Wisconsin State Park System
Brunet Island State Park

Park Info

Welcome

Brunet Island State Park, on the Chippewa and Fisher rivers, offers more than 1,300 acres of scenic beauty, wildlife, and recreational opportunities. Quiet lagoons and channels are excellent for canoeing and wildlife watching. The landscape in Chippewa County is a product of the most recent Ice Age. The rolling terrain carries a wide variety of forest types and is home to a multitude of wildlife.

• Camping
• Activities and Recreation
• Trail Descriptions
• Reservable Picnic Shelter
• Park History

Directions

From the corner where State Highway 27 makes a right-angle turn in Cornell, go west on Bridge Street (State Highway 64) for .1 mile to Park Road. Turn right on Park Road to the park entrance. Geographic coordinates are 45° 10' 43.9" N, 91° 9' 44.5" W.

Hours

• The park is open from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily.

Park Fees

• A vehicle admission sticker is required.
• Hunting and Fishing Licenses apply.

Concessions and Rental Equipment

Canoe and kayak rentals and firewood are available from local vendors. Check with the park office for contact information.

Explore the Outdoors

Explore the Outdoors

• Nature at the Park
• Wisconsin Explorer Program

Maps/Publications

Park Maps

• Brunet Island State Park Map [PDF]
• Campground Map [PDF]
• Hunting Maps
  

Park Planning

• Master Plan [PDF]

Wisconsin State Park System (WSPS)

• WSPS Plans and Reports

In the Area

Department of Tourism Listings

• Chippewa Falls and New Auburn Area [exit DNR]

More in the Area

• Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest [exit DNR]
• Chippewa County Parks [exit DNR]