Fourteen clubs located in the area maintain both state funded and club trails. The area's waters are best known for panfish. Fishing season begins on the first Saturday in May and, depending on species, extends though summer into fall and winter for ice fishing. The County presents 7,000 acres of public hunting and fishing grounds for your use. The combination of forest and field makes an ideal habitat for a variety of wildlife including deer, pheasant, turkey, grouse and squirrel.
Archery resumes one week after the close of deer-gun season.
Camp at one of several private campgrounds . Take a trail ride on horseback at ne of the area's riding stables . Two golf courses near Wautoma offer a challenging game among beautiful rolling hills, dotted with pine and oak. The natural beauty in our fourteen County parks yields unlimited opportunities for outdoor recreation including hiking, picnics and relaxing outdoors. While staying at one of the county's crystal clear lakes , try the boating sports of sailing, water-skiing , canoeing or lake fishing.