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White River Park
Park Features
White River County Park the County’s largest park. With nearly 200 acres and two miles of frontage along the White River, this park features:
- A Canoe/Kayak Launch
- Cross Country Skiing
- Snowshoeing
- Fishing
- Picnicking
- Seasonal Hunting and Trapping (by Permit Only)
- Walking Trails
- Shelter
This link will take you to a list of Park Rules
Shelter Rentals
The shelter is rented on a first-come, first-serve basis. The shelter can comfortably seat 80 individuals. Contact 262-741-3114, Option 2, to determine if the shelter is available for a specific date.
Park Shelter Reservation or Special Permit
Walking Trails
The following nature trails are available at White River Park:
- White River Park Trail Map and Park Overview
- Orange Trail Map and Storybook
- Blue Trail Map and Storybook
Take a virtual tour! Visit our Storybook!
Hunting & Trapping
Hunting and trapping is allowed with a permit from Walworth County. There is no charge for the permit. There are a maximum of 8 permits allowed per day.
Application for Hunting and Trapping Permit
The following rules apply in addition to the Park Rules:
Park Volunteer Opportunities
Volunteers are needed for a half-day to assist with trail maintenance, invasive species removal, and park improvements at the Walworth County Parks. To RSVP for a work day, please contact Walworth County Volunteer Services by telephone 262-741-4223 or email ketexidor@co.walworth.wi.us
Please refer to our Volunteer Workday and Educational Schedule for the dates.
Friends of the Park
The Friends of the White River Park & the Geneva Lakes Conservancy help plan and maintain the park. Volunteers are appreciated and are always welcome! Please consider joining.