Jaycee Quarry Park — quarry swimming hole near Sheboygan, WI
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Jaycee Quarry Park

Swimming hole in Sheboygan, Wisconsin · Quarry

Jaycee Quarry Park is a quarry swimming hole. It is near Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Fee varies. Best season: Late May to early September offers warm weather and fully operational facilities.

Typical season: Late May to early September offers warm weather and fully operational facilities

About Jaycee Quarry Park

Jaycee Quarry Park sits in Wisconsin. Swimmers come for a natural day on the water without resort amenities. What was once a working quarry has been transformed into a beloved public park, its former excavation now filled with strikingly clear freshwater that draws swimmers, families, and curious visitors from across the region. The result is a place that feels both surprising and serene. A piece of geology repurposed into joy. The quarry itself is the centerpiece, its sheer rock walls rising at the water's edge and lending the park a dramatic, almost theatrical quality you don't expect this close to a city. The stone faces. Worn smooth by decades of weather. Frame the water in a way that no natural lakeshore quite replicates. Native plants have crept back into the surrounding land, softening the industrial bones of the site with green life. Wildflowers nod at the margins, and the air carries the clean, mineral scent of fresh water against warm rock. Photographers find the geometry irresistible: reflections of the quarry walls shimmer across the surface, shifting with the light throughout the day. Swim at your own risk at Jaycee Quarry Park. Check conditions after rain and respect any posted closures.

Key facts

Structured details for trip planning — verify access and fees with the land manager before you visit.

Water type
Quarry
Water body
Quarry
Fee
Fee varies
Nearest town
Sheboygan
State
Wisconsin
Coordinates
43.78197, -87.74849
Best season
Late May to early September offers warm weather and fully operational facilities. Spring and autumn provide beautiful foliage and quieter visits.
Access difficulty
Easy access with well-maintained paths; no strenuous hiking required.
Parking
Designated area
Restrooms
Yes
Lifeguard
None — assume unguarded
Camping
No camping at site.
Activities
Swimming
Facilities
Restrooms, picnic areas, parking, and easy access paths available. No camping permitted on-site.
Listing last updated
May 12, 2026

The experience

  • Best time to visitLate May to early September offers warm weather and fully operational facilities. Spring and autumn provide beautiful foliage and quieter visits.
  • AccessEasy access with well-maintained paths; no strenuous hiking required.
  • FacilitiesRestrooms, picnic areas, parking, and easy access paths available. No camping permitted on-site.
  • Camping nearbyNo camping at site.

Highlights & features

  • Clear freshwater swimming in a quarry
  • Family-friendly facilities
  • Scenic photography opportunities
  • Rich wildlife and native plants
  • Accessibility for all visitors
  • Reclaimed industrial quarry with crystal-clear water
  • Combination of history and nature
  • Proximity to Sheboygan's urban attractions

How to get there

Jaycee Quarry Park lies in Wisconsin near Sheboygan. Use these driving notes as a starting point and confirm road conditions before you go. Begin your journey by taking Interstate 43 (I-43) toward Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

  1. Take Exit 128 for WI-42/Calumet Drive.

    After exiting, turn onto WI-42 (Calumet Drive) heading southeast. Continue on WI-42 for about 0.5 miles. Look for Evergreen Park and Jaycee Quarry Park on your left-hand side. The park's address is 3401 Calumet Drive, Sheboygan, WI. Helpful Details: Parking is available onsite at Jaycee Quarry Park. Look for designated parking areas near the entrance. Follow any posted signs or trails to reach the quarry area. Evergreen Park is adjacent to Jaycee Quarry Park, providing additional recreational opportunities and picnic areas. Have a safe visit! Bring water, sunscreen, and gear for a primitive swim day. Weekends and holidays can draw more visitors. Check local updates on access and water levels before you leave home.

Plan your visit

Jaycee Quarry Park works well as a day trip from Sheboygan. Stock up in town, then head to the water with food, water, and sun protection. Pair the swim with a stop at Kettle Moraine State Forest Swimming Spots (about 23 mi away) or browse more Wisconsin quarry spots in our directory. For the full list in Wisconsin, see our state directory.

Access & fees

Parking is available onsite. The swimming area is within the park grounds. Fees for park use or swimming are not publicly listed; check local resources for the latest information. All park facilities are available, but specific amenities at the quarry itself (like restrooms or changing areas) should be confirmed on-site.

Frequently asked questions

Can you swim at Jaycee Quarry Park?

Yes. Jaycee Quarry Park near Sheboygan in WI is a quarry swimming spot on Quarry. Scout depth and current before entering — no lifeguards at most natural access points.

How much does Jaycee Quarry Park cost?

Fees for this spot aren't confirmed. Rates and policies change — verify with the land manager before you drive.

How do you get to Jaycee Quarry Park?

Jaycee Quarry Park is in WI within day-trip range of Sheboygan. Use a current map for the put-in or park entrance; cell service can be limited at remote spots.

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Map & location

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Culture & history

Reflects Sheboygan’s industrious past and innovative reclamation of industrial spaces into recreational landmarks.

Conservation

Follow Leave No Trace principles to protect the quarry’s natural beauty. Respect wildlife habitats and avoid littering.

Sources & updates

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Safety notice: Natural swimming conditions change with weather, season, and water quality. Verify current conditions with local land managers before you go. Swim at your own risk — there are rarely lifeguards at these sites.

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