Reservations can be made online at adamscountyparks.com If you have any questions please call the park(s) directly – Petenwell Park (608) 564-7513 or Castle Rock Park (608) 339-7713. Reservations are accepted on a first come basis beginning Jan. 1 for the current year. A minimum two night’s stay is required with a maximum of 2 weeks stay.
Most sites have water &/or electricity on site
Playground, swimming beach, boat launch, concessions, game room, heated/shower restrooms 24/7.
Yes.
Yes, a $5 dumping fee is required
Castle Rock and Petenwell are open year round with heated shower/ restroom facilities available 24/7. Hwy 21 public access is open year round. All other day use parks are closed November 1 – April 15.
Yes. A per vehicle day use fee is required. A season sticker is also available that adheres to your windshield and is valid April – April and includes all Adams County Parks/public accesses.
Arrowhead, Sherwood, Camelot, Petenwell, Big Roche-A-Cri, Castle Rock, Patrick Lake, Mason Lake, Jordan Lake, Crooked Lake, and the Hwy 21 Launch.
No; a valid Adams County Parks pass is required for county owned facilities which require a user fee.
Seasonal boat slip reservations are made by calling Petenwell Park 608 564 7513 or Castle Rock Park 608 339 7713 directly. Reservation request begin at 12am January 1st. Daily, weekly and monthly boat slips cannot be reserved; they are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
No the park sticker fee includes the boat launch use.
No
No
We follow the state guidelines, click the link to learn more http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/Invasives/firewood.html
Yes
Very minimal, mostly snacks, soda, water, wood , ice
No – one family (i.e. parents/minor children) per campsite. Two adult couples would be two campsites. Minor children are welcome to camp in a separate camping unit (tent) from parents on parent’s campsite.
No.
No. Only licensed vehicles/motorcycles are allowed.
No.
No.
No.
No, swim at your own risk. Designated swim areas located at Castle Rock, Petenwell, and Arrowhead (day use park) Parks.
No.
Yes; however they may not be left unattended and must be on a leash at all times and “quiet”.
Shelter reservations are accepted beginning January 1 on a first come basis for the current year by calling the Parks Administration office at 608-339-4230. Shelters are available at Arrowhead County Park, Castle Rock County Park, Patrick Lake County Park, and Petenwell County Park.
Picnic tables or folding tables inside and picnic tables outside shelter, refrigerator(s), electrical outlets, counters, charcoal grills outside shelters. Sinks/water not available in shelter buildings. Restrooms nearby. Shelter rental includes free park entrance (no day user fee) for your guests.
Yes pending shelter availability. Quiet hours for Park still apply - amplified speech is prohibited.
Yes.
This probably depends on your guests, but yes open consumption of alcohol is allowed.
Yes with Park Manager approval and shelter building availability. Standard park shelter rental fee still applies.
Yes with Park Manager approval and shelter building availability. Non-profit group(s) must also provide the Parks Department with a Certificate of Insurance for their event and must also have the necessary license to sell alcohol.
No.
Ask for the Park Manager at the Petenwell or Castle Rock Park Office Building or for Outlying Parks/Public Accesses contact the Administration Office at 608-339-4230.
No. Petenwell Park is developing an ATV/UTV campground area that will have direct access to the ATV/UTV trail.
No. They are separate trail systems.
There is free parking by the Monroe Prairie Recreation Area Trail Head on Badger Avenue in the Town of Rome.
No. Some roadways are open to ATV/UTV’s and those are signed – if no signage no ATV/UTV’s allowed.
May 19 – Nov. 1 annually. Road routes are open year round.
Call the Town of Rome at 715-325-8013.
Castle Rock and Petenwell Parks are designated load/unload snowmobile areas with immediate trail access.
The most up-to-date Adams County snowmobile trail conditions may be found by calling the Parks Administration office at 608-339-4230 and choosing the trails information line. A recorded message with trail openings/closures and trail conditions is updated as conditions change. (It is not updated daily/just as needed.)
Maps are available at various businesses around the County. You may also get one by calling the Parks Administration office at 608-339-4230 or the Chamber of Commerce at 608-339-6997.
No rentals available.
Chamber of Commerce at 608-339-6997.
You will need to purchase an out-of-state sticker for your snowmobile. Your snowmobile also needs to be registered/licensed in the State in which you live according to that State’s requirements.