Castle Rock Lake is the fourth largest inland lake in Wisconsin and offers plenty of fishing, camping and boating. Buckhorn State Park, Castle Rock Park & Germantown Park offers visitors plenty of space to picnic and enjoy the view. Many campsites and resorts surround the lake and boat launches are plentiful. Whether your thing is jet skiing or sailing, there's plenty of big water for you to enjoy for a day, a week or a lifetime!
Map of Castle Rock Lake
Showing posts with label Waterfront in WI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Waterfront in WI. Show all posts
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Shoreland zoning in Wisconsin
Here's a great article explaining Wisconsin's Lakefront and Shoreland Zoning.
Wisconsin Shoreland Zoning Rules
With over 15,000 inland lakes, 50,000 miles of rivers and streams, and 1000 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, water plays a key role in shaping the physical and cultural identity of Wisconsin. Boasting of quiet trout streams, wild rivers and streams, and inland lakes and wetlands created by ice-age glaciers, Wisconsin is blessed with a tremendous number and variety of water resources. Providing a necessary source of food and transportation, these water resources played a key role in the settlement of Wisconsin by Native American tribes and early settlers. Today, our water resources continue to play a vital role to local economies, natural habitats, and recreational activities.
To read all the requirements click here
Minimum Statewide Shoreland Zoning Standards
This information comes directly from the Wisconsin Realtors Association of which I am a proud member!
Wisconsin Shoreland Zoning Rules
With over 15,000 inland lakes, 50,000 miles of rivers and streams, and 1000 miles of Great Lakes shoreline, water plays a key role in shaping the physical and cultural identity of Wisconsin. Boasting of quiet trout streams, wild rivers and streams, and inland lakes and wetlands created by ice-age glaciers, Wisconsin is blessed with a tremendous number and variety of water resources. Providing a necessary source of food and transportation, these water resources played a key role in the settlement of Wisconsin by Native American tribes and early settlers. Today, our water resources continue to play a vital role to local economies, natural habitats, and recreational activities.
To read all the requirements click here
Minimum Statewide Shoreland Zoning Standards
This information comes directly from the Wisconsin Realtors Association of which I am a proud member!
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