Photo: Wisconsin DNR
Experience "living history" at Heritage Hill State Park, a unique outdoor museum in Green Bay. The park features 24 structures from Wisconsin's past — the fur trade in 1762, Fort Howard in 1836, small towns in 1871 and ethnic farms in 1905. The park and museum is operated by the Heritage Hill Corporation. A per-person admission fee to the park is charged. Wisconsin state park vehicle admission stickers are not sold at Heritage Hill.
Quick answers
When is the best time to visit Heritage Hill State Park?
It depends on what you came for. History & mounds is best in June–September.
Do you need a state park sticker at Heritage Hill State Park?
Heritage Hill charges a per-person admission instead of a vehicle sticker, and doesn't sell vehicle passes. Conservation Patron license holders get free walk-in access.
What state parks and trails are near Heritage Hill State Park?
The closest state properties, as the crow flies: Lost Dauphin State Park (7 mi), Fox River State Trail (10 mi) and Friendship State Trail (20 mi).
Good for
- History & mounds
Best months
June · July · August · September
Visiting
- Admission: There is a per-person admission charge to Heritage Hill.
- Hours: Heritage Hill State Park hours vary.
- Phone: 920-448-5150
Nearby
- Lost Dauphin State Park (7 mi)
- Fox River State Trail (10 mi)
- Friendship State Trail (20 mi)
- Devil's River State Trail (20 mi)
- Ahnapee State Trail (23 mi)
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Text and park details on this page come from the property's DNR pages, checked every Monday; last change October 24, 2026. Closures and notices load live. Check current conditions before you go.