3.0Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park(3.187 reviews) - Meh, so so Waterpark experience Amusement & Theme Parks • Water Parks
Mt. Olympus Resort provides our guests with both Indoor and Outdoor Water & Theme Park fun! All 1,600 Mt. Olympus Resort rooms are spread over the famous Wisconsin Dells Strip, surrounding Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park. Free skiing, tubing, snowboarding and Golf passes (depending on season) are included with stay, Free wi-fi access available, 44 Indoor and Outdoor Water Slides, 4 Interactive Children's water play areas, 7 Outdoor Go-Kart Tracks, 5 Outdoor Roller Coasters, 1 Surf pool, creating 9ft waves! 1 Wave pool and a giant water fortress.See more..
4.0Noah's Ark Water Park(2.881 reviews) - Fun, but be ready to wait Spent More than 3 hours Water Parks
Located on 70 sprawling acres in the heart of Wisconsin Dells, the Waterpark Capital of the World, Noah's Ark is recognized as both the Largest Water Park in America, and one of the best places to visit in Wisconsin Dells with kids. Noah's Ark isn't just big on thrills, we're also committed to providing the safest, cleanest, and most unforgettable waterpark experience for the entire family. In fact, we've received the Top Award for Aquatic Safety every year since 1995! From Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, we are open for an entire summer of fun under the sun. Make your plans to visit us soon, buy your tickets, and reserve your cabana.See more..
Literally the best experience to have in Wisconsin. Do yourself a favor and plan to stop here no matter what age you are. I am approaching thirty and found this to be one of my favorite Dells attractions on a recent visit. Who wouldn’t want to get up close and feed an obnoxious number of deer? Also, who knew there were so many different types of deer? The deer here want to come say hello in the most personal of ways – eating the crackers you hold in your hand. Purchase some food when you enter, it literally brings the deer to you in swarms. Once you feed them, they start to follow you too. Hands down a favorite experience in the Dells.See more..
4.5Devil's Lake State Park(1.268 reviews) - Beautiful views and packed with activity. Wednesday: 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM State Parks
4.5Bay Beach Amusement Park(1.177 reviews) - A Nice Affordable Amusement Park with great views Wednesday: Spent 2-3 hours Amusement & Theme Parks
The retro charm of Bay Beach includes old-fashioned prices: rides are only 20 cents each.See more..
4.0Kalahari Indoor Waterpark(1.116 reviews) - Great family time at the indoor water park! Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Water Parks
Join us for 125,000 square feet filled with Wet. Wild. Fun. At Wisconsin’s Largest Indoor Waterpark. Water you waiting for? Come splash! Included with your stay or Day Passes available.See more..
4.0Timbavati Wildlife Park(1.100 reviews) - Cool place to interact with animals but a bit pricy for the experience offered here Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Zoos • Parks
It was really cool being able to go into the kangaroo enclosure to pet and feed the kangaroos. The parakeet experience was also really neat, being able to get so close to and feed the birds while many of them flew overhead. I would recommend purchasing the animal lunchbox to feed and interact with the animals. The admissions fee is quite high for the few animals that are there. It is quite obvious all over this park that the zoo is actually a family run business, rather than an actual accredited zoo. There are no zoologists or other employees professionally trained in animal care taking. It is a cool experience but a bit pricy for the lack of professional exhibits.See more..
This 67-year old grandma took her 9 & 11-year old granddaughters and had a blast. It was a first-time zip line experience for them and they were not disappointed. Of great importance was the safety practices the Northwoods team has implemented....we never felt any danger anxiety. The views are great, plus you get a little "hiking" and rope bridge experience too. I'm sure we will be back in the future!!See more..
Was a great stay. Beautiful golf course and the outdoor waterpark so cute! Only bad thing was the bartender Jessica knew very little on how to make drinks, kept looking at my husband and flirting. He is handsome but after 20 years of marriage we never had a he/she person hit on him, and right in front of me. We understand it’s 2022 and we’re flattered, but learn some manners.See more..
