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Driving directions
- From the North: Take Highway 20 South, then merge onto Sunny Lake Road.
- From the South: Follow Highway 45 North and exit onto Scenic Route 12 to Sunny Lake.
- From the East/West: Access via the Trans-Sunny Parkway for a direct route into the park.
By air: Fly closer to nature
For those traveling from farther away, the nearest airport is Sunny Lake Regional Airport, located just 30 miles from the park entrance. The airport offers several daily flights from major cities, making it easy to connect to the park. From the airport, you can rent a car, hop on a shuttle service, or take a taxi directly to Sunny Lake. For those wanting a seamless journey, some accommodations also offer pick-up services directly from the airport.
Nearest airport
- Sunny Lake Regional Airport (SLR).
- 30 miles from the park.
- Daily flights from major hubs.
Public transportation: Eco-friendly travel options
Public transportation options include buses and shuttles that provide a stress-free way to reach the park. Daily bus services connect from nearby towns and cities, with stops at key locations within Sunny Lake. The park also offers a seasonal shuttle service that runs from the main visitor center to popular trailheads and attractions, reducing traffic and providing a greener travel option for visitors.
Local bus services
- Sunny Lake shuttle: Runs every 30 minutes from the Visitor Center.
- Regional buses: Daily routes from neighboring cities, with multiple drop-off points around the park.
Helpful travel tips
- Check traffic updates: Before you set out, check for any road work, closures, or wildlife alerts.
- Plan for gas stops: Gas stations are limited near the park; fill up in nearby towns before heading into the park.
- Accessibility: The park offers accessible parking and transport options for visitors with mobility needs.
