Welcome to Parker Lake
The Best of Lake Life, Right Here.
Parker Lake spans 57 acres with a maximum depth of 36 feet, known for its crystal-clear waters and some of the best fishing around. Just a short walk down a small hill leads you to a sandy shoreline and a small beach area near our spacious floating dock. Grab your favorite beverage, soak in the sunrise, go for a paddle, or cast a line—there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Spacious Dock
We have a very spacious floating dock available to use. It's great for relaxing, sun bathing, fishing, and jumping off for a swim! The water is around 5 feet deep at the edge of the dock. Please NO diving, and swim at your own risk.
Great Fishing
Parker Lake is known for great fishing. You can see plenty of fish right off our dock. Species include Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Crappie, Yellow Perch, Largemouth Bass, and Northern Pike. You must have a valid fishing license and follow all WI DNR regulations on catch/size limits.
Kayaks
There are two adult and two child kayaks (and paddles) available to use on the rack near the shoreline. WI DNR requires a life jacket on board. Please place the kayaks upside down on the rack and drain any water when finished.
Pedal Boat
The pedal boat is large and requires two adults to get the cover removed and placed in the water. WI DNR requires a life jacket for each person on board. When finished, please drag the pedal boat back on shore, lean it up against the tree, and stretch the cover back over it.
Stand Up Paddle Boards
Life Jackets & Beach Accessories
There are a variety of both child and adult life jackets and beach accessories located inside the large deck box. Feel free to use any of these items, just please return them when finished.
Public Boating Information
Off of Hwy 82 is a roadway rest area with a small public boat landing for canoe or small boat carry-in. There is a concrete walkway to the launch site. Slow, no wake, except between the hours of 11:00 am - 4:00 pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Personal watercraft (jet ski) are prohibited on Parker Lake. For additional information, please view the WI DNR website.