Plants make people happy, and with thousands of wild and wonderful plants growing and blooming inside our tropical, desert and floral domes, it's no surprise that our living museum is one of Milwaukee's most loved destinations. Discover cacti, succulents, shrubs and desert palms in the Desert Dome. Enjoy five seasonal shows each year in the Floral Dome and walk among 1,200 species of rainforest plants in the Tropical Dome. The Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory, better known as The Milwaukee Domes, is a must-visit spot for anyone who loves plants. Visit us year-round, from Wed-Sun.See more..
4.5Wilderness Territory(546 reviews) - GREAT attractions, condo and customer service! Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Amusement & Theme Parks • Water Parks
Our entire family (10 adults and 8 children) stayed 3 days and 2 nights in two of the 3 bedroom condos. We had a GREAT time, check in was a breeze! The condos had plenty of room for all of us, very clean, stocked with everything you might need and the cleaning staff was very accommodating. Alot of activities to keep all ages busy till we dropped! The other thing that really impressed me was the customer service. We accidently left a couple of things behind the Lost and Found department emailed me about the items and were welling to package the items and mailed them to us. It was a GREAT stay and made some GREAT memories. Thanks WildernessSee more..
4.5Willow River State Park(354 reviews) - Our A day trip to amazing state park and water fall Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM State Parks
This is very nice park close to Twin city and neighboring area. Best part is water fall. Water fall is quite wide can feel cold and warm water same time. You beed to buy state park permit and due to COVID-19no single day pass was available we have bought year pass online for 38$. You can visit any park in Wisconsin.See more..
Situated on the Lake Michigan shore, this park plays host to Milwaukee's sizzling summer circuit of ethnic and music festivals. Promoting an understanding of different ethnic cultures, the histories and traditions of various nationalities, harmony in the community, civic pride and provides a showcase for performing arts, activities and recreation for the public. Festivals throughout the year held at Henry Maier Festival Park: Polish Fest, Pride Fest, Summerfest, German Fest, Jazz Visions on the Lake, Irish Fest, Mexican Fiesta, Fromm Pet Fest.See more..
4.5Irvine Park(349 reviews) - Humane zoo with friendly animals! Parks
This zoo is amazing and the animals are well fed in enclosures that allow them to move around. I would suggest you bring your kids or friends here to walk around and see the cute animals. While it is a little small, it is free and you will have lots of fun here. -Izzy ✨See more..
This popular lakefront state park was established in the 1920s.See more..
4.5Whitefish Dunes State Park(297 reviews) - grateful to have peaceful places like this that are clean, cared for and protected. Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM State Parks
absolutely stunning walk along the lake with ample trails in park and nearby. Nice little history about sunken ship in park area, bathrooms clean, and in various points throughout park, lush colors last week of October. Well marked trails with maps at various locations. Some of trail is rugged with tree roots (not as extensive as in cave point, county park which is adjacent), and paved, dirt and gravel trail which was not rugged at all. Through the woods in parts, it was bumpy but you could run with a dog and not break an ankle. The terrain does change in various locations. Over all, it was gorgeous. Late in October the beach area was closed.See more..
This park was amazing! You can rent the cabin for $20 a night if you are considered handicap. Doesn't have to be a wheelchair only. I use a cane and am partially impacted. Anyway, there's a beach. Trails and water falls. They will give you a map of all the waterfalls in the area. Staff was wonderful and helpful. Park is clean. And the showers too. Loved this place. There's other handicap accessible cabins at other state parks also. We went to Bailey and the took ferry to the Island. It cost to drive on or walk on. I can't wait to go again.See more..
Fantastic hiking trails with spectacular vistas and unique habitats, nature programs for the family, Summer concerts, and Winter snowshoe events. Reserveable shelters, and a beautiful outdoor event venue. Park concessions open daily during Summer season (Memorial Day weekend - Labor Day weekend), and weekends during Fall (through mid October) with gifts, snacks and more.See more..
4.5Mirror Lake State Park(231 reviews) - A Hike and a Paddle Wednesday: 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM Parks
Mirror Lake was about 10 minutes away from our campground so we decided to spend the afternoon hiking and paddling in rented kayaks. After paying for our state park pass, we decided to go on the Ishnali Trail which went through the woods, over a bridge and through a field. The trail was wide and not too long, and went by the road to the famous Ishnali supper club (fun picture by the teepee.) Later we drove to the boat ramp where we were able to rent a double kayak for an hour. The lake doesn't allow motors so it was beautiful and easy to paddle. Even so I am glad we only rented the kayak for 1 hour! There was an outhouse there which was smelly but adequate, and down the road there is a beach for those who would like to swim. It was a fun outdoor day.See more..
