16 Free Swimming Holes near Dousman, WI - Free Arenas
Dousman, WI, USA
43.014176, -88.4725983
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16 Free Swimming Holes near Dousman, WI

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Kettle Morain South Trail Head

Dousman, Wisconsin

5.4 miles S

Over 30 miles of connected mostly single-track trails through the Southern Unit of Kettle Moraine State Forest — the John Muir and Emma Carlin systems linked by a connector trail.

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Lower Spring Lake Beach

Palmyra

10.8 miles SW

Free village swim beach on Lower Spring Lake in Palmyra, Wisconsin, with a small sand beach, buoyed swim area, playground and pavilion. No lifeguard; staffed weekends in summer.

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Muskego Park

Muskego

17.4 miles SE

Waukesha County's Muskego Park has a roped, unguarded swim beach on a small pond, open sunrise to sunset from mid-May through late September. A $7 county daily vehicle permit or annual membership is required.

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Kettle Moraine Area

Sheboygan, Wisconsin

19.7 miles SW

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Pike Lake Beach

Hartford

21.7 miles N

Sand swimming beach with a buoyed, shallow swim area on Pike Lake in the Kettle Moraine State Forest's Pike Lake Unit east of Hartford. No lifeguards; a Wisconsin state park vehicle pass is required.

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Bartel's Beach

Lake Mills

22.9 miles W

Bartel's Beach is a free, unguarded city swim beach on the east shore of Rock Lake in Lake Mills, with a marked swim area, sandy bottom, playground and picnic grounds a short walk from downtown.

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McKinley Beach

Milwaukee

30.0 miles E

McKinley Beach reopened in May 2024 after a nearly four-year closure that followed four drownings in 2020 and a $1.1 million rebuild that hauled in some 12,000 cubic yards of sand to bring the swimming area back to waist depth. It is open for swimming wit

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Big Foot Beach State Park

Lake Geneva

31.0 miles S

A narrow, shallow-entry state park beach on Buttons Bay of Geneva Lake just south of downtown Lake Geneva. No lifeguards; a Wisconsin state park vehicle pass is required ($13 daily with Wisconsin plates).

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Grant Park Beach

South Milwaukee

32.8 miles E

Free, unguarded Lake Michigan beach in Milwaukee County's Grant Park in South Milwaukee, with soft sand, free parking, a seasonal grill in the 1937 pavilion, and summer E. coli testing.

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Lions Beach

Janesville

36.1 miles SW

Free, unguarded city swim beach on Lions Pond, a former gravel pit in Janesville, open daily 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day, with weekly E. coli testing.

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Lake Kegonsa State Park Beach

Stoughton

38.4 miles W

The DNR's designated swim beach on Lake Kegonsa, on the lake's northeast shore near Stoughton. No lifeguards, a bathhouse next to the sand, and a state park vehicle pass ($13 daily with Wisconsin plates) required.

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Port Washington South Beach

Port Washington

39.6 miles NE

Port Washington's city-run Lake Michigan beach south of the power plant, free and open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Cold open-lake water, no lifeguards found, and a tiny lot that fills fast.

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Port Washington North Beach

Port Washington

40.4 miles NE

Free city-run Lake Michigan sand beach below the Upper Lake Park bluff in Port Washington, reached by an 83-step stairway or a walk around the wastewater plant. Bluff slides close it at times.

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Frost Woods Beach

Monona

43.8 miles W

A small, free, unguarded City of Monona beach on shallow Wiicawak Bay, about 80 feet of sand in heavy woods at the 5800 block of Winnequah Road. Warm, murky bay water tested weekly for E. coli and blue-green algae from Memorial Day through Labor Day.

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Eichelman Beach

Kenosha

45.0 miles SE

Free, sheltered Lake Michigan beach in Eichelman Park on Kenosha's 3rd Avenue lakefront, a pocket of sand between rock breakwaters with calm wading water. No lifeguards.

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Harrington Beach State Park

Belgium

47.7 miles NE

Wisconsin state park with more than a mile of Lake Michigan beach near Belgium. Swimming is on the big lake only, with no lifeguard, and the 26-acre quarry lake is closed to swimming and boating.

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