Heritage Hill State Historical Park is a 56-acre living history state park with 27 historic and reproduction buildings. Its mission is to enrich the lives of others by sharing Northeast Wisconsin's diverse cultural and historic ties that bind the community. The park is open mainly from Memorial Day to Labor Day, with special events, lecture series, and private event rentals year-round. Visitors praise the park's knowledgeable and passionate volunteers, who provide insightful information and create a wonderful experience. The historical area offers a great opportunity to learn about the region's past, with guides scattered throughout the park. Visitors thoroughly enjoy their visit and consider it an incredible, gorgeous, and fantastic experience. The park also offers volunteer opportunities, and the Allouez Beautification Committee has had the chance to help with cleanup and maintenance. Overall, Heritage Hill State Historical Park is a beloved destination that provides a unique and enriching glimpse into Northeast Wisconsin's history and culture.
fantastic park, informative interpretators, plan for 4+ hours to see the entire park
June 2026
Everyone is super knowledgeable and friendly. Considering some of the places here date back to the 1820s, there is really nothing like it anywhere else in the state. A must visit if you are in the area.
June 2026
Great place, lots of buildings to view. Interactive people in some of the buildings with lots of information.
