Capital Springs State Park and Recreation Area

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3101 Lake Farm Rd

Madison, WI 53711

+1 (888) 936-7463

http://dnr.wi.gov

Capital Springs State Park & Recreation Area, located in Madison, WI, offers a diverse range of outdoor activities just a stone's throw away from downtown. Visitors can immerse themselves in nature through camping, hiking, and skiing trails, as well as enjoy picnicking, fishing, and boating on Lake Waubesa.

One of the highlights of the park is the Capital City State Trail, seamlessly connecting the property to downtown Madison and other regional Dane County bicycle trails, making it a hub for outdoor enthusiasts. With ample opportunities for volunteering and a requirement for a vehicle admission sticker, Capital Springs State Park is a gateway to experiencing the natural beauty of Wisconsin.

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Scott N.

9/14/2017

This is a grassy parking lot for RVs. Camping sites are packed close together with no space or vegetation to break it up. There are no trees, no shade. It's very crowded, very noisy. While close...

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Capital Springs State Recreation Area, located just minutes from downtown Madison, WI, offers a range of recreational activities including camping, hiking, skiing trails, picnicking, fishing, and boating on Lake Waubesa. The park is connected to the city of Madison via the Capital City State Trail, providing easy access for outdoor enthusiasts. Managed by Dane County Parks Department and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Capital Springs State Recreation Area is a popular destination for locals and visitors alike, providing a serene escape from the city with its beautiful natural surroundings and diverse recreational opportunities.Generated from the website

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