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- Park Rd, Ashland, WI 54806
- +1 (715) 682-7059
- coawi.org/222/Prentice-Park
Prentice Park is Ashland’s largest park at approximately 100 acres offering tent camping sites, six small RV sites, two pavilions, artesian wells, wildlife viewing & playgrounds.
It features 1.5 miles of ADA compliant trails, one mile of primitive walking trails, and also connects to the Waterfront Trail. It is a natural habitat for migrating birds and a nesting ground for mute swans.
Bring treats to feed to the swans. The park conveniently connects to the Waterfront Trail for walking, running or biking. wildlife viewing & playgrounds.
Campsites are available on a first come, first serve basis with daily, weekly, or monthly (RV only) rates available.
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