How much does it cost to enter Devil's Lake State Park?

A vehicle admission sticker is required at Devil's Lake State Park. A daily pass costs $13 for Wisconsin-registered vehicles and $16 for out-of-state vehicles. A senior daily pass (Wisconsin plates, age 65 and older) is $3. An annual sticker costs $28 for Wisconsin-registered vehicles and $50 for out-of-state vehicles. Rates are effective Aug. 19, 2025.

What is the annual park sticker fee for Wisconsin State Parks?

The annual Wisconsin State Park vehicle admission sticker costs $28 for Wisconsin-registered vehicles and $50 for out-of-state vehicles. A senior annual sticker for Wisconsin residents age 65 and older is $13. Additional stickers for household vehicles are available at a reduced rate: $15.50 for Wisconsin-registered vehicles and $32.50 for out-of-state vehicles. Annual stickers are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase and expire on the last day of the marked month. Rates effective Aug. 19, 2025.

Can I use a National Park Pass at Devil's Lake State Park?

Yes. The America the Beautiful — National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass is accepted at Devil's Lake State Park for vehicle entry. Devil's Lake qualifies because it is part of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail. Existing Golden Eagle Passports are honored according to their original terms.

How much does it cost to camp at Devil's Lake State Park?

Devil's Lake State Park uses differential pricing — nightly rates vary by campground, site type, available amenities, and time of year. As a top-tier park in the Wisconsin system, rates are higher than the statewide base rate. Non-resident rates at peak-season sites can reach $53 per night. The exact rate for a specific site is shown in the Wisconsin State Park reservation system at wisconsin.goingtocamp.com after you select your dates and site.

Where can I buy a Wisconsin State Park sticker?

Wisconsin State Park stickers can be purchased in person at any Wisconsin State Park visitor information office, including at Devil's Lake State Park. Annual stickers can also be purchased online at YourPassNow.com, or by calling any Wisconsin State Park office. Devil's Lake can be reached at (608) 356-8301. Phone purchases require a Visa or Mastercard.

How long is a Wisconsin State Park annual sticker valid?

A Wisconsin State Park annual sticker is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase. It expires on the last day of the month marked on the sticker.

Do Wisconsin residents get a discount on park admission?

Yes. Residency for Wisconsin State Park admission is determined by vehicle registration, not home address. If your vehicle has Wisconsin license plates, you qualify for the resident rate regardless of where you live. The resident daily pass is $13, compared to $16 for out-of-state vehicles. The resident annual sticker is $28, compared to $50 for out-of-state vehicles.

Is there an hourly pass for Devil's Lake State Park?

Yes. An hourly vehicle pass is available at Devil's Lake State Park for $5. Note that hourly passes are not offered at all Wisconsin state parks — Devil's Lake is among the parks where this option is available.

Park Stickers & Fees - Devil's Lake State Park Area Visitor's Guide

Q: Do I need a state trail pass at Devil's Lake State Park?

No. State trail passes for skiing and mountain biking are not required at Devil's Lake State Park.

A vehicle admission sticker is required to enter Devil’s Lake State Park. Annual stickers are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase and expire on the last day of the marked month. Rates last verified April 2026. Confirm current rates at the Wisconsin DNR before your visit.

Annual Stickers

Wisconsin Plates

Annual sticker $28.00

Senior annual (age 65+) $13.00

Additional household vehicle $15.50

Residency is determined by vehicle registration, not home address. A Wisconsin-registered vehicle qualifies for resident rates regardless of where you live.

Out-of-State Plates

Annual sticker $50.00

Additional household vehicle $32.50

Additional stickers for household vehicles require all vehicles to be registered to the same address.

Daily Passes

Single-Day Vehicle Pass

Wisconsin plates $13.00

Out-of-state plates $16.00

Senior daily (WI plates, age 65+) $3.00

Hourly pass $5.00

The hourly pass is available at Devil’s Lake State Park. It is not available at all Wisconsin state parks.

Bus Passes

Bus daily — Wisconsin $16.00

Bus daily — out-of-state $30.00

Bus passes cover the vehicle. Individual passengers do not need separate passes.

Where to Buy

Purchase Options

In person Visitor information office at Devil’s Lake and any Wisconsin State Park

By phone Devil’s Lake office: (608) 356-8301 — Visa or Mastercard

Online Annual stickers only — YourPassNow.com →

Special Passes

America the Beautiful Pass — Federal Lands Pass

The America the Beautiful — National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass is honored at Devil’s Lake State Park for vehicle entry. Devil’s Lake is part of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail, which qualifies it for federal pass acceptance. Existing Golden Eagle Passports are honored according to their original terms.

State trail passes for skiing and mountain biking are not required at Devil’s Lake State Park.

Federal pass accepted No trail pass required

Camping Rates

Nightly Rates — Variable Pricing

Devil’s Lake uses differential pricing — rates vary by campground, site type, amenities, and time of year. As a top-tier park in the Wisconsin system, rates are higher than the statewide base. Non-resident rates at peak-season sites can run up to $53 per night. The actual rate for a specific site is only shown after you select it in the reservation system.

To see exact rates: Search for Devil’s Lake in the Wisconsin State Park reservation portal, select your dates, and choose a site. The nightly fee displays on the site detail screen before you commit to a reservation.

Check availability and rates at the Wisconsin reservation portal → Camping guide — campgrounds, site types, and what to expect →

Hunting, Fishing & Outdoor Recreation Licenses

Hunting, fishing, and other Wisconsin outdoor recreation licenses are sold separately through the Wisconsin DNR GoWild system. These are not included with a park admission sticker.

Purchase licenses at Wisconsin DNR GoWild →

Park hours & information → Camping guide → Wisconsin DNR admission page →