Mukwonago County Park

It was a cold and kind of windy day later in the afternoon so no one was there. That's perfect for me and my dog. I don't know if bathrooms are open year round or not, but i was just happy to have a peaceful, undisturbed leash walk with my dog.

My family and I camped here for one night. Site #29. It was nice and quiet. The only reason I gave it a 4 star instead of 5 is that the pit toilets were the worst I have ever used. It wouldn't take much to keep them a little nicer. PS. None of the tent sites are flat

We love going here! Campsites are clean and peaceful. The rangers are friendly. We will definitely be going back a lot.

Nice park with smaller picnic shelters, but nice clean bathrooms. Quiet, spacious, and plenty of parking.

I love this place honestly!! Its one of my favorite places to go in Mukwonago you can camp grill play volleyball fish or even go to the beach just overall a nice and clean place to go. The entrance fee is 6$ tho which is kinda alot and could be less but its whatever I think it comes included with campsites. Otherwise the season pass is 35$

It's a quaint little park and the campsites are beautiful. There's a pond for fishing and swimming, plenty of picnic areas, a few sand volleyball pits and some nice hiking trails. Come on out and see for yourself.

I like it here. I try to go when there are not many people, then it's peaceful. Restrooms: There are restrooms with real plumbing ! Dog-friendliness: It is dog friendly for LEASHED DOGS on a 6 foot or shorter leash. Thankfully, most people respect this law! Picnic area: There are several picnic areas on the park. Could be fun for a group.

Went to the small beach, fun for kids but the sand is all rocks. In could definately use some maintenance and a few truck loads of sand to make it much better.

Great place to do some light walking on the trails. Lake is dog friendly.

Received a parking without entry fee ticket with no warning and was the only person in the park for 10 minutes on a wet and cold rainy day. Ranger essentially drove around the top of the park 3 times looking for me like some sort of Elliot Ness character. I suppose he didnt have anything else to do. Ticket was wet and unreadable. Went to ask the ranger and inquired about it and could not have cared less and said that if you step foot ON the park, you have to pay. No warning, just a ticket. Next day, I was called by a supervisor? stating that the ticket had been dismissed. Thank you sir for having common sense.