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Naga-Waukee Park

Hartland, WI
Length: Varies
Type: Loop

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As one of the eight Waukesha County Parks, Naga-Waukee Park is located just off the freeway and along the Ice Age Trail. Follow the short wooded trails and long boardwalks down to the beach at Nagawicka Lake (a nice little playground is down there but you do have to walk a ways from parking), or you can pop onto the paved Lake Country Trail/Ice Age trail on the south end of the park. This park also features a large multipurpose field excellent for kite flying or letting littles run free in the open.

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Trail Features

Seasons Fall, Spring, Summer, and Winter
Surface type Dirt
Stroller friendly No
ADA accessible No
Water fountains Yes
Bathrooms No
Cell reception Excellent
Pet friendly No
Nearby convenience store Yes
Camping Nearby No
Emergency support
within 5 miles 		Yes

Trail highlights

Lake, Picnic Area, Playground, Shaded Hike, and Viewpoint

The hike down the boardwalk to the beach would be slippery during winter if it’s icy conditions; even in rain use caution there.
I’ve seen this park done with a stroller but don’t particularly recommend that.

Fee & Parking Details

Fee : $5.00

Bring $5 exact cash to enter or use your annual Waukesha County Parks sticker

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