Wisconsin State Park System
Wyalusing State Park

Rainbow at Wyalusing
Sunlight and a distant shower create a rainbow over the river valley.
Photo © Randy Paske

Park Info

Welcome

At Wyalusing State Park, you can camp 500 feet above the confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. One of Wisconsin's oldest parks, Wyalusing features Indian burial mounds, canoe trail, bird watching. It's a place to go for fishing, boating, bicycling, picnicking, and enjoying nature. There are an interpretive center and four historical markers within the park. Wyalusing's 2,628 acres include hardwood forests, pine plantations, bluffs, springs, waterfalls, wetlands, and backwaters. The park is home to deer, beavers, fox, and many other animals. More than 90 bird species live here during the summer and 100 more can be observed during spring and fall migration.

Directions

From US Highway 18 and State Highway 35, turn west on County Highway C about just south of the Wisconsin River bridge. Follow Highway C to Highway X. Turn right on Highway X and go one mile to the park entrance. Directional signs are at each intersection.

Hours

  • The park is open year-round from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.

Park Fees

Concessions and Rental Equipment

The Bluff Top Concession Stand is open daily Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend.  The stand is open weekends only in mid-May, September and October. Firewood, ice, camping supplies and canoe and kayak rental are available. The concession stand is operated by the Friends of Wyalusing State Park, with all proceeds benefitting the park. Call the park office at (608) 996-2261 or the concession stand (608) 996-2333 (in season) for hours.

Friends Groups

Explore the Outdoors

Explore the Outdoors

Maps/Publications

Park Maps

Park Planning

Wisconsin State Park System (WSPS)

Contact

Wyalusing State Park
13081 State Park Lane
Bagley WI 53801
Phone (608) 996-2261
Fax (608) 996-2410

Last Revised: Saturday January 21 2012