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7. Bay Shore Park
General Description | Facilities | Directions | Contact | Submit Observations
Bayshore Park is a popular recreational site with scenic lookouts and a narrow strip of woodland along the Niagaran Escarpment. The park's location along the Green Bay shore line makes it a great place to look for spring and fall migrant songbirds, shorebirds, and waterfowl. Steep forests of oak, maple, and paper birch provide excellent views of migrating birds in the canopy.
Facilities
at Bayshore Park include a breakwater and boat ramp, picnic areas, playground
equipment, baseball/softball diamond, a pavilion with fireplace, restrooms,
short hiking trails, and 110 campsites with electricity, water and dumping
station.
Directions
Take HWY 57 N out of Green Bay, WI. The park is approximately 15 miles north of Green Bay on Sturgeon Bay Road.
Rick Ledvina,
Manager 5637
Sturgeon Bay Road Dyckesville, WI 54217
920-448-4466
Biodiversity Topics: Introduction . Plants . Animals . Mammals . Birds . Reptiles & Amphibians . Arthropods . Spiders . Insects
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for Biodiversity and the University of Wisconsin Green Bay,
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Last
updated on
May 27, 2004