the most scenic spots in the state, and a great place to mountain bike.
Hours of Operation
6am-11pm.
Directions
3 mi. S of Baraboo STH 123 OR From Jct WI Hwy 113 & WI Hwy 78 on Merrimac side of free Lake Wisconsin ferry travel west on 78 south/113; turn right to follow 113 N; left/west onto County DL. (ignore Cty DL sideroad to right/east).
On Water
Disabled Access
Camping
Boating Services Available
