Brunet Island State Park Conditions
Conditions as of Wednesday, November 4, 2009:
Nature
Fall colors are over and most of the leaves have dropped due to windy conditions. The tamaracks are still a brilliant gold.
Species of birds we have been seeing or hearing include ravens, black capped chickadees, phoebes, northern juncos, pileated woodpeckers, great horned owls, barred owls, bald eagles, and Canada geese.
Deer activity is up and bucks are making an appearance during daylight hours in the park.
Trails
Hikers have many great opportunities within the park. Whether it’s using the island’s trail system, exploring the wilder areas of the park, or a brisk walk on the park road, you’re sure to enjoy these beautiful woodlands.
Camping
The south campground is open with electric sites, hand water pump, and a pit toilet. The south campground shower facility, the picnic area flush toilet building, and the camper dump station are closed for the season.
The north campground sites 59 through 69 are open with pit toilet and hand water pump available.
As the park office is not regularly staffed at this time of year, please use the yellow self-registration pay posts at the office or in the campgrounds.
Campsite reservations can be made on the Web or by calling toll-free (888) WI PARKS ((888) 947-2757, TTY (800) 274-7275). There is a fee for this service.
More Information
Vehicle admission stickers are required year-round.
For more information, ask Brunet Island State Park, (715) 239-6888.
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