This Waterfall Swimming Hole In Wisconsin Is So Hidden You’ll Probably Have It All To Yourself

There’s nothing quite as exciting as discovering a new site or attraction. It’s even better when said site or attraction is so hidden that you’ll probably have it all to yourself. These kinds of gems are far and few between; however, we’ve got a new one, which comes in the form of the Lake Redstone waterfall, for you to add to your bucket list. Take a look:

Within the small village of La Valle, you’ll find Lake Redstone County Park.

The park is still unknown to most travelers new to the area.Please note that parking may require a parking sticker (annual or day pass) which can be purchased on arrival or in advance.

Remotely located, the park is the very definition of a hidden gem, remaining a secret to those who don’t live in the area.

Find Lake Redstone County Park at the southern end of Lake Redstone.

One hidden gem worth seeking out, the park features a playground, beach, and…

…a cascading waterfall with a swimming hole.

Clean and pristine the water below the fall is perfect for cooling off on a hot day.

The waterfall is created with the help of a dam. It's a great spot for photography and nature lovers.

Not naturally occurring, the towering waterfall is actually created by a spillway. However, the fact that it’s man-made doesn’t make it any less stunning.

The park also encompasses a swimming beach, picnic areas, playgrounds for kids, and restrooms.

The waterfall’s best feature, though, is that it’s usually free of people.

Find plenty of fishing opportunities at Lake Redstone Park in Sauk County, too!

Like some sort of secret oasis, you (and your companions) will likely have the swimming hole all to yourself.

This is one of the best waterfall swimming holes in Wisconsin!

Perfectly secluded and unbelievably beautiful, it’s almost too good to be true!

Basking under waterfalls you can swim in, too, seems like a vacationer's dream. We're fortunate to have such a wonder right here in Wisconsin!

For more information on Lake Redstone County Park, call the Sauk County Parks and Rec Department at (608) 355-4800. You can also visit the Sauk County website here.

So, did you know about this hidden oasis? Ever visited? Know of another secret swim spot? Tell us in the comments section.

Looking for another place to cool off sans crowds? Visit Pebble Beach, one of Wisconsin's loveliest places.