Together we can keep out parks friendly and beautiful. x P St Croi Creek Safety First! Recreation Opportunities Douglas County Remember you are responsible for your own safety. Camping and other outdoor recreation activities have inherent risks and you may encounter a variety of unexpected and/or dangerous conditions. It is your

5 responsibility to be informed and take necessary precautions. Please report any safety hazards to the Douglas 10 County Forestry Department (715) 378-2219. Fishing and Boating FOREST Park safety is everyone’s responsibility!!! Remember the right way is the safe way. WDNR 15 Palmers Landing The long and narrow 855 acre Upper St. Croix Lake serves as the headwaters of the St. Croix River flowing to the Minimize your Impact! At over 278,000 acres, the Douglas County Forest is the largest and one of To help make everyone’s camping stay or park visit safe and enjoyable, as well as protect the park and its south and Brule River flowing to the north. Some 14 small inlets bring cool water into the depths of the lake, which AA the finest County Forests in the State of . With hundreds of miles of natural beauty, please observe all park rules and regulations. Protect future enjoyment of the park by leaving it has a mean depth of 13 feet and maximum depth of 22 feet. The bottom type is primarily sand and gravel, with lesser A better than you found it. Your behavior and the actions you take affect others. Help maintain a family friendly

Hendry Road well-groomed recreational trails, over 100 pristine lakes to fish, swim, and boat, atmosphere for all park visitors. amounts of rock and muck. Aquatic vegetation is moderate, consisting mostly of pondweed, coontail, and bulrushes and vast acreages of wild forest land open to all sorts of outdoor recreational Stone Road A Leave it better than you found it! TURN IN VIOLATORS: (715) 394-4432 along portions of the 9.4 miles of shoreline and in the shallower northern and southern ends. The lake also contains a experiences, it’s no surprise that the County Forest is one of the true gems of few bottom obstructions in the form of stumps and rock piles. Boaters should exercise caution when traveling through 19 Douglas County. Reporting Violations unknown areas and keep speeds down until they become more familiar with any of these submersed hazards. At times, careless and inconsiderate individuals perform acts that can result in damage to park resources, Big woods, clean water, and spectacular wildlife… threaten public safety, and disrupt the park experiences of others. These behaviors deprive law-abiding users 5 20 Jackson Drive of park experiences and opportunities and can jeopardize future park use privileges for all users. 10 adventure starts here! BUSINESS 53 Engstad Diligent park users reporting illegal activities has increased the effectiveness of law enforcement’s ability to 15 Road The lake offers anglers tremendous 22' protect park resources and user experiences. With your help we can do much more if we all work together.

Brancel Road Max fishing opportunities for those look- If you see or learn about any illegal or suspicious activity, please be sure to report it. ing for both action and size. The Upper All violations can be reported anonymously.

St. Croix boasts an excellent walleye and Ash Ave. Elm Ave. northern pike fishery, decent populations Balsam Ave. 19 of largemouth bass and smallmouth bass, Walnut Avenue Upper St. Croix Map Violations can be reported 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by: and good numbers of bluegills, crappies, A • Calling the Douglas County Sheriff’s Department at (715) 394-4432 Solon Beach Ave. pumpkinseeds, and perch along with the Springs 5 • Calling the Douglas County Forestry Department at (715) 378-2219

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St • Emailing a report to [email protected] occasional muskellunge and sturgeon. The

5th To make a report, users are encouraged to use the violation reporting form available online at lake also has bullheads, suckers, and carp. e 10 iv Main Street r

D www.douglascountywi.org/forestry or by contacting the Forestry Department. A Lord Road It is most well known for its northern pike, Lucius Woods ys Park Creek County Park ad Come for the Village of Solon Springs Gl For all violations requiring immediate attention call (715) 394-4432. walleye, bluegill, and crappie fishing both Boat Launch during the summer and winter months. Nestled along the shoreline of Upper St. Croix 15 State violations (including violations of fish and game laws) can be reported music and stay Marion Ave. Although the lake’s shoreline is fairly heav- Although not located in the Lake amongst beautiful towering pines that 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by: ily developed with homes and seasonal park or managed by the Coun- for the magic! extend to doorsteps and street corners, the Nelson Ave. • Calling the WDNR Violation Hotline at (800) TIP-WDNR (800-847-9367) 19 Lenroot cabins, it retains its wilderness-type atmo- ty, several improved public Village of Solon Springs is a small friendly Ave. • Texting TIPWDNR [space] followed by the tip to TIP-411 (847-411) Baldwin Ave. sphere with much of the shoreline also boat launches are available for community with its own northwoods charm. 20 • Emailing a report to [email protected] lake access. The public launch closet to the Jackpine thickly forested. The park lies in the heart of the Village and Ave. b Together, we can keep our parks friendly and beautiful. Enough is Enough! Music in the Park lu C Crowhart ry park is located approximately ¾ mile away the main street and downtown area is only a he Report all violations. Take responsibility. Make the call. The Upper St. Croix is also very popular Island Arc Music in the Park is a summer concert series Street Road at the St. Croix Inn, 11390 South 5th Street, short walk or drive away. These areas are the 15 with recreational sport boaters, pontoon- hosted at the park’s amphitheater by the

