Charles De Langlade Recreation Area is located near Post Lake, WI about 30 miles northeast of Antigo, WI. This area is about 600 acres of county-owned land and contains two small, undeveloped lakes named Perch and Aninnan creating a perfect fishing spot for shoreline, boat, and ice fishing. Please note that the public boat launch on both lakes are primitive and cannot handle all boat and trailer sizes.

While visiting this hidden gem you can expect to see the stunning scenery of towering pines, large oaks, low bog areas, natural shorelines, and an abundance of wildlife such as the Trumpeter Swans!

Amenities

• Campground
• Shoreline Fishing
• Primitive Boat Launch
• Ice Fishing
• Toilets
• Walking/Hiking
• ATV/UTV Trail Access

The Rotary Bike Park & Pump Track is in Antigo next to the Antigo Optimist Skate Park.  The pump track has a circuit of rollers, banked turns, and features designed to be ridden completely by the rider generating momentum from up and down body movements, instead of pedaling or pushing the bike.  The bike park offers a series of obstacles and challenges for mountain bikers of all ages.

This park was made possible through donations from Antigo Rotary Club- Rotary District 6220, Krueger Steinfest, and Todd & Linda Hendrickson as well as generous volunteer support.

   

Veterans Memorial Park is part of the Jack Lake Recreation Area.  This Langlade County park is known for Jack Lake, Jack Lake Campground, and Jack Lake's outdoor recreation offerings.  Jack Lake is a pristine, crystal-clear lake surrounded by hundreds of acres of county-owned forest, rich with recreational opportunities and wildlife. The park and campground are situated on the lake’s west and south shore; nestled among mature maple, birch, oak, and pine trees, providing a relaxing and peaceful setting.

Amenities

• Walking/Hiking/XC/Mountain Bike Trail
• Swimming
• Playground
• Disk Golf
• Shoreline Fishing
• No Wake Fishing
• Community Grill Shelter
• Grills
• Picnic Table
• Shelter
• Camping
• Cabins
• Showers
• Toilets

Yesterday's Sign Park display selected porcelain/enamel and neon signs from Dean Blazek's private collection that reflected the businesses that used to reside in Antigo. Signs on display are all the gasoline brands used to have stations in the city limits, Blatz and Schlitz beer, Rexall Pharmacy, Norge, and Frigidaire. At Christmas, the City of Antigo erected its Christmas tree in the park, and its lights blended nicely with the neon glow.  If you’re visiting northern Wisconsin, adjust your travel plans so you arrive in Antigo just as it gets dark. That is when the lights of Yesterday’s Sign Park shine brightest.  Located on the southwest corner of 5th Avenue and Clermont Street.