Mill Bluff State Park Conditions

Conditions as of Wednesday, September 16, 2009:

Trails

All trails are open and in good condition, but be sure to bring bug spray for a more enjoyable hike.

Nature

Day to day the leaves are changing colors within the park. Climb the bluff for a birds-eye view of the beautiful colors of the area. Goldenrod and blazing star are in bloom, along with a few varieties of daisies. Pick up a bird list at the park office and check out the birds at Mill Bluff.

Camping

All campsites and facilities are open and in good condition. As a reminder there are no showers at  the park. Showers are available for a fee at area vendors.

Reserved camping for 2009 ends September 27. Reservations for 2010 may be made up to 11 months in advance by calling toll-free (888) 947-2757, TTY (800) 274-7275 or by using the Web.

Any firewood brought in from more than 50 miles away or from a quarantined area [PDF, 102KB] or from out of state will be confiscated due to the potential of carrying harmful emerald ash borers [exit DNR]. Firewood is available for sale at the park for $4 a bundle. More...

Swimming

The swimming pond and beach are in good condition. The water is tested and always has very good readings.

There is no fishing or boating at Mill Bluff.

More Information

Planning a family gathering or a special occasion? The park has many dates still available for the reservable A-frame shelter.

Roads in and around the park are open and in good condition.

Hunting at Mill Bluff State Park
Road Conditions [exit DNR]
Weather [exit DNR]

For more information, ask Mill Bluff State Park, (608) 427-6692.

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