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perfect places to spend time exploring art a ers’, water skiers, tubers, and personal wa- Lucius Woods Performing Arts Center. The R public launches are also located off County galleries, quaint gift shops, or simply relaxing Penalties tercraft enthusiasts. Its open waters and Valley scenic beauty of the park sets the tone for a Park Boulder If you are found to be in violation of County Ordinance, you can face civil penalties. Civil citations start at $150 Highway A in the northeast end of the lake, over a hot cup of coffee or tea. Village offer- Ave. Drive shoreline scenery provide plenty of room relaxing and memorable outdoor musical ex- 10 and range up to $500. Fines for second or subsequent violations may be increased. In addition, restitution for off Beach Avenue on the western shoreline, ings include a post office, grocery market, Hoffman for carving the surface with skis, pulling Drive 15 any damages you cause may be pursued by civil action in circuit court. and a few other private landings along the perience. A different line-up of professional, the kids on a tube, sightseeing all the cab- gift shops, bank, community center, laundry family-oriented artists are selected annually The County holds the authority to immediately revoke park use privileges of any individual from the County western shoreline. mat, historical museum, hardware store, chil- Prevost 10 ins and homes, or wave jumping on a jet to create an eclectic blend of genres that sat- BUSINESS 53 Drive park system on a temporary or permanent basis if deemed appropriate and/or necessary. dren’s fishing pond, restaurants and taverns, Ossman Road ski. To best avoid some of this recreation- Park visitors can also access the park via the isfies large diverse audiences. Performances and the well known Dairy Queen. Whether Remember, your privilege to use the park depends on you! al boating pressure, anglers should target lake and leave boats temporarily beached are scheduled every Saturday evening from 5 returning for many years, or a first-time visi- Fire Lane Road during the week or early/late in the day to by the lower lawn area outside of the swim- late-June through mid-August. Security fish whenever possible. ming area. Registered campers can leave tor, all park guests will enjoy everything that The County Forest is the Limited law enforcement patrol is provided by Douglas County Sheriff’s Department personnel depending For schedules, tickets, or additional informa- boats overnight, beached, tied, or anchored Solon Springs has to offer. Report all violations! on the day and time. More frequent patrol is provided by the daily park attendants. Round the clock patrol tion, please visit www.lwmusic.org or contact Leo Creek to the shoreline in this same area. Visitors (715) 394-4432 NORTHWOODS at its best! within the park is not currently provided. Please be sure to secure all valuables before leaving your vehicle or Lucius Woods Performing Arts Center, Inc., PO and campers should be aware that any St. Croix campsite unattended. Box 295, Solon Springs, WI 54873, (715) 378- River unattended boat is left at the owner’s own 4272, or [email protected] risk. More to See and Do… Unique Douglas County attractions include: Fair- Trails for Hiking lawn Mansion, Fairlawn Gardens, SS Meteor Mari- Biting Insects time Museum, A World of Accordions Museum and Using your legs and feet is a great linking communities from New York to North Dakota, Warm spring and summer weather in the park can often bring with it a variety of sucking or Harrington ARTS Center, Douglas County Historical way to get out and explore the scenic Society, Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center, traversing seven states in-between. biting insects such as ticks, biting flies, gnats, no-see-ums, and mosquitoes. Dawn and dusk park grounds and nearby areas. The are peak mosquito and no-see-ums times, but flies, ticks, and gnats are active through- Gordon-Wascott Historical Museum & Depot, Solon Wisconsin has the highest percentage of completed trail Springs Historical Museum, Barker’s Island Marina, North Country National Scenic Hiking out the day. During peak population periods, cover up with light, long-sleeved clothing For shore anglers, the park offers ample and Douglas County contains several premier segments. Osaugie Waterfront Trail, Lucius Woods Performing Trail meanders its way through the and wear a hat or cap to reduce exposed skin. fishing access outside of the swimming Regardless of your experience level or physical condition- Arts Center, Superior Speedway, Head of the Lakes park alongside Park Creek for approximately ½ mile Applying insect repellent to exposed skin or area along the lower lawn close to the out- Fairgrounds, Superior/Duluth twinports area, several ing, something for everyone can be found along the North and offers hikers a great opportunity to experience clothing will provide added protection and let of Park Creek. The “point” as it is com- golf courses, numerous restaurants and taverns, and Country Trail. monly called, can offer some great fishing many businesses offering a multitude of shopping first hand an old growth forest ecosystem. The trail can help make time spent outdoors more opportunities depending on the time of opportunities. continues beyond the park boundaries to the north For trail maps and additional information, please visit enjoyable during these periods. Mosquito Deer Fly/ Tick and south for many miles offering additional oppor- www.nps.gov or www.northcountrytrail.org or contact: year. Anglers should use caution if wad- Beach Area Unique Duluth, Minnesota attractions include: Ca- Horse Fly ing in this area as the lake bottom sharply nal Park, Aerial Lift Bridge, Art in the Alley, Duluth Art tunities for experiencing varied terrain, scenic vistas , , 700 Rayovac Ticks & Lyme Disease drops off not far from shore. What better way to cool off on Institute, Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, and peaceful solitude. Located just under 5 miles to The black-legged (or deer) tick can be found at the park and Duluth Playhouse Theater, Glensheen Mansion, Great Drive, Suite 100 Madison, WI 53711 or (608) 441-5610. a hot summer day than to take Canoeing and Kayaking the north of the park, the Brule Bog Boardwalk is a 2.3 throughout the region. This insect can carry a bacterium which In addition to the lake, the St. Croix River Lake Aquarium, Lakewalk, Lake Superior Maritime Vis- a swim in the cool waters of mile premier trail segment that contains 3,500 feet North Country Trail Association, 229 East Main Street, causes Lyme disease. Lyme disease can cause serious health which starts at the outlet on the south end The outlet at the southern end of the lake itor Center, Lake Superior Zoo, Leif Erickson Park, Proc- Lowell, MI 49331 or (866) 445-3628. Upper St. Croix Lake. The park tor Speedway, North Shore Scenic Drive, Northshore of elevated boardwalk traversing through seasonally problems if left untreated. To ensure that your risk of infection of the lake offers anglers added fishing op- serves as the headwaters of the St. Croix offers a popular sandy beach area along Scenic Railroad, Park Point, Tweed Museum of Art, SS cool stands of cedar and spruce. Located 3 miles to the For additional information on the local Brule – St. Croix is minimized, make sure you and your pet remain on main- portunities. The stretch between the lake River and offers canoeists and kayakers the lower lawn complete with a roped off William A. Irvin Museum, and the Vista Fleet. south of the park, the trail enters the Douglas Coun- many opportunities for paddling its scenic Chapter of the North Country Trail Association, please visit tained surface areas and stay away from long grasses and other This photo features Ameri- and the St. Croix Flowage in Gordon, WI is Nearby Douglas County Park campgrounds swimming area. The swimming area’s gen- ty Wildlife Management Area (Bird Sanctuary) where www.northcountrytrail.org/bsc/ vegetation. In addition, examine your clothing and body after can Dog Ticks (wood ticks) just over 8 miles in length and is ideal for stretches. The 8 mile stretch between Upper include: Lucius Woods County Park and Mooney Dam tle sand bottom gradient is well suited for hikers can enjoy an open pine barrens landscape. spending time outdoors. An infected tick can transmit Lyme and Black-Legged Ticks canoeists and kayakers looking for north- St. Croix Lake and the St. Croix Flowage is County Park. In addition to the North Country Trail, the park also contains easy access and provides an excellent wad- disease if not removed from your skin within 24 to 48 hours. (deer ticks). To the right of ern pike, largemouth bass, smallmouth largely undeveloped in the upper reaches When completed, the 4,600 mile trail will be the several other trails that serve as hiking trails and