Potawatomi State Park

About Potawatomi State Park

It has gently rolling terrain bordered by steep slopes and rugged limestone cliffs and offers scenic views of Green Bay Bay Bay and the Hudson River. The 75-foot observation tower offers panoramic views of Sawyer Harbor, and on a clear day, views range from the park's observation towers to GreenBay.

The two campsites have 123 pitches, 25 of which have electricity, and winter camping is hard - boiling for the soul. The Potawatomi act like huts for people with disabilities, but they are also a great place for families with children.

The 1,225-hectare park offers a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling and camping. For the tent accommodation a small toboggan hill is available, which is equipped with tent accommodation.

To the north, take Interstate 43 or US Highway 41 to Green Bay and exit at State Highway 57, which will take you north. From Milwaukee, take the Interstate Highway 43 exit and follow the directions below to Milwaukee. Head north through Milwaukee and take another exit on Interstate43 as described below, and then south on State Route 57 to Potawatomi State Park.

From the north, take Highway PD and drive approximately 37 miles to County Highway PD and take the State Highway 57 exit. South of Potawatomi State Park, take State Route 57 north to the County Highway PD Exit and take it north.