Parks
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Hiking
Newport State Park is located along a rugged shoreline near the northeast end of Wisconsin’s Door Peninsula. Designated a Wilderness Area by the Wisconsin DNR, it offers over 30 miles of trails, all of them open for hiking. Through boreal forests,…
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Camping
Newport State Park offers rustic, backpack camping for visitors. Camping is allowed in designated campsites only. Campsite on Lake Michigan at Newport State ParkPhoto credit: DNR Reservations Reserve a campsite online.
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Recreation
Newport State Park offers a variety of recreation opportunities. Accessibility Newport State Park offers an array of accessible opportunities, including an accessible picnic shelter a paved walkway to the beach and a beach wheelchair. For more…
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A Dark Sky Park
Being at the far end of the Door Peninsula and on the shores of Lake Michigan makes Newport State Park one of the darkest spots in the state. The park is one place where you will find out what a dark sky truly looks like, making it a prime…
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History
New Glarus Woods was established as a state park in 1934, but the land has been used and changed by nature and people over the centuries.
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Hiking
New Glarus Woods State Park offers eight miles of hiking trails ranging from the 0.1-mile loop of the Chattermark Trail to the 4.2-mile Havenridge nature trail. Hiking Trails New Glarus Woods' hiking trails wind through mature forests and…
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Camping
New Glarus Woods offers family and group campsites. Reservations Reserve a campsite online. Campground New Glarus Woods has small, primitive campgrounds that provide 18 drive-in campsites for tent, pop-up and small (RV) recreational vehicle…