provide ing opportunity for small children. Deeper Nearby day-use Douglas County Parks include: the postage stamp are two bass, and panfish. The river is relatively and more heavily developed in the lower. Bass Lake County Park, Long Lake County Park, Anna longest continuous hiking trail in the Unites States additional opportunities for foot travel. The park and other outdoor recreational areas which carry the water for more experienced swimmers stages of the black-legged shallow here so use by larger boats should This stretch offers paddlers peaceful solitude Gene County Park, Lake Minnesuing County Park, and risk of this disease continued to be frequently enjoyed by many can be found towards the outer edges. NO tick. They are a female be avoided. Unlike the lake, this stretch of and beautiful northwoods scenery. After a Park Creek Pond County Park. people each year. Play it safe when visiting the park and any LIFEGUARDS ARE PROVIDED at any time (largest) and male (inter- river is developed very little and offers a 7 mile journey across the St. Croix Flowage, Other nearby parks and recreational areas other outdoor area by simply using common sense. mediate). The two small and all individuals should swim at their more solitary wilderness experience in a paddlers have to take out at the dam in Gor- include: , Amnicon Falls State Park, specimens on the stamp own risk. Glass containers or pets are not Bois Brule River, & State Fish The black-legged (or deer) tick that can carry the bacterium don Dam County Park but can put back in itself are black-legged ticks true picturesque northwoods setting. Hatchery, City of Superior Parks, Douglas County which causes Lyme disease is NOT to be confused with the allowed on the beach or within the swim- immediately downstream. This next 200 plus Wildlife in the nymph stage. The Anglers must be sure to comply with all ming area at any time. Forest, Douglas County Wildlife Management Area, more common American dog tick (or wood tick). mile section of the river is designated as a and the Chief Kabemabe Scenic Overlook. two ticks to the left are State of Wisconsin fishing laws and rules. Visitors and campers can expect to see native wildlife during their stay at the park. While some critters male and female The beach area is open daily from 6:00 National Scenic Riverway and offers many Contact the Superior-Douglas County Chamber of For additional information on Lyme disease, please contact For additional Upper St. Croix Lake and American dog ticks. a.m. to 10:00 p.m. when the campground additional paddling opportunities. Paddlers Commerce for further information at (715) 394-7716 will pass through the park, others call it home and have become accustomed to human activity. Species your local Health and Human Services Department, local Cen- Upper St. Croix River fishing information, is open (from two Fridays before Memorial who would prefer to stay close to the park or toll-free at (800) 942-5313 or visit www.superior- that are commonly observed in the park include white-tailed deer, cottontail rabbits, raccoons, red fox, ters for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) office, or your healthcare provider. a WDNR lake map, or to check for any fish Day to one week after Labor Day). The low- can also enjoy paddling the shoreline of Up- chamber.org skunks, squirrels, chipmunks, woodpeckers, and many species of song birds. Bald eagles, ospreys, loons, consumption advisories please check Get tick smart… Know the bug. Know the bite. Know what to do. er restroom facility can be used as a bath per St. Croix Lake. Douglas County communities include: seagulls, great blue herons, turtles, and waterfowl such as Canada geese and several species of ducks are the WDNR website at www.dnr.wi.gov or house for clothing changes. Although not Towns of Amnicon, Bennett, Brule, Cloverland, Dairy- For maps and additional information on the land, Gordon, Hawthorne, Highland, Lakeside, Maple, all common to the lake. Occasionally a black bear will pass through park grounds and mink, otters, and Please let wild animals remain wild contact the WDNR Brule Ranger Station, recommended, swimming is also available 6250 South Ranger Road, Brule WI 54820 or St. Croix National Scenic Riverway, please Oakland, Parkland, Solon Springs, Summit, Superior, fishers have all been observed from time to time. Mornings and evenings are typically the best time of day along other areas of the shoreline adjacent and Wascott; Villages of Lake Nebagamon, Oliver, Feeding of wildlife and waterfowl (ducks (715) 372-4866. visit www.nps.gov or contact: to catch a glimpse of active wildlife. Users are reminded not to feed wildlife and keep garbage picked up to the lower lawn. Individuals who choose Poplar, Solon Springs, and Superior; and the City of & geese) can result in harm to both an- and disposed of properly. to enter the water in any of these other ar- • National Park Service, St. Croix National Superior. imals and people. Animals that depend eas should exercise caution with unknown Scenic Riverway, River Visitor Center, Driving distance to other communities in the area: For the more dedicated wildlife viewer, the Douglas County Forest lands in the area as well as the Douglas on handouts become a nuisance to park hazards and boating traffic. Highway 63, Trego, WI 54888 or Barnes, WI – 20 miles County Wildlife Management Area (Bird Sanctuary) contain tens of thousands of acres of wild and rugged visitors and a danger to themselves. If (715) 635-8346. Danbury, WI – 47 miles lands that provide a variety of exceptional wildlife habitats. you care about animals, please don’t NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY! • National Park Service, St. Croix National Gordon, WI – 7 miles feed them… allow them to remain wild For further information on Douglas County Forest lands, please visit www.douglascountywi.org or contact Never swim alone! Scenic Riverway, Riverway Headquarters, Hayward, WI – 40 miles in their natural habitats. the Forestry Department. Never let children swim 401 North Hamilton Street, Hinckley, MN – 75 miles Minong, WI – 18 miles unattended! Saint Croix Falls, WI 54024 or For further information on the Douglas County Wildlife Management Area, please contact the WDNR Spooner, WI – 38 miles RECYCLE (715) 483-2274. Douglas County Wildlife Management Area Property Manager at WDNR Service Center, 1401 Tower Please place metal, glass, Always swim with a friend. Superior, WI – 32 miles ≠Avenue, Superior, WI 54880 or (715) 395-6912. Wascott, WI – 13 miles and paper products in the Park’s recycling stations. Please remember to enjoy wildlife from a distance. KEEP WILDLIFE HEALTHY & WILD – Please Don’t Feed Them! DOUGLAS COUNTY FOREST Lucius Woods County Park Established 1950 Lucius Woods County Park Park Address Off Season 9231 East Marion Avenue, During the off-season when the camp- Solon Springs, Wisconsin 54873 ground is closed (from one week after La- bor Day to two Fridays before Memorial Getting There Day) the main access road is gated and the Located 1 mile east of Highway 53 at the park is minimally maintained. Restrooms, County Highway A turn off in the Village of shower facility, dump station, pavilion shel- Solon Springs. Take County Highway A east ter, and amphitheater are closed, no elec- for 7/10ths of a mile, turn right (south) on trical service, no garbage disposal or trash Business 53 and take it for ¼ mile, turn left collection, and no snow removal in the park (east) on Marion Avenue across from the or along the service road is provided. Dairy Queen and take it across the railroad tracks where you’ll see the park entrance Park Admission on the left (north) side of the road. Day-use admission to the park is free. Nearest Municipality: Camping rates are included in the “Season- escape back to nature! back to escape Village of Solon Springs al Camping” section. Location Come discover a NW¼ of the SW¼ Section 25, Township 45 This guide is provided for North – Range 12 West, Village of Solon informational purposes only and is better place to be… Springs, Douglas County, Wisconsin not intended as a complete listing Longitude: 91° 49’ 8.7175” W of all related park information. Latitude: 46° 20’ 57.2077” N Information, including rules and Driving distance from regulations contained in this brochure were current at the Park safety is regional metropolitan time of printing only. everyone’s areas: To be sure this is the most current Chicago, IL – 435 miles brochure version available, please responsibility. Des Moines, IA – 395 miles visit www.douglascountywi.org or TURN IN VIOLATORS: Parks… Douglas County Discover Duluth, MN – 37 miles contact the Forestry Department. Eau Claire, WI – 120 miles New versions may or may not (715) 394-4432 Milwaukee, WI – 360 miles be printed annually. Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN – 150 miles If you would like specific information

