Important information about Hunting on Waukesha County Parks Land

• Motorized vehicle use prohibited on County land.
• Hunting permitted in designated areas only.
• Bag limits, daily hours, licenses or other regulations are in accordance with those rules and regulations established by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
• Individuals participating in hunting on a property listed on this web page are allowed to enter prior to sunrise.
• Be aware that possession, use, and discharge of bows and firearms are subject to local municipal regulations.
• Permanent blinds and stands are not permitted. All stands and blinds must be removed at the close of each day. The damaging of trees or removal of vegetation is prohibited.
• Baiting is prohibited.
• Please leave property as you found it; take out anything you brought in
• Target practice or shooting not associated with the actual harvest of licensed game is prohibited.
• Practice archery at Waukesha County Parks Archery Ranges.

Where to hunt on Waukesha County Lands:
(Click on desired hunting area.  Firearm Regulations and Site Maps will appear to the right.)

• Ashippun River Greenway
• Bark River Greenway
• Fox River Greenway
• Genesee CreekGreenway
• Mill Creek Greenway
• Mukwonago River Greenway
• Oconomowoc River Greenway
• Pewaukee River Greenway
• Scuppernong River Greenway
• Spring Brook Greenway

Special Archery Hunt at Nashotah Park
Nov. 27 through Dec. 17, 2018  

Nashotah Park Map

Nashotah Special Archery Hunt FAQ

Information for Hunters

Nashotah Hunt Press Release

Please report your successful harvest information: 

Successful Harvest Reporting Survey

If you would like to place a trail camera in any Waukesha County Park, you must first apply for a Trail Camera Permit. Please apply, using the registration below and completing through the transaction process. Upon County approval, you will then be emailed an official Trail Camera Placement Permit, which will include a Permit Number. This number MUST be added to the trail camera that you place (in a permanent fashion, such as engraving, permanent marker, etc.). At that time, you can place your camera in the location agreed upon. Your permit is good for one year from application date, only in the location that you specified in the application. After one year, if you wish to continue, or if at any time you choose to move the camera, you must complete another application.

Trail Camera Permit