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Parks in Lincoln County Forests

Otter Lake
Located on Otter Lake in the Harrison Hills, this developed park has 20 campsites, a swimming beach, picnic area, nature trails, cross country ski trails, toilets, water pump and a boat landing (No Motors Allowed).
 
Camp Newwood
Located on the Wisconsin River along State Highway 107, this developed park has 10 campsites, picnic area, playground facilities, 2 reserveable shelters, boat/canoe landing, toilets, water pump and Ice Age Trail segment.
 
Underdown Recreation Area
Located in the southern part of the Harrison Hills Forest Unit, this developed park has 10 campsites large enough for horse trailers, cross country ski trails, mountain bike trails, hiking trails, toilets and water pump.
 
Tug Lake Recreation Area
Located on Tug Lake in the center of the county, this developed park has a reserveable shelter (electricity), picnic area, swimming beach, playground facilities and a boat landing.
 
Prairie Dells Scenic Area
Located on the Prairie River along State Highway 17 in the south eastern part of the county. This developed park has water pump and picnic areas with scenic waterfalls.
 
Larson Lake Wayside
Located on Larson Lake on County Highway K in the central part of the county. This wayside has a picnic area, toilet facilities, water pump and fishing access.
 
Hay Meadow Park
Located on Big Hay Meadow Creek along State Highway 17 in the south eastern part of the county. This park has picnic and toilet facilities and water pump.
 
Spirit Falls
Located on the Spirit River along State Highway 86 in the north west part of the county. This is an undeveloped park with access to the river for fishing and a scenic rapids.
 
Tripoli Park
Located in the very north west corner of the county on the Somo River along State Highway 8. This is an undeveloped park with no facilities.
 
Jack Pines
Located in the City of Merrill, this park is a red pine plantation with some natural white pine. The area is mainly used for winter sledding by local children. No facilities available.

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