Wausau, WI – 200 miles Department Forestry Douglas County 211 PO Box t Hughes Ave., 9182 Eas WI 54873 Solon Springs, (715) 378-2219 Phone [email protected] ouglascountywi.org/forestry www.d on the most current regulations and TO SCAN THIS QR CODE Park Size laws, see Douglas County Land Y Recreation Ordinance #7.2 available 45 acres at www.douglascountywi.org or by Park Hours contacting the Forestry Department. Y FORESTR Please observe For Wisconsin state laws go to OUNT The park is open to the public daily from Play. Enjoy. Relax. OUR SMART PHONE

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STAY CONNECTED WITH DOUGLAS C hours. and regulations County Park County Lucius Woods Woods Lucius EMERGENCY INFORMATION Looking for a place to relax and take in the peaceful serenity Culture & Park History of the northwoods? The Douglas County Forestry Department wel- Cellular phone service many be limited. SAFETY FIRST The land that is home to Lucius Woods Coun- Chippewa village Emergency Services comes you to visit Lucius Woods County Park nestled amongst the ty Park is located on the west side of Upper St. DIAL 911 WELCOME For Emergencies...... Dial 911 IN AN EMERGENCY! sandy shores of Upper St. Croix Lake. Located in the heart of Douglas Croix Lake along the historical Portage Trail Douglas County Sheriff’s Department...... (715) 394-4432 County in the Village of Solon Springs, the park is the ideal location to used by Frenchman Daniel Greysolon, Sieur Wisconsin State Patrol (District 7)...... (715) 635-2141 Du Lhut in 1680 who is the namesake of Du- To Report a Forest Fire...... Dial 911 enjoy the modern conveniences of a commercialized area, yet secluded luth, Minnesota, as he made his way from Lake To Report a Hazardous Substance Spill ...... (800) 943-0003 enough to experience true northwoods splendor. Let the sweet smells Superior via the Bois Brule River and the St. To Report a Hunting or Fishing Violation...... (800) 847-9367 or cell #367. Poison Control Center...... (608) 262-3702 or (800) 222-1222 of our clean air and water surround you. Host a birthday party, wed- Croix River eventually making it all the way Non-Emergency Services ding, picnic outing, reunion or other special event at the pavilion. Ex- to the Mississippi River. This Portage Trail be- came a major route for the fur trade. It was also WDNR General Information...... (888) 936-7463 Douglas County Forestry Department...... (715) 378-2219 perience the perfect blend and ambience of nature and music together traveled by the well known French explorers Early voyagers navigating rapids on the St. Croix Douglas County Dept of Public Health...... (715) 395-1404 in harmony during a summer concert at the amphitheater. Fish the rich James Marquette and Louis Jolliet who were dining tables were laden with many foods in- Emergency Weather Awareness...... (800) 943-0003 waters of Upper St. Croix Lake. Wake up to the sight of a deer quietly the first Europeans to follow the full course of cluding venison, fish, corn, potatoes, wild rice, Road Conditions...... 511 or (800) 762-3947 the Mississippi River. maple sugar and syrup. Tea, milk, and wine walking through the morning’s misty air and fall asleep to the call of road by a group from Eau Claire, WI who op- You are at Lucius Woods County Park, Fire #9231 East Marion Avenue, Solon Springs, were served as beverages. The French met on erated a hunting and fishing retreat until the Wisconsin 54873. the loon under starlit skies above. Come to a place where you’ll expe- friendly terms with powerful Native American site was purchased by Nick Lucius and three Medical facilities are located in Superior – WI, Minong – WI, Hayward – WI, and Spooner – WI. rience a way of life that is refreshing and exciting, yet restful and re- Chiefs and it was the Native American people’s other parties in 1891. contributions of food, medicine, and clothing warding. Lucius Woods County Park is your starting point of adventure! Several years later, Nick Lucius and P.E. Wa- that helped make survival possible at the fort. Have Feedback – Contact Us. We are here to make the Forestry Department for further information. If We look forward to your visit! terbury bought the other two owners out. your park and recreation experience a good one! The working outdoors and being part of a high-spirited and A map completed by Thomas Jefferys in 1762 During the Lucius-Waterbury partnership, Forestry Department is committed to making all Doug- enthusiastic team sounds attractive to you… then you las County Parks a safe, fun, and pleasurable experience just might be who we are looking for! indicated “Fort St. Croix” as destroyed. An En- ten cabins were constructed on the property for all who visit. It's through the valuable information glish flag flew over ruins of the once great fort. provided by patrons, residents and visitors alike, that Donations. In addition to annual budget funding Escape. Enjoy. Relax. and tourists from southern Wisconsin, Min- for the cost of daily operations and special projects, In 1836, the area became part of the Wiscon- our park system continues to grow, change and im- nesota, and Illinois moved their families up prove its programs and services. If you would like to of- monetary donations are graciously accepted and also Native American birch bark canoe sin Territory and was known as Nabagamon fer any comments and/or suggestions on ways we can provide important financial support for the park. Park During your visit… to Solon Springs by train to stay for several visitors can give cash or check gifts by depositing them which meant, “overnight stop”. make the park better