Goodland County Park has restrooms, 2 boat-launch lanes, 87 parking places for cars and 18 places for cars with boat/canoe trailers. Enjoy picnic areas and pavilions, grills, and recreation fields. There is a no-wake zone along the interface of surface water and vegetation of Waubesa Wetlands. Paddlers can enter the three major creeks, Murphy’s, Deep Spring, and Swan.

Natural Heritage Park covers 30 acres, with parking for 10 cars along Tower Road, accessible from County Highway B. It is the Town of Dunn’s most visited park with trails through recently restored prairie vegetation and along the lakeshore. Paddlers can launch kayaks and canoes.

Christy’s Landing restaurant is where paddlers, boaters, walkers, and auto travelers can enjoy burgers and fish sandwiches, a beer, and sand-lot volley ball.

Town of Dunn McConnell’s Landing has parking for 10 to 15 cars along the street. This small landing is best used for launching canoes and kayaks.

Goodland County Park has restrooms, 2 boat-launch lanes, 87 parking places for cars and 18 places for cars with boat/canoe trailers. Enjoy picnic areas and pavilions, grills, and recreation fields. There is a no-wake zone along the interface of surface water and vegetation of Waubesa Wetlands. Paddlers can enter the three major creeks, Murphy’s, Deep Spring, and Swan.

Natural Heritage Park covers 30 acres, with parking for 10 cars along Tower Road, accessible from County Highway B. It is the Town of Dunn’s most visited park with trails through recently restored prairie vegetation and along the lakeshore. Paddlers can launch kayaks and canoes.

Lake Farm County Park Landing is a 328-acre park with individual and group camping, 3 shelters, a multi-lane boat launch, a fish-cleaning facility, wildlife pond, observation tower, hiking and cross-country ski trails, the Capital City State Trail, and the Lower Yahara River Trail. Within the park, the Lussier Family Heritage Center supports conferences for up to 180 people.

McDaniel Park has restrooms, a shelter, and picnic areas and it supports launching of canoes and kayaks. Users can reserve places on the kayak and canoe rack. Nearby is the Green Lantern supper club.

Babcock County Park Boat Launch has a 4-lane boat launch that is easily accessed from Freeway 90; it has a fishing pier and a fish-cleaning facility. Its 25-unit campground has electricity at all sites, a bathroom and shower, and a sanitary dump station.

The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Access has parking for 4 vehicles, with additional space along Lalor Road. The greeting sign shows a route map and aerial photo of Waubesa Wetlands. At trail’s end, one can see the Deep Spring and the Great Fen and Woodland Trail. It is the trail most used by walkers.

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Access has parking  along the road for about 15 vehicles. The marked trail is used principally by hunters and also hikers.

Research and Educational Access at the Bend in Lalor Road serves University of Wisconsin faculty and students, nature guides (e.g., from the Aldo Leopold Nature Center), citizens of the region, and visitors from across the U.S. and around the world. A one-lane drive has space for several cars alongside.

Waubesa Wetlands Wildlife Area—Dane County Access is a 38-acre entrance to land held by the Department of Natural Resources.