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Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is a 43,696-acre National Wildlife Refuge located in northern Juneau County, Wisconsin near the village of Necedah. It was established in 1939 and is famous as the northern nesting site for reintroduction of an eastern United States population of the endangered whooping crane.
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Necedah National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center
United StatesWisconsinTown of NecedahNecedah National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center

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Necedah National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center

N11385 Headquarters Rd, Necedah, WI 54646
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Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is a 43,696-acre National Wildlife Refuge located in northern Juneau County, Wisconsin near the village of Necedah. It was established in 1939 and is famous as the northern nesting site for reintroduction of an eastern United States population of the endangered whooping crane.

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(608) 565-2551
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Nathan FlaminioNathan Flaminio
Update 09/21/23 So much better than the last time! Absolutely perfect day to be here. Hiked for about 2 1/2 hours, and would have stayed longer if I didn't have other places to visit while in the area before losing sunlight (Ship Rock and Rabbit Rock). I will definitely return again in the future (hopefully while the center is open). This is one of several Wisconsin destinations that everyone should see at least once in their life! I think we came a week or two early, we didn't see very much wildlife. Still, there were beautiful sounds of nature and it is a nice serene area. The view from the tower was very nice, and we liked seeing the few birds, turtles, squirrels, and chipmunks. We plan to go back sometime when everything is green again. Worth checking out if you're in the area, but wasn't really worth the time for as far as we drove to see it at the time we went.
Bonnie ABonnie A
We were on our way to another state park when signs popped up for this one, so we thought, why not and drove it. Best choice of the day! The visitors center is gorgeous and has lots to offer, including a gift shop we may have enjoyed a little too much haha. I had a great educational conversation with one of the gals about milkweed as I'd never seen it before. Everyone was so helpful and well educated on the park. The bog walk was amazing, I love it when parks have them. I'm totally freaked out by ticks so not having to walk in the tall grass was excellent. So many birds to watch and look for. Some of the birds seem ok with people being around and didn't mind us walking and chatting. Definitely have a stop here, there's a few lookout posts to stop at that have stationary binoculars you can use.
Ryan SteindorfRyan Steindorf
Stopped in a few times now and wow is NNWR huge, easy to get lost. I've only come later in the season when most birds have already migrated. I do see fishing, hunting, and getting fire wood are on the list of things you can do here. Plenty of trails of any length, blinds and observation towers to sit and chill watching wildlife. The visitor center is big, a little shop for souvenirs, leaning center, and definitely kid friendly. Looks like during summer they have plenty of activity's for the whole family.
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Update 09/21/23 So much better than the last time! Absolutely perfect day to be here. Hiked for about 2 1/2 hours, and would have stayed longer if I didn't have other places to visit while in the area before losing sunlight (Ship Rock and Rabbit Rock). I will definitely return again in the future (hopefully while the center is open). This is one of several Wisconsin destinations that everyone should see at least once in their life! I think we came a week or two early, we didn't see very much wildlife. Still, there were beautiful sounds of nature and it is a nice serene area. The view from the tower was very nice, and we liked seeing the few birds, turtles, squirrels, and chipmunks. We plan to go back sometime when everything is green again. Worth checking out if you're in the area, but wasn't really worth the time for as far as we drove to see it at the time we went.
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We were on our way to another state park when signs popped up for this one, so we thought, why not and drove it. Best choice of the day! The visitors center is gorgeous and has lots to offer, including a gift shop we may have enjoyed a little too much haha. I had a great educational conversation with one of the gals about milkweed as I'd never seen it before. Everyone was so helpful and well educated on the park. The bog walk was amazing, I love it when parks have them. I'm totally freaked out by ticks so not having to walk in the tall grass was excellent. So many birds to watch and look for. Some of the birds seem ok with people being around and didn't mind us walking and chatting. Definitely have a stop here, there's a few lookout posts to stop at that have stationary binoculars you can use.
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Stopped in a few times now and wow is NNWR huge, easy to get lost. I've only come later in the season when most birds have already migrated. I do see fishing, hunting, and getting fire wood are on the list of things you can do here. Plenty of trails of any length, blinds and observation towers to sit and chill watching wildlife. The visitor center is big, a little shop for souvenirs, leaning center, and definitely kid friendly. Looks like during summer they have plenty of activity's for the whole family.
Ryan Steindorf

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Update 09/21/23

So much better than the last time! Absolutely perfect day to be here. Hiked for about 2 1/2 hours, and would have stayed longer if I didn't have other places to visit while in the area before losing sunlight (Ship Rock and Rabbit Rock). I will definitely return again in the future (hopefully while the center is open).

This is one of several Wisconsin destinations that everyone should see at least once in their life!

I think we came a week or two early, we didn't see very much wildlife. Still, there were beautiful sounds of nature and it is a nice serene area. The view from the tower was very nice, and we liked seeing the few birds, turtles, squirrels, and chipmunks. We plan to go back sometime when everything is green again. Worth checking out if you're in the area, but wasn't really worth the time for as far as we drove to see it at the...

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We were on our way to another state park when signs popped up for this one, so we thought, why not and drove it. Best choice of the day! The visitors center is gorgeous and has lots to offer, including a gift shop we may have enjoyed a little too much haha. I had a great educational conversation with one of the gals about milkweed as I'd never seen it before. Everyone was so helpful and well educated on the park. The bog walk was amazing, I love it when parks have them. I'm totally freaked out by ticks so not having to walk in the tall grass was excellent. So many birds to watch and look for. Some of the birds seem ok with people being around and didn't mind us walking and chatting. Definitely have a stop here, there's a few lookout posts to stop at that have stationary binoculars...

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6y

Great sturdy metal lookout tower to see the white swans, geese, pelicans, cranes, and beaver dens. Terrific long wide winding composite wooden boardwalk that goes out into the water to see otters and birds close up. It is suitable for wheel chairs too as well as the other waking trails that lead around the place. The staff at visitor center very knowledgeable and helpful. The visitors center building is well decorated and has learning rooms with stadium seating and tables. It runs on solar power and uses 50,000 gallons rainwater from it's storage tank. Check out the exquisite stainglass 3D window....

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