or how much you enjoyed your weeks or the entire summer. visit, please contact us (see the “For More Information” in the secure donation box located in the park or by These early French explorers built huge birch mailing to the Forestry Department. Funds will be used Please remember that you are sharing this Later, the area was called “White Birch” be- section for contact information). bark canoes, 40 feet in length, 3 feet deep and In 1945, Mr. Lucius bought out Mr. Waterbury for visitor services and safety, education programs, cause of the many White Birch trees along the Join us in the Parks. The Forestry Department offers and projects that protect natural and cultural park re- space with plants, animals, campers, and 5 feet wide. They were capable of floating 4 and continued to operate the park for day- lakeshore. The trees provided bark for canoes competitive seasonal employment opportunities in sources. Thank you for any interest in supporting your other park visitors. Please thoroughly review tons of supplies and yet could be carried by use and camping. In 1950, Mr. Lucius sold the the County Park system. Job applications are typical- County Park! as well as many household utensils. In 1896, ly due by the end of March annually. Please contact only four men over the difficult portages. Each property to the State of Wisconsin for pur- the information contained in this brochure the name of the area was once again changed. canoe carried a crew of eight men. poses of establishing a State Park. The State This time to Solon Springs, in honor of Thomas For more information about the Douglas County Park System or the Douglas County Forest please visit to help enhance your enjoyment and to further developed the site and operated it as www.douglascountywi.org/forestry or contact the Forestry Department at: In 1683 a voyageur named La Salle reported F. Solon who built a water bottling company a State Park offering camping and other out- further assist with the preservation and Du Lhut had ascended the Bois Brule River and at the south end of the lake. He sold sparkling door recreation opportunities. Douglas County Forestry Department after a short portage went down the St. Croix spring water that was shipped all over the protection of your County Park. 9182 East Hughes Avenue • P.O. Box 211 • Solon Springs, WI 54873 where he passed forty leagues of rapids. On In 1990, the State deeded the property to United States via the Omaha Railroad. Fur Traders Phone (715) 378-2219 • Fax (715) 378-2807 this trip the French explorer claimed the area’s Douglas County and the park was officially Native American tribes continued to use the [email protected] vast, unknown wilderness empire for Louis XIV, named Lucius Woods County Park in recog- area and the Portage Trail as late as 1900, while A Natural Legacy — Douglas County Parks provide a natural legacy of outdoor activities and recreation. They are an important the King of France and built a fur trading post nition of Mr. Lucius for his efforts in conserv- The information in this brochure applies only to Douglas County Parks. Individuals are asked to contact appropriate on their annual trek to and from Washburn land owners for park and outdoor recreation policies on all lands under other public ownerships. and called it “Fort St. Croix”. This name was first ing the virgin growth woods, which has re- part of the Forestry Department’s efforts to promote and pass on a strong conservation ethic to the generations of today and Wisconsin, located on the shore of Lake Supe- State of Wisconsin DNR General Information...... (888) 936-7463 printed on Jean-Baptiste Franqulein’s map in sulted in the beautiful park setting of today. rior, where they received their annual stipend Unfortunately, many of these towering white State of Wisconsin DNR Brule River State Forest...... (715) 372-4866 tomorrow. These efforts help ensure that the best of Douglas County’s natural resources will be sustainably managed and avail- 1688. State of Wisconsin DNR Pattison State Park...... (715) 399-3111 from the government. It was there they buried and red (Norway) pines have been damaged State of Wisconsin DNR Amnicon Falls State Park...... (715) 398-3000 able for future generations to enjoy. Du Lhut began to barter and trade with the their dead and it was because of this that the or destroyed due to wind storms over the City of Superior Parks and Recreation Department (Municipal Forest). . (715) 395-7270 Chippewa and Sioux tribes. Many hundreds area then became a part of Wisconsin’s own course of the last 2 decades. Reforestation ef- Douglas County Wildlife Area (Bird Sanctuary)...... (715) 372-4866 of people inhabited the enormous log fort. Its “Trail of Tears”. forts have been successful and the remaining National Park Service...... (715) 483-2274 main feature was the large hall where traders, Protect and preserve our parks... do your part! The land that holds today’s park was original- virgin pines serve as wonderful reminders of Discover Douglas County Parks…escape back to nature! trappers, and explorers met to discuss business Tourists swimming in the St. Croix ly owned by the former Omaha Railroad. The the past where the entire park was once shel- FOR ADDITIONAL COPIES OF THIS BROCHURE, please contact the Douglas County Forestry Department. and exchange stories. At mealtime, the long property was then purchased from the rail- tered by their towering beauty. Select photos courtesy of Catherine Khalar. Publication DCF-LWP-2015 © 2015, Douglas County Forestry Department. All rights reserved. PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER.

