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Leonard J Yahr County Park

View Website Favorite 7999 Orchard Valley Rd - Farmington, WI 53090
Information: 262-335-4445

Open April 1-Nov 14; 6am-9pm.

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Graciously donated by the Yahr family back in 2007, Leonard J. Yahr sits on the shore of the sparkling waters of Erler Lake with a family friendly beach perfect for swimming. The park and lake provides excellent recreational activities for kayaking, fishing, grilling/picnic areas, paved and prairie trails and playgrounds. Lenoard J. Yahr has 1 reservable shelter on site, as well as a four bedroom vacation house for a tranquil weekend or week-long vacation that is rentable through VRBO (www.vrbo.com).

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Department of Tourism

Washington Co. Convention & Visitors Bureau

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  • Features
    • Disabled Access
    • Pets Welcome/Inquire
    • On Water
  • Number of Bedrooms
    • 3 Bedrooms or more
  • Natural Attractions Type
    • Parks, Forests, Trails

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