Northern Wisconsin Vacations - Hayward Lakes Area Travel Planning, Lodging & Recreation Information!

Parks in the Hayward Lakes Area
Shues Pond
Near the downtown area it offers grilling and picnicking opportunities and a gazebo overlooking the pond and island, home to fish and ducks
Hayward Beach
Located behind the Big Musky on Lake Hayward, it offers a sandy beach swimming area with changing rooms and bathrooms. A large picnic area is available with tables and grills. Fishing is encouraged on the peninsula and the public boat landing is located near the park entrance.
Frank Nelson Park
Located off Highway 27 north on Dam Road, it is one of Sawyer County’s newest county-owned parks. An abandoned wayside stop, it offers restrooms and hand-pumped water. Fishing is available along the shore or from the dam. Picnic tables are available.
Silverthorne Park
Located just north of Seeley is also in the Lenroot Township. A new pavilion adorns the small lake offering a diving dock and sand beach. Adjacent ball field is home to the Seeley Loggers and site of the Older than Dirt annual baseball tournament. There is a small boat landing on Silverthorn Lake for non- motorized watercraft.
Hatchery Creek Park
This park is also a county-owned park. If is located just two miles east of Hayward, off of Highway 77. The park features a warming house, toilets, picnic area, and hiking trails.
Eytcheson Park
On County Highway T, features a changing room. This town of Lenroot Park, on Smith Lake has a boat launch and offers a large sandy shallow swimming area.

My husband and I were in Hayward last week and thoroughly enjoyed it
Marilyn B., Champlin, MN