Menomonee Park

A 464-acre expanse of diverse landscapes, Menomonee Park in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, offers an ideal balance of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and historical significance. From its picturesque 16-acre quarry lake with a sandy swimming beach to miles of wooded trails within maple forests, wetlands, and cattail marshes, the park provides an immersive outdoor escape just 20 minutes from Milwaukee.

This campground features 33 family and 7 group campsites equipped with picnic tables and fire rings. While site privacy is limited due to their proximity, the campground's amenities, such as clean restrooms, drinking water, and on-site firewood availability, ensure a comfortable stay. Adventure enthusiasts can enjoy kayaking, fishing, archery, and hiking, including access to the Bugline Trail, a 16-mile paved path that skirts the park, providing scenic routes for biking and walking.

Menomonee Park connects visitors to the rich history of the area, with remnants from its quarrying past and opportunities for birdwatching within its rolling fields and wetlands. It's a versatile destination perfect for weekend getaways, family trips, and day adventures, offering proximity to both nature and the urban amenities of Milwaukee.