Parks
The following list contains the names of parks in Dane County that have reservable facilities. Select a name from the list to learn more about that park and see the weekly availability of sites. Additional information about the parks including images and features can be found on the Dane County Parks site.
Park Selection
William G. Lunney Lake Farm County Park
In June 2019, Lake Farm County Park was renamed by county board resolution to William G. Lunney Lake Farm County Park in honor of William (Bill) G. Lunney. Bill served in County government for fifty years, including 30 years as chair of the Dane County Park Commission. The 328-acre park is a unit of the Capital Springs Recreation Area and has a campground, three shelter facilities, play equipment, barrier-free boat launch (with a fish cleaning facility), group camping area, wildlife pond, observation tower, hiking and cross-country ski trails.
Two paved bicycle/pedestrian trails go through the park including:
The campground has 54 reservable sites (two fully accessible), including 39 electrical hook ups for RVs (50 amp), bathroom and shower facilities, wi-fi, and a sanitary dump station.
Shelter #2 Update
Starting in 2020, reservation priority will be given for reserved
Special Events including water-related events such as fishing tournaments to use this facility. Shelter #2 has improvements designed to support water-related events including accessible water access, a large mooring pier, water and electrical hookups.
Sites Availability
Sites
No walk-in self-registration permitted for campsites. All campsites must be reserved online anytime or by calling (608) 224-3730 Monday-Friday 7:45-4:30 pm Central Standard Time
*Shelter available for walk-in use only on a first-come first-served basis; reserving a shelter is not possible, as this must be made a minimum of 2 days before the first day of reservation