Lucius Woods County Park Leaving a Good Impression…

Activities and Facilities .

. . . Picnic and Play Areas The following are seven simple things, but they can go a long way toward making the

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3rd St 3rd 5th St 5th Main Street St 4th Numerous picnic areas and a children’s improve park experiences for all users. Following these simple guidelines called the 7C’s Seasonal Camping play area can be found in the park for will reduce the need for more stringent regulations and help retain a fun, family friendly St. Croix Inn day visitors and campers to enjoy. Pic- Campground is open annually from Boat Launch atmosphere for everybody. nic areas are located on the lower lawn two Fridays before Memorial Day to Woods ATV / Snowmobile Trail by the beach area, on the upper lawn Care about how you camp by being considerate of others in the park. by the amphitheater, and along some CARE

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, , Nort h Co of the parking areas. These areas offer unt ry H N iking o CAUTION Use caution in the use of all camping and recreational equip- Trail r picnic tables, charcoal grills, and gar- th C ment. Handle fire and flammable fuels so as not to endanger yourself or others. o bage cans. See the “Picnic and Event u n t Picnic r y Gathering Facilities” section for further Area W H Practice politeness to enhance the park experience for all us- i COURTESY al k information on the open picnic shelters k i in n Campground offerings Douglas County g g ers. Respect the privacy of others, control your children, leash and pick up after your il T and the pavilion facility. The children’s Please be familiar with the T a r

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• camp anywhere other than at a o no electricity Volleyball Court Railr Creek N Equipment located in both shaded and open areas). Tool Horshoe Pits ing time with family and friends while designated campsite. Pond Shed COOPERATION Observe the letter and spirit of park regulations and • Gravel parking, picnic table, bench, garbage Sanitary Swimming Beach taking in all the sights and smells of the Dump Station Restroom/Shower the rules established to protect everyone’s enjoyment of the park. Work coopera- can, and fire ring provided at all sites. • occupy a campsite without paying Children’s Amphitheater magnificent northwoods. Fishing Firewood tively with others to make the park better for everyone. • 2 gender specific restroom facilities are the registration fee and displaying Pond High US Business Pump an appropriate camping permit. 21 18 16 Pavilion Upper provided with flush toilets and running 19 14 House 20 17 water sinks. 22 15 CONSERVATION Protect the environment in which all users enjoy the • camp with more than 8 non-fam- Open Picnic 23 13 St. Croix park and help those whose job it is to guard and wisely manage the park. Leave a • Shower house facility with hot water. ily members per site (number of 24 CAMPGROUND Shelter Woods 12 better park for those who follow. • Sanitary dump station. 1 2 3 immediate family members per site 4 5 Lake 10 is not limited). 7 11 Seasonal Campsites: Self-Registration 9 The following are NOT 6 COMMON SENSE Apply common sense and good judgment to • camp at any single site for more than Building Campsite locations 8 1 every situation, by doing so you will make the park experience better for yourself available… 10 consecutive nights. Main Entrance are numbered.

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. • No individual site sewer hookups. • place, occupy or use more than 1 Marion Avenue . 1 Campsites with electricity are circled. • No garbage dumpster. camping unit (tent, trailer, camper, • No pull through sites. Gathering Facilities Please be considerate and pass it on!