There’s something magical about lounging comfortably in a bathing suit, a beverage in your hand and happy kids splashing at your feet — if the weather outside is beautiful or not. There’s no wrong season to escape to Breaker Bay, Blue Harbor’s year-round indoor waterpark in Wisconsin. It’s always a balmy 84 degrees inside this 54,000-square-foot entertainment area and waterpark. Breaker Bay’s Sheboygan waterpark offers the ideal escape for both kids and parents: It’s large enough to afford adventurous young ones a touch of independence yet small enough for parents to feel kids are safe and supervised. And with the debut of The Riptide, the only double surf simulator in eastern Wisconsin, the thrills will keep your kids coming back for more.See more..
4.5Pattison State Park(221 reviews) - Camping with the family Wednesday: 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM State Parks
This park features a beach on Lake Superior, waterfalls, and miles of hiking trails.See more..
We made a stop in this park to see the beautiful Stephens' Waterfall, but a scenic drive through the park is a worthy goal, too! My parents took us to this park decades ago and we swam in the lake and chased the minnows. It's good to see some things haven't changed much. If you have a WI DNR patron license as I did, you can get in free with a printout of your state parks "sticker," which they will trade for an actual windshield sticker at the front gate. Otherwise it's about $8 admission for your carload. Many nice picnic areas and hiking trails, plus a concession stand by the lake. See more..
5.0Wildman Adventure Resort(211 reviews) - Rafting and Zip Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM River Rafting & Tubing • Adrenaline & Extreme Tours • Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks • Climbing Tours • Kayaking & Canoeing
Dad and 3 boys, 18, 21 and 25 and we stayed at Peshtigo Cabin Pineview. We did Zip Line and Menomenee on Monday and Peshtigo on Tuesday morning. Great value! Peshtigo on single raft was my favorite, working the river for 3.5 miles and solo handling the big water; also a third less expensive than Menomenee. My next trip I am planning the Peshtigo 2-3 times on consecutive mornings and Menomenee one afternoon. The big rush on Menomenee was the same price I paid earlier in summer for flat water kayak on Rock River, so the value is incomparable, and will probably up the adventure and do the wild ride 4-man raft. See more..
4.5Carson Park(204 reviews) - GREAT experience at the baseball park. Parks
We drove from Rochester MN with a family of 5 to see an Express vs Rochester Honkers game. What a great place for baseball. The park was easy to get to, had lots of free parking, the tickets were inexpensive and the food and drink were down right cheap, but good. We sat in the left field bleachers. I could see the right field seats and special deck seating from our bleacher seats. I personally would avoid the right field line and outfield unless you wanted direct sunlight.See more..
Thank you to all of the staff that made our stay so enjoyable. We loved the one bedroom suite and the free arcade credits. Waterpark was great. Only wish the outside pool had been open during our stay. We will be back.See more..
The staff was very friendly and helpful. They explained the optional feeding process and and made the experience fun. The reptiles were interesting and could be viewed up close (behind glass)--so this was very safe. We also could have our picture taken with a small alligator. It display was rather small, but just the right size to keep the attention of small children.See more..
First off, since everyone writes about waterfalls and nature - yes, it's stunning in this park. One of the few parks in Wisconsin with sizable waterfalls, and mature Northwoods forest around, this is a nature's gem that is a must to visit. On top of that, Covered Bridge inside the park is an attraction on its own terms. You can find books on covered bridges of such and such state. But those are mostly gone. The covered bridge in this park is one of the few left in the state of Wisconsin, if not the only one. It's in a great shape tooSee more..
4.5Newport State Park(175 reviews) - Dark Sky Park Wednesday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent More than 3 hours State Parks
There are many hiking options in such a beautiful environment. Some of the options include hiking hear the water and enjoying the beautiful lake view. This is a "Dark Sky" Park and has the best views of the stars, and constellations around. We hike at this park every time we visit Door County because it isn't very crowded and is serene and enjoyable. This is truly a well hidden Gem.See more..
