Honey Creek State Wildlife Area

Honey Creek Wildlife Area’s 1,083 acres sit in three separate parcels in the Fox River watershed between Waterford and Burlington. It’s a great place to bring your canoe or kayak for an enjoyable day on Long Lake. Hiking trails take you to the heart of the properties that are a matrix of marsh, uplands, grassy field, forests and lowland brush. This mix of habitat provides opportunities to see flycatchers, terns, Great-blue Herons, American Bitterns, and Sandhill Cranes.

Directions: Located 2 miles north of Burlington on Maple Road, or 1 mile southwest of Rochester on Hwy W, or 3 miles west of Rochester on Hwy FF or Oak Knoll Road.

Gazetteer: Page 30, C-3 (prior to 10th edition). | Page 95, C-5 (10th edition).

Phone: 262/884-2300 (Wisconsin DNR).

Web site: WDNR Honey Creek State Wildlife Area

Signature species: Ring-necked Pheasant and Sandhill Crane.

Rare species: Great Egret and King Rail.

Seasonality: Open all year.

Parking: Parking lots.

Nearest food & lodging: Burlington.