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Superior St Superior per site. Lak • No paved or concrete parking aprons. • No group sites. Leave your campsite looking as if nobody The following facilities are available annu- Rates ally when the campground is open, from ever stayed there. Food Storage & Wildlife Motor Vehicles and Bicycles Horses Additional Park Rules & Regulations • $15.00 per night non-electric site up to 5 DO NOT attract wildlife! Keep a Be sure to keep all motorized vehi- Riding horses or having horses two Fridays before Memorial Day to one FREQUENTLY ASKED persons (+ $1.00 per night for each clean camp. This is Bear Country! cles, motorcycles, bicycles, and trail- or other types of livestock in the Within the park it is prohibited to… week after Labor Day. additional person above 5). Visitors Deer, squirrels, chipmunks, rac- ers on paved or designated travel/ park is prohibited. • litter. • $18.00 per night electric site (+ $1.00 per FAQ QUESTIONS Visitors (non-registered campers) are wel- coons, and skunks are also year- parking areas. Use of skateboards, • transport any garbage or trash that night for each additional person above 5). come in the park and campground daily from round campground residents. Store your food, rollerblades, and push scooters is permitted on Alcoholic Beverages was not produced in the park to the • $5.00 per use sanitary dump station for Q: What are the camping fees for the Q: I arrived Sunday morning and am 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. pet food, cooking utensils, and scented items paved or designated travel areas only. Please Alcoholic beverages are permit- park and dispose of it. Offerings Include: is constructed from non-registered campers (no charge for campground? planning on staying in the campground (toiletries, insect repellent, etc.) in your hard-sid- contact the Forestry Department to inquire ted at designated sites and picnic • damage or deface any park feature, • Amphitheater structure native red pine logs for the week but did not get the specific registered campers). Quiet Hours & Noise ed vehicle or in a secure food storage container. on the rules and regulations for other types of A: Established in 2011, $15.00 per night for areas. Public intoxication, under- facility, or property. • Enclosed pavilion structure lined with beautiful non-electric sites and $18.00 per night for elec- site that I wanted. Is there anything I can These items should remain stored when not in transportation devices. Operating a motor ve- NOTE: Rates are subject to change. You can find Quiet hours are from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. aged drinking and/or disorderly • post any sign, advertisement, or • 2 open picnic shelters tongue-and-groove tric sites. You can always check current rates by do to get on a waiting list to have initial up-to-date information by visiting www.doug- use. Keep garbage picked up and disposed of in hicle or bicycle off paved or designated travel daily. Creating excessive noise, causing a dis- conduct will not be tolerated. other informational media. Pavilion Rental Rates: tamarack paneling visiting www.douglascountywi.org/forestry. occupancy rights if it opens up? lascountywi.org or contacting the Forestry De- the designated receptacles located in the park areas is prohibited! turbance, or use of any device including but • engage in any activity which is • $75.00 per day for up to 50 people. providing for optimal acoustic experienc- A: No. The best thing to do is to only pay and reg- partment. (be sure to securely close lids). Remember, feed- Keep alcohol away Q: Our family is thinking of planning a not limited to radios, televisions, generators, Remember to SLOW DOWN prohibited by sign or notice. • $125.00 per day for 51 to 100 people. es. All wood products used to construct ister for your current site on a day-by-day basis etc. that can be heard from a distance of more ing wildlife is strongly discouraged and harass- the structure were harvested locally from camping vacation to the park. We have (do not register and pay for the whole week) and from minors. • locate or operate a non-registered or • $175.00 per day for 101+ people. Registration than 20 feet is prohibited during this time ing wildlife is illegal! for safety! the Douglas County Forest and showcase a large RV and pull behind camper trail- monitor the site that you would like to have. If the non-licensed vehicle or trailer. • All sites are on a first-come, first-served frame.. Fireworks & Firearms Amphitheater & Pavilion the significance of trees and the role they er that we would like to bring with us. current occupants leave, you can self-register for • be in the park during closed hours What services do you offer for these that site and move to it without having to go back self-registration basis, NO reservations are Sanitation ATV’s, UTV’s, Dirt Bikes, & The use or possession of fire- Rental Rates: play as Douglas County’s number one re- or season (excluding registered types of camping devices? and correct previous registration slips. taken. Please be considerate of Littering or disposing of garbage Other Similar Vehicles works is prohibited in the park. • $125.00 per day for up to 50 people. newable natural resource. anywhere other than in the des- campers). • $225.00 per day for 51 to 100 people. A: The park has 13 drive-in sites with 20-amp • All campers must register at the park when your fellow campers. Operation of any off-highway ve- It is prohibited to discharge, The structure is available during the Q: The site that I paid for and had my ignated receptacles located in • not clean up after a pet. • $325.00 per day for 101+ people. electrical service hookups. No individual sewer they arrive. Registrations CANNOT be taken hicle, including all-terrain vehicles posses, or store an uncased or summer months on a rental fee basis registration slip clipped to the site post Campfires the park is prohibited. Each site is • ride or possess any livestock. hookups or water hookups are available. A cen- in advance or over the phone. (ATV), utility-terrain vehicles (UTV), loaded firearm (including rifle, NOTE: Rental rates are subject to change. and includes access to electrical pow- trally located sanitary dump station is provided for was taken by another camper who is provided its own garbage can and on-site trash • harass or kill any wildlife or allow a Fires are only allowed in the met- motor bikes (dirt bike), mopeds, shotgun, pistol, BB gun, pellet You can find up-to-date information by er outlets and chairs for seating. It does on a fee basis. Water is available via a spigot not willing to move. Who can I contact to • Registration slips and the deposit box are collection is provided daily during the summer pet to do the same. report the problem? al fire rings or grills provided or in mini-bikes, motorized scooters, specialized four- gun, air gun, CO2 gun, paintball visiting www.douglascountywi.org or con- NOT include any sound equipment or (spicket) at the upper restroom facility that can located at the park entrance building (see camping season. Please keep garbage picked a self provided container specif- wheel drive units, tractors, dune buggies, go- gun, slingshot, bow, crossbow, or spear gun). • cut or mar any plants or trees. tacting the Forestry Department. be used to fill water tanks. A: Please call the Forestry Department at (715) map). specialized concert lighting. Advanced ically designed to contain a fire. up. Discarding garbage or waste that was gen- carts, golf carts, and other similar vehicle types Some exemptions apply to individuals who • excavate or trench soil resources. 378-2219 and ask to speak with the Parks Super- reservations for any given calendar year Q: I’m from outside of the area and Keep campfires small and burn only wood and erated outside the park is prohibited. possess a valid and current State of Wisconsin • construct or establish a trail or visor who will investigate the issue and resolve No advance reservation is PROHIBITED in the park. These types of ve- are accepted beginning January 2nd would like to plan a week long camping clean paper. Gas and propane camp stoves Concealed Weapon License. the dispute. A sanitary dump station for trailers and other hicles can be stored in the park at your site but pathway. of that year. Rental of the amphitheater vacation at Gordon Dam County Park available. and grills are permitted. Never leave fires or recreational vehicles is provided for disposal cannot be operated. Respect the area by not trenching includes rental of the adjacent pavilion this summer. Can I reserve the site I want Q: My friends and I are planning a camp- coals unattended. Fires Hunting & Trapping To Self-Register: of stored sewage and wastewater (black and Designated Summer ATV trails are available or putting nails in trees! structure. The amphitheater CANNOT be ahead of time? ing trip to the park and would like to must be extinguished gray). Use of the dump station is at no charge Hunting and trapping activities 1. Pick up a self-registration camping permit nearby to the park. However ATV’s CANNOT be rented alone, without the pavilion. Rent- A: No. Advanced reservations are not available bring our ATV’s with us to ride the Doug- completely before for registered campers and on a fee basis for all are prohibited in the park. operated in the park. They can be stored at your al fees are due at the time of placing the for any site at any time of the year. You would las County Forest Summer ATV Trail Sys- at the main entrance building (see map). leaving the campsite/ non-registered campers. site but MUST BE transported to the trail sys- Pavilion reservation. Reservations can be made by have to self-register at the park upon your arrival tem during our stay. Can we bring our 2. Completely fill