About Heritage Hill State Park
Heritage Hill State Park in Green Bay is an outdoor museum featuring 24 historic structures representing Wisconsin’s past, including sites from the fur trade in 1762, Fort Howard in 1836, small towns in 1871, and ethnic farms in 1905. The park offers a tangible glimpse into the state’s early settlements and daily life across different eras.
The park is operated by the Heritage Hill Corporation and charges a per-person admission fee; Wisconsin state park vehicle admission stickers are not valid here.