Seven Lakes State Park

The state park incorporates 240 sections of land of water for recreational utilize. Once under devlopment by private interests, the state obtained the site in 1969, opening the recreation center in 1992. The site's original development group dammed seven little lakes, generally known as Decoup Lake, to make one substantial lake, recognized by the state as Big Seven Lake.

Moreover, the state recognizes five other named lakes and ious lakes on the park grounds. Recreational facilities in the park incorporate campgrounds, swimming shorelines, cookout territories, vessel dispatches, trails for climbing, mountain biking, and snowmobiling, and hunting regions. Park waters offer looking for largemouth and smallmouth bass, bluegill, pumpkinseed, northern pike, tiger muskie, yellow roost, walleye, dark crappie, and channel catfish.