Cadiz Springs State Recreation Area

Cadiz Springs State Recreation Area is a protected area in Wisconsin that encompasses wetlands, open fields, and wooded sections. These different environments support diverse native animal populations and offer various ways for visitors to engage with the landscape.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources created this protected area in 1980 to safeguard natural resources for public use. The establishment reflected growing interest in preserving wild spaces during that period.

Local people come here throughout the year to spend time outdoors and observe wildlife in their natural setting. The place is part of the everyday outdoor life for people living nearby.

Multiple hiking trails, fishing spots, picnic areas, and camping zones are spread throughout the recreation area and accessible year-round. Plan your visit based on what activities interest you and bring suitable gear for the season.

Two spring-fed ponds maintain constant water levels throughout the year without dropping in cold months. This natural stability allows fishing and aquatic wildlife observation to continue even when other water bodies freeze.

Location: Wisconsin

Inception: 1980

GPS coordinates: 42.58420,-89.77190

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:41