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In addition to a launch pier for fishing & boating, Patrick Lake has a Swimming beach, Shelter, Picnic Areas, Playground, Baseball Diamond, non-flush Bathrooms & large areas of grass to give the kiddo's somewhere to run & play. The Shelter can be reserved for $75 per day, which includes refrigerator and microwave, tables, chairs, access to the pavilion, playground, swimming area, and baseball diamond and field. This is an excellent place to have family reunions, celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, graduations & have ballgames. (To make reservations for the Shelter, please call Adams County Parks Department at (608) 339-4230 • parks@co.adams.wi.us)
In addition to a launch pier for fishing & boating, Patrick Lake has a Swimming beach, Shelter, Picnic Areas, Playground, Baseball Diamond, non-flush Bathrooms & large areas of grass to give the kiddo's somewhere to run & play. The Shelter can be reserved for $75 per day, which includes refrigerator and microwave, tables, chairs, access to the pavilion, playground, swimming area, and baseball diamond and field. This is an excellent place to have family reunions, celebrate anniversaries, birthdays, graduations & have ballgames. (To make reservations for the Shelter, please call Adams County Parks Department at (608) 339-4230 • parks@co.adams.wi.us)
Parking
Parking
There are two Parking Lots, one on each end of the park. County Parks rules apply, which includes no parking on grassy areas or the beach. The park is closed from 10:30 pm until 7 am every day.
There are two Parking Lots, one on each end of the park. County Parks rules apply, which includes no parking on grassy areas or the beach. The park is closed from 10:30 pm until 7 am every day.
Parking Permits
Parking Permits
Annual Parking Permit Stickers are available from the Adams County Recreation Department at $25 per year or $40 for two permits. If you come to the park and do not have a permit, you may purchase a daily parking pass by putting $5 in an envelope and filling out your vehicle information on it, before depositing it into the parking fee box provided. See Photos below.
Annual Parking Permit Stickers are available from the Adams County Recreation Department at $25 per year or $40 for two permits. If you come to the park and do not have a permit, you may purchase a daily parking pass by putting $5 in an envelope and filling out your vehicle information on it, before depositing it into the parking fee box provided. See Photos below.
Boating Rules
Boating Rules
Slow-no-wake boating is required during the hours of 5 pm to 10 am.
Slow-no-wake boating is required during the hours of 5 pm to 10 am.
County regulations require boats to stay 100 ft away from the swimming area, marked out by buoys.
County regulations require boats to stay 100 ft away from the swimming area, marked out by buoys.
Please REMOVE ALL AQUATIC PLANTS and Drain Water from your Boat and Trailer before entering the lake.
Please REMOVE ALL AQUATIC PLANTS and Drain Water from your Boat and Trailer before entering the lake.
Safety Issues
Safety Issues
The County Park speed limit is 15 mph in the parking lots and driveway.
The County Park speed limit is 15 mph in the parking lots and driveway.
If there is a Blue-Green Algae Bloom in the water, do not swallow lake water or touch foam, scum or algal mats. Also, do not allow Pets to swim in scummy water or lick algae off their fur.
If there is a Blue-Green Algae Bloom in the water, do not swallow lake water or touch foam, scum or algal mats. Also, do not allow Pets to swim in scummy water or lick algae off their fur.
Rinse fish with fresh, clean water and throw away guts before cooking and eating.
Rinse fish with fresh, clean water and throw away guts before cooking and eating.
Do not swim in areas where you cannot see your feet in knee-deep water. There are no lifeguards at the beach, so swim, fish and boat at your own risk. The swimming area is marked by buoys.
Do not swim in areas where you cannot see your feet in knee-deep water. There are no lifeguards at the beach, so swim, fish and boat at your own risk. The swimming area is marked by buoys.
Please follow all safety guidelines for wearing life vests near or on the water.
Please follow all safety guidelines for wearing life vests near or on the water.
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