out the form and carefully park or retiring for Be considerate. Shower facilities are provided with heated wa- tem with a trailer or other method. Constructed of rustic logs and timbers contacting the Forestry Department at meaning that the specific site you want may or ATV’s into the park and ride them direct- remove the top slip copy and clip it to any the evening. Firewood Pass it on! may not be available. Arriving during the week, ly from our site to the nearest ATV trail? ter in a shower house. Portable showers are also with a large stone fireplace, the pavilion (715) 378-2219, forestry@douglascounty- untagged site number post. DO NOT set is available in the park during the summer Monday through Thursday, would be your best permitted at campsites. No laundry facilities are Pets is located next to the amphitheater and wi.org, or visiting the Department office. A: No. Operation of any off-highway vehicle up on any campsite before paying. Please months for a fee (see “Firewood” section). chance at finding the site you want open. Fridays offered however nearby facilities are available Pets are permitted in the park and main park lawn. It can hold up to 100 and weekends, especially Holiday weekends, are (including ATV’s, UTV’s, dirt bikes, mopeds, mini- BE SURE a site is open by making sure no Open Picnic Shelters bikes, motorized scooters, tractors, dune buggies, in the Village of Solon Springs. Two restrooms campground. Pets in the beach people and offers plenty of space to host typically the busiest times with the most site oc- registration slip is filled out and clipped to Firewood The Bateau Shel- go-carts, golf carts, and other similar types of (upper and lower) are available with flush toi- area are prohibited, including Park Use Privileges family activities and special events come cupancy. the site post. Cutting live or dead standing ter is a large open vehicles) is prohibited in the park at any time for lets and running water sinks. Both facilities are leashed pets. When outside of a ve- Douglas County appreciates your cooperation rain or shine. The structure is available trees is prohibited. You are al- and compliance with all park regulations. air picnic shelter Q: My family and I don’t plan on camp- any purpose (excluding individuals riding on the 3. Immediately return to the entrance build- handicap accessible. The upper restroom is hicle or camping unit, all pets must be on leash- These regulations promote a friendly family during the summer months on a rent- complete with grill Summer ATV Trail). You could store your ATV’s in lowed to gather wood in the atmosphere that is enjoyable for you and ing until Friday afternoon. Can I visit the ing and place your full payment (cash or open 24/7 when the campground is open. The es. Please promptly clean up all pet waste and al fee basis and includes a refrigerator/ and picnic tables that is located close to the park at your site on trailers or in truck beds immediate area of your site that other visitors. Visitors who do not comply may campground earlier in the week and pay but they cannot be operated. You would have to check) in the envelope portion of the per- lower restroom is open daily when the camp- deposit into designated garbage receptacles. be subject to appropriate civil citations freezer, picnic tables, and restrooms with is “DEAD AND DOWN” for your fire; however, the main road in the center of the park. for the site each day from that day up transport them out of the park to the trail system mit and deposit it into the deposit box. ground is open from approximately 9:00 a.m. Store pet food in vehicle or camping unit when and/or a loss of park use privileges. flush toilets and running water sinks. available dead and down wood is typically Another smaller open air picnic shelter until Friday when we plan on camping via trailer or other method. Credit cards are NOT an accepted method to 4:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and from not in use. Advanced reservations for any given cal- scarce. You should consider purchasing locally complete with picnic tables is located on to ensure that we get the specific site of payment. 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday. endar year are accepted beginning Janu- harvested firewood (see the Firewood Adviso- the main lawn area close to the pavilion. that we want for the weekend? Q: Does the park offer a swimming area Pick up after your pet! ary 2nd of that year. Rental fees are due for my kids to cool off and enjoy? • Campers CANNOT prepay and/or register for ry). Pre-cut firewood sold for $3.00 per bundle Both shelters are available to all park vis- A: Yes. You have occupancy rights to that site as Keep your park clean! at the time of placing the reservation. a site in advance of arriving at the park. and delivered to your site is available by con- itors on a first-come, first-served basis. long as a registration slip is filled out and clipped A: Yes. The park offers a sandy public beach with Firewood Advisory Reservations can be made by contacting tacting one of the park attendants. There are Firewood may contain non-native insects and plant diseas- NO advance reservations are available. to the site post and payment has been made for designated swimming area closeby to a picnic • Upon arrival, campers can choose to pay day- Recycling the Forestry Department at (715) 378- each day prior to your arrival. You do not have to and children’s play areas. A restroom that can be also several local businesses that sell bundled es. Bringing firewood into Douglas County from other ar- The shelters are considered “taken” when by-day rather than all at one time. 3 recycling stations are provided 2219, [email protected], or place any camping item at the site during the used as a bath house for clothing changes is also campfire wood in the immediate area as well. eas may accidentally spread pest insects and diseases that they are being actively used. Placing ob- • A site is not considered “taken” until a regis- to properly dispose of metal, glass, visiting the Department office. week as a requirement to “occupy” the site even available. No lifeguards are on duty. threaten the health of the County Forest. Visitors should use jects or materials in a shelter in advance through you will not be there until Friday. How- tration slip is filled out and clipped to the site Help keep pests out. and paper products. Stations are to “hold” it with no individual present is located in the campground, beach firewood that was gathered within the County or purchased from a local vendor. Do not ever, you are encouraged to place something at Q: Friends, family and I are going to be post and payment has been deposited. There prohibited. Furthermore, having an indi- the site as a clear indicator that it is occupied oth- spending the 4th of July Holiday week- Don’t bring firewood in! area, and pavilion. Be sure to review important leave firewood in a park or in the Forest, do not transport locally purchased firewood out are no requirements for occupying a site for vidual present without actually using the er than only the registration slip clipped to the end camping at the park. Can we bring information posted at these stations before de- of the County – BURN IT! it to be considered “taken”. Water shelter to “hold it” in advance is prohib- site post. You are also encouraged to inform one and ignite fireworks in the park to join in positing items and please keep all non-recycla- DON’T MOVE FIREWOOD PERIOD! of the park attendants of your plans so they are ited. the Holiday celebration? • In the event you plan to register and pay for The upper restroom/show- bles out of these containers. The parks recycling aware as well. If the site has been paid for each a site prior to locating your tent, camping er house facility offers water program is one of the ways Douglas County is prior day and a registration slip properly filled A: No. The use or possession of fireworks or any out and posted, the site is yours when you arrive other similar type of device is prohibited in the unit, or other belongings on the site, please through a drinking fountain and working towards encouraging residents and Emerald Ash Borer Amphitheater on Friday. park at any time for any purpose. Individuals be sure to inform one of the park attendants. a spigot (spicket). This water is visitors to recycle where they live, work and play. Douglas County is currently under Wisconsin Department of Agri- potable (approved for drinking) and can be culture, Trade, and Consumer Protection (DATCP) and United States The main focus of the Music in the Park found possessing or igniting fireworks anywhere All park users are encouraged to recycle. ATV use in the park is in the park will be cited accordingly. Once paid, no refunds will used to fill water tanks on camping units or Department of Agriculture (USDA) quarantine for Emerald Ash Bor- summer concert series, the amphithe- be issued. containers that can be stored at your site. Help keep the park beautiful. PROHIBITED er (EAB). All firewood use, collection, and transport is highly regu- ater is located next to the pavilion and You MAY NOT operate an ATV or any other lated. For additional information on the quarantine, including fire- lower parking area above the lake. The Access for People with Disabilities No water hookups available Recycle today for a better off-highway vehicle in the park at any time for any purpose. See the “ATV’s, UTV’s, Dirt Bikes, & Other wood rules and regulations, please contact DATCP at 608-224-4573 acoustically designed, open-air structure If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, at any individual sites. park tomorrow! Similar Vehicles” section for further information. and/or the USDA-APHIS at 608-231-9553. please contact the Forestry Department before you plan to visit.