This was one of the nicest places we have staying. It is a county park, imagine
that! Jimmy went on a hike and he took these pictures.
Nugget Lake County Park was named for the gold mining that took place in the late 1800's.
Open year round, it features 752 acres of semi-wilderness. The lake is 1.8 miles long and 550 ft.
wide. Walleyes, bass, bluegills, and crappies are fished year round. Because only electric trolling
motors are allowed, it is one of the most peaceful lakes you will visit in Wisconsin.
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