Kohler-Andrae State Park
Welcome to one of the last remaining natural places on all of Lake Michigan, the beautiful Kohler-Andrae State Park located in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Swimming: The white sandy beaches help swimmers and walkers experience the beauty of this park. Park
History: Over the years glacial retreat created glacial marshes but they also exposed large drainage ways. Archeological evidence suggests that the first humans arrived in the region over 9500 years ago. In more recent times two State Parks were established each named after their previous landowners, John Michael Kohler and Terry Andrae. In time the parks would be merged into one park.
Swimming: There are no lifeguards on duty at the Lake Michigan swimming beach so please swim at your own risk.
Camping: 52 of the 137 campsites have electrical hookups.
To contact the office please call 920-451-4080.
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