Devil's Lake State Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin.

Devil’s Lake State Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin, is the state’s most visited park, drawing nearly 3 million visitors each year. Covering more than 10,000 acres, it’s part of over 27,000 acres of public land in Sauk County.

The park sits on ancestral Ho-Chunk lands, known as Tee Wakącąk (Sacred Lake), and includes ancient effigy mounds that remain culturally significant today.

This site provides current trail conditions, camping information, and local insight to help you plan a smarter visit to Devil’s Lake State Park.

For more information, you can call the park directly at (608) 356-8301

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What Do I Need To Know?

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I Want To Camp At The Park!

Find everything you need to plan your camping adventure at Devil’s Lake State Park. Let’s Go!

Got Only an Hour Or A Day?

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Start At The Nature Center!

Astronomy Program at Devil's Lake State Park

The Devil’s Lake Nature Center is base camp for family activities, learning programs, expert tips, critters and more… Go!

Play All Day at DLK!

Learn about the beaches, boat rentals, hiking trails, rock climbing, bird watching and all the activities Devil’s Lake has to offer right here! Go!

Explore Sauk County!

Amazing parks, natural areas, hiking trails, bike trails, kayaking, boating, birdwatching, fishing and so much more just minutes from the park! Go!

The Latest From Skillet Creek

Since 1996 the Skillet Creek Journal has been sharing news, events, and commentary focused on nature and outdoor recreation for Devil’s Lake State Park, the Baraboo Hills, and all of Sauk County, Wisconsin.