Door Creek Wildlife Area

Scenic View

Lower Yahara River Trail Corridor

Shoreline along Lake Kegonsa

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The 834-acre Door Creek Wildlife Area is a public hunting area that consists of a large wetland complex extending north of Lake Kegonsa along Door Creek. The property is divided by the railroad into two units. The South Unit is located between Fish Camp County Park and Lake Kegonsa State Park.  Hunting opportunities are available for deer, turkey, pheasant and waterfowl in both units.

For more information on hunting and trapping in Dane County Wildlife Areas, please visit our Hunting webpage.

Special hunting regulations:

• Both units are limited to shotgun, muzzleloaders and archery only.
• Trapping is allowed in the South Unit only.

This property is part of the Legacy Sediment Removal Project.