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Photo: Wisconsin DNR

Visitors can see how lead shot was made in the mid-1800s, hike bluff trails and enjoy river views at this park outside Spring Green. A picnic area and shelter, hiking trails, canoe landing on the Wisconsin River and a small campground are all available.

Quick answers

When is the best time to visit Tower Hill State Park?

It depends on what you came for. Camping is best in June–September, fall color in October, boating & paddling in June–September and hunting in November.

What can you do at Tower Hill State Park in each season?

Winter (December–February): hiking and fishing. Spring (March–May): hiking, fishing and hunting. Summer (June–August): camping, hiking, boating & paddling, fishing and picnics & shelters. Fall (September–November): camping, hiking, fall color, boating & paddling, fishing, hunting and picnics & shelters.

Do you need a state park sticker at Tower Hill State Park?

Yes. Every motor vehicle that stops at Tower Hill State Park needs a Wisconsin State Park System vehicle admission sticker, daily or annual (from $13 a day with Wisconsin plates). Our Pass page has every price and which one to buy.

Can you camp at Tower Hill State Park in winter?

Camping here is seasonal, generally May–October. The DNR's pages for this property don't list winter camping.

What state parks and trails are near Tower Hill State Park?

The closest state properties, as the crow flies: Governor Dodge State Park (10 mi), Blue Mound State Park (13 mi) and Natural Bridge State Park (15 mi).

Good for

Best months

June · July · August · September · October · November

Visiting

Accessibility

From the DNR's accessibility guide, reviewed October 2026. Call the property to confirm before you go.

Nearby

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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.

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