Navarino State Wildlife Area and Nature Center

This 15,000-acre property is a mix of prairie, woodlands, marshes and flowages. The Wolf and Shioc Rivers shape the character of this landscape that is home to many species of native mammals including badgers, coyotes, porcupines and beavers. A nature center offers visitors educational opportunities and there are programs led by staff naturalists. There are prairie restorations to explore, or enjoy a 47-mile, self-guided auto tour of the property.
Drives through the area in the early evening produce many sightings of deer, or you might hear the call of a Great Horned or Barred Owl.

Directions: From Shawano, go south 5 miles on Cty K to Cty T east 1.3 miles to the hamlet of Lunds, then south 4.5 miles on McDonald Rd to Lindstern Rd east to the nature center.

Gazetteer: Page 66, 4-C (prior to 10th edition). | Page 60, E-2 (10th edition).

Phone: 715/758-6999.

Web site: Navarino Nature Center | WDNR Navarino State Wildlife Area

Signature Species: Northern Harrier, Eastern Bluebird, Tundra Swan and American Bittern.

Rare Species: Loggerhead Shrike and Little Blue Heron.

Seasonality: Open all year.

Parking: Parking Lots.

Nearest Food & Lodging: Shawano or Bonduel.