The Parks
Naga-Waukee County Park
651 Hwy 83, Hartland, WI 53029
- Family-friendly park on Nagawicka Lake's shore
- Beach, play set, concession stand, changing area
- Hiking, cross-country skiing trails
- Two boat launches to each Nagawicka Lake and Pewaukee Lake
- 18-Hole championship golf course
During your stay, try your hand at geocaching, a high tech game of treasure hunting using a GPS. It's a large family-friendly park off Hwy 83 on Nagawicka Lake's shore. Also find a beach, play set, concession stand, and changing area.
Lapham Peak Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest
W329 N846 County Rd. C, Delafield, WI 53018
Call 262-646-3025 for information
- The jewel of the lake country area for outdoorsman.
- Trails for all skill levels
- Prairie restoration, butterfly garden and wildlife
- Portion of Ice Age Trail traverses through the Forest
- Highest point in the county, climb the 45' observation tower - stunning views of Waukesha County
The jewel of Lake Country filled with trails, woods and prairies, a butterfly garden, picnic sites, and more. As one of the units of the Kettle Moraine State Forest, Lapham Peak is part of the Wisconsin State Park System. The Kettle Moraine area was formed over 10,000 years ago when a glacier covered much of Wisconsin.
Glacial Drumlin State Trail
Well-earned reputation as one of Wisconsin's premier bicycle trails.
Paved section from Waukesha to Dousman perfect for in-line skaters, and strollers.
Permitted trail usage includes: hiking, running and walking
Cross country skiing and snowshoes welcome. Snowmobiles may use trail only on limestone portion of the trail, west of Dousman
Ice Age National Scenic Trail
The only "State Scenic Trail" of the Wisconsin State Trails
Over 1,000-mile trail spanning from the Minnesota border to Lake Michigan
One of only eight national scenic trails in the United States, the Ice Age Trail spans nearly 1,000-miles in Wisconsin, and traces the terrain that was along the glacier's edge.
It passes through the heart of the Lapham Peak unit and offers a walk-in campsite for those backpacking their way through.
Lake Country Recreation Trail
An 8-mile paved recreation trail located on the former Milwaukee - Watertown Interurban Railway. Experience forest, prairie and marsh wildlife and landscapes on this neatly kept, paved Wisconsin recreation trail that leads to the Glacial Drumlin Trail. Access to the trail is free.
City of Delafield Parks
- Bostrom Memorial Park: Valley Road Farm, walking trail, play equipment, tennis courts
- Cushing Memorial Park: Universally accessible children's playground/fort, walking trails, restrooms
- St. John's Pond: Short walking trails through a wild flower planting area, picnic tables, fishing, restrooms, ice skating in winter
- American Legion Park: Baseball diamond, play structure, restrooms, picnic shelter, off-street parking
- Fireman's Park: Baseball diamond, basketball court, play structure, restrooms, picnic area, off-street parking
- Fish Hatchery Sports Area: Baseball diamond, soccer fields, pavilion, play structure, sand volleyball, off-street parking
- Lois Jensen Nature Preserve: 30 acres, hiking, nature viewing, ice fishing in winter
- Wisconsin Veteran's Memorial Riverwalk: Ten memorials have been completed to commemorate the efforts of our armed forces including: Early American, Civil War, Spanish War, Vietnam, Korean, WWI, WWII, and Peace Garden.
- Town of Delafield Sports Commons: play structure, soccer fields, skate park, sledding hill, restrooms, picnic area, off-street parking
- Oakwood Park: hiking, nature viewing
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