Pattison State Park located in Wisconsin’s Douglas County was originally established as of 1920, covers approximately 1400 acres, and is known for. This State Park is on the southern shores of Lake Superior along State Highway 35. The park features the tallest waterfall in the state of Wisconsin. Some of the main things to do include being active within the park and exploring through paddling, hiking, fishing, geocaching, and swimming.
The park is all season and offers accommodations for winter camping as well as any other time of year. Some of the facilities available are large picnic areas and many great camping options. Such as the park offers group camping, modern sites, tenting sites, and cabins for rent with wheelchair accessibility. Most campsites are in a forest setting with access by way of road. They are perfect for all ages, individual campers, group camping, or for family fun. Pattison State Park is open all year, seven days a week, mostly 6 am to 11 pm.
