So much to see along the way, a paved trail loops around the entire park reserve and serves as a connection to the north edge of the park reserve.

Set off upon the tranquil lake. Electric trolling motors are allowed, but no gas boat motors or wakes are allowed. Car trailer spaces are available on the northwest end of the lake. A daily or annual boat trailer pass is required.

There are two group campsite locations within the park reserve. Sarah Creek is in the northeast part of the park reserve. Located in close proximity to the bike/hike trail, campers can bike easily over to the recreation area and can often view the trumpeter swans on the way.

The other group campsite, South Group is in the south central part of the park reserve. This group campsite is in close proximity to the horse trail, mountain bike/hiking trail and bike/hike trail.

Like to break your own trail? Cross-country ski trails are ungroomed at Lake Rebecca and shared with hikers. No ski pass is required. Check trail conditions before you head out.

The fenced dog off-leash area is located in Lake Sarah Regional Park, east of Lake Rebecca Park Reserve. A daily pass or annual pass is required for the off-leash area. Owners must pick-up after their dog.

Miles of paved trails allow you and your pet to catch some fresh air. Dogs on a six-foot non-retractable leash are allowed on all paved and turf trails except where posted otherwise. Owners must pick-up after their dog.

Grab your rod and fishing license and try to catch tiger muskies, largemouth bass, walleyes and pan fish in Lake Rebecca. The lake has an access for non-motorized boats and is also popular for ice fishing. Two fishing piers are available - one located in the northwest bay of the lake and the other near the swimming beach.

Geocaching is a family-friendly, high-tech treasure hunt that combines respect for the environment with a sense of adventure. This activity involves placing or looking for a cache using global positioning system (GPS) equipment.

The hiking trail consists of a single loop through the park reserve. It serves as a connection to the north edge of the park reserve.

A horse trail loop surrounds the periphery of the park reserve. The horse trailer parking lot is located near County Road 50 on the north side of the park. Each rider 12 years or older needs a daily or annual pass. Three Rivers does not rent horses. Check the Horseback Riding page for trail status updates.

Ride your mountain bike through the Lake Rebecca Singletrack Trail with numerous opportunities to view the park’s wetlands and wildlife. The trailhead for this new 13.25-mile trail begins at the Hilltop Picnic Area. Click below to check trail conditions before you head out.

Set off upon the tranquil Lake Rebecca. Car/trailer spaces are available on the northwest end of the lake. A daily or annual boat/trailer pass is required. For a different adventure, the park offers carry-in access to the Crow River. 

Perfect for a scheduled event or a spontaneous meal outside. There are two reservation picnic areas that can accommodate large groups. Shelters are available at two reservation sites. The general picnic area contains tables and grills, and is available for use on a first-come, first-served basis.

Lake Rebecca’s Big Woods play area features twists and turns to get the body moving. The hidden creatures are sure to delight the imagination and leave kids hunting for more.

Skijoring is permitted on the multi-use trail and does not require a ski pass. The trail is ungroomed and packed. A portable restroom is available next to parking lot.

The nearly five mile trail provides links through the park along the north and west boundary connecting to State Grants-in-Aid snowmobile trails.

Snowshoe through Lake Rebecca’s Big Woods landscape with numerous opportunities to view the park’s wetlands and wildlife. The trailhead for this new 13.25-mile trail begins at the Hilltop Picnic Area.

An unguarded swimming beach on the lake’s north shore is available for use Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, 9 AM–8 PM daily.