Honey Creek Wildlife Area

Honey Creek Wildlife Area is a 1023 acre property in western Racine County. The property is divided into four separate blocks. Habitat on the property consists of oak woodland, lowland woodland, shallow and deep marsh, grassland, and agricultural fields. Wildlife on the property includes deer, turkey, waterfowl, and other small game. Pheasants are stocked on the property.

Only 2 of the four property blocks have parking areas, with both of them being in and around the Town of Rochester. Access to these areas can be found on CTY W south of the Rochester and off of Academy Road approximately 3 miles west of Rochester.

Recreation Opportunities

The following recreational opportunities exist at Honey Creek Wildlife Area:

Hunting - deer, waterfowl, turkey, pheasants, small game Trapping Hiking Snowmobiling Trail Berry picking

Wildlife viewing Fishing Bird watching Canoeing on Honey Creek

Additional Information

Download [PDF 343KB] a map of this property.

Useful Links:

• Hunting in Wisconsin
• Hunting and Trapping Regulations
• Season Dates
• Racine County Information [Exit DNR]
• Plan your trip to Racine County [Exit DNR]

For more information on Honey Creek Wildlife Area contact the property manager.

Questions for Wildlife Management