Amnicon Falls State Park
Wisconsin

Amnicon Falls State Park

Available Activities
  • Hiking
  • Camping
  • Waterfall Viewing
  • Covered Bridge
Verified by America’s State Parks Editorial Team – Updated February 2026

Amnicon Falls State Park features four stunning waterfalls along the Amnicon River, a historic 55-foot covered bridge, and rustic camping—a Wisconsin gem near Lake Superior!

Four Waterfalls

WaterfallDetails
💧 Upper FallsCascading beauty
💧 Lower FallsUnder the covered bridge!
💧 Snake Pit FallsUnique rock formations
💧 Now and ThenVaries with water level

Historic Covered Bridge

Bridge InfoDetails
📏 Length55 feet
🌉 TypeBowstring footbridge
📍 LocationAbove Lower Falls
📸 Photo OpIconic Wisconsin shot!

36 Rustic Campsites

Camping InfoDetails
🏕️ Sites36 reservable
💵 Fee$15/night + $10.75 reservation
HookupsNone (rustic)
📅 OpenYear-round

FAQ

What’s the covered bridge?

The Horton Covered Footbridge—a 55-foot bowstring bridge crossing the Amnicon River with the main falls flowing beneath it!

Are there showers?

No—rustic camping only. No power hookups or showers. Vault toilets available.

What’s the “Now and Then” falls?

A seasonal waterfall that only flows when water levels are high—hence “now and then!”

🌊 Wisconsin’s Waterfall Wonder

Visit WI DNR website.

Hike Amni at Amnicon Falls State Park
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Birdwatching Amni Scaled at Amnicon Falls State Park
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Hunting Amni at Amnicon Falls State Park
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Geocache Audra at Amnicon Falls State Park
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Quick Facts

  • Location: Wisconsin
  • Coordinates: 46.6072, -91.8925
  • Activities: Hiking, Camping, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing
  • Pets: Allowed on leash in most areas (check local rules)

Things to Do

Wisconsin parks highlight Great Lakes shorelines, river bluffs, Northwoods forests, and glacial landscapes. Activities include beach swimming, hiking the Ice Age Trail, fishing, camping, kayaking Great Lakes sea caves, mountain biking, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.

Best Time to Visit

Summer is peak for lake recreation. Fall foliage peaks late September in northern parks. Winter offers excellent snow sports. Spring can be wet and muddy but offers great fishing.

Visitor Tips

Vehicle sticker required ($28/year residents, $38 non-residents). Devil’s Lake and Peninsula campgrounds book out for summer by January. Ticks prevalent spring through fall.

Explore More Wisconsin State Parks

Amnicon Falls State Park is one of many outstanding state parks in Wisconsin. Discover more parks in our Best State Parks in Wisconsin guide, or use our Park Finder to search by activity, location, or features.

State Parks Team
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State Parks Team

Editorial Team

The State Parks Team is a group of outdoor enthusiasts, researchers, and travel writers dedicated to showcasing America's state parks. Drawing on collective experience visiting parks in all 50 states, the team creates detailed guides, curated park lists, and practical tips to help visitors make the most of their state park adventures. Our mission: making America's state parks accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

Last updated: February 20, 2026

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