Nice views and lots of open space with rentals available as well as some light food and store options and shower buildings on site.

We were here in the off season and everything was closed up, but it was still nice to explore the quiet grounds and imagine what summers are like here. Looks like a popular spot with amenities similar to places like Devils Lake - concessions, gifts and watercraft rentals. Lots of space for sports and activities, picnics and barbecues, playground for kids, and more Across from the theater so I’m sure it gets busy

The beach's natural beauty, serene atmosphere, and range of activities made it an unforgettable experience. The soft sand, clear waters, and lack of crowds allowed for a peaceful escape where I could truly relax and connect with nature.

Nice sandy beach with some interesting history. Native American cultures first settled in the area of Nicolet Beach around 500 BC. In the early 1800s pioneers started to arrive and trade goods with the Native population. Peninsula State Park was established in 1910. Today the beach area boasts bike and kayak rentals, soft serve ice cream, food trucks, a playground, restrooms with showers, general store, and plenty of open waters for swimmers.

Most of the time the lake is very clear. We come out in July every year and love how shallow the water is - perfect for kids. If you walk out quite aways it will eventually get deeper! There are shower options and a beach concession area plus the camp store and changing rooms. The parking lot and beach can get very busy but it’s still a nice area for families.

Beautiful place but the water is very cold even on a hot day

A good place to visit there with kids, family, and friends

Great small beach with camp store boats and bike rentals.close to boat dock.beach is small treasure in end of peninsula.

Nicolet bay beach Awesome beach, warmer water than anywhere else on the lake. Affordable store, overpriced kayak and paddle board rentals. Beautiful and clean showers with warm water, better than at the campgrounds

Came here for a beach day with the family a couple days ago. Overall, I was very impressed for being a State Park Beach. The beach sand was very clean, there is a nice little playground for kids to play at, plenty of picnic tables, a Concession Stand and bathrooms. We had to pay for a WI State Park Day Pass. If you have the state park sticker, it will be free to enter. The water was also so clear! I am used to the Chicago beaches (garbage everywhere and the water is cloudy/dirty). Here you could see the bottom of the sand in the swimming area. Parking was very easy at the lot. We got to the beach parking lot around 9:30/10am, went for a quick walk to Eagle Bluff Lighthouse and back, and then grabbed our beach stuff and set up shop. By the time we got back from our walk, the parking lot was already filled up (we were gone for about 45min). Definitely recommend getting there early! Overall, it was a great find! We will definitely be back.

The beach, park, volleyball court and everything else are amazing! I liked that many beach equipment for rent including bikes are in excellent conditions ! We love going there to spend a day in the water !

Who you calling a beach? This may be the finest place to pitch horseshoes in the western hemisphere.

Very nice beach. Very clean and neat in winter as well