5.0Boundless Adventures(173 reviews) - This Place is the BEST! Zipline & Aerial Adventure Parks
We have season passes and go frequently. We love it! By far our favorite ropes course - we are so lucky it is close to home! The staff is super helpful and encouraging. The course does tend to get super busy on weekends, but you can see the number of reservations for each time slot before you go. Keep in mind people can be on the course for three hours so be sure to look at the number of reservations for a couple of hours before/after yours. There are multiple courses for multiple abilities. I usually stick with my daughter around yellow or green, but my husband does the more challenging levels. Since all the courses are built up, everyone in your group is still right there, so you see each other frequently even if you are at different levels. TIPS: 1. buy the gloves. They are cheap enough even if you are using them only once. 2. bring water. You will be surprised how thirsty you get. 3. Bug spray. You will be in the woods, afterall.See more..
5.0Buena Vista Park(169 reviews) - Awesome (not so) hidden Gem Parks
This park, located 500 feet up on a bluff, offers scenic views.See more..
4.5Veteran's Park(160 reviews) - Lots of Activities Right by the Lake Beach! Parks
Park at the south end of the Lakefront Trail.See more..
We enjoyed a day of hiking multiple trails in the park and were impressed by not only the views of the river, but the canyons that are very Jurassic in appearance. The short glacial potholes trail has beautiful views in addition to the potholes in the rocks. You can picnic in several places, including along a lake. Just be aware that the visitor's center may not be open. We were here during the week and encountered a ranger who said they didn't have the staff to keep the building open during the week, especially in October. That was the only disappointment, so next time we'll plan a visit when the center is open. See more..
4.5High Cliff State Park(151 reviews) - Great campground and trails Wednesday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM State Parks • Parks
Stopped here on our way back to Chicago from the north woods. Very pleasantly surprised by the spacious, wooded campsite. Enjoyed a great hike on a trail right by our campsite. Beautiful park, some interesting history too. See more..
4.5Petrifying Springs Park(151 reviews) - Great park for a picnic Wednesday: 7:00 AM - 10:00 PM Parks
Visited Petrifying Springs in Kenosha on a weekday in August and enjoyed a bike ride on the paved trail. The loop trail is about three miles long. Additionally, there is a connector trail (about two miles long) from the Beer Garden to the County Trail. The Park has numerous facilities for great family outings with many picnic areas and pavilions. The Petrifying Spring water was available at a tapping station at the parking lot across from the County Beer Garden, but there was no sign indicating that it is potable water!. I could not find the natural Petrifying Springs along the creek. The dog park at the Beer Garden appeared to be popular too. Petrifying Springs Park is a great place for a nice relaxing or exercising time.See more..
4.5Little Amerricka(150 reviews) - Amazing place for family fun! Amusement & Theme Parks
We've been here several times before and we keep coming back. Family friendly, very affordable rides and concessions, and they even allow goers to bring cooler plus free parking! Today, was our first outing since the Pandemic in March. We were very impress with how they handle the crowd, adjusted/ changed their rides to observe social distancing and providing wipes for riders. We're definitely coming back!See more..
We fortunately came upon this somewhat hidden gem, while exploring Door County. Being that it was the last week of March; there was little foliage, but also little crowding. There are beautiful views of the Lake; and a few trees bisecting the road, adds to the charm of this natural refuge. Whether one enjoys slowly driving, hiking and/or just sightseeing; it's definitely worth the effort to seek out this area. See more..
3.5Chaos Water Park(144 reviews) - Can't return Wednesday: Spent 2-3 hours Water Parks
Chaos waterpark features multiple slides, an activity pool, a lazy river, double hot tub, lily pads and an aquatic playground with a dump bucket and cool water features. Admission to the indoor waterpark is included with every overnight stay for each registered guest based on seasonal waterpark hours.See more..
A favorite with families and nature enthusiasts, this 271-acre park on the shore of Lake Geneva, offers wooded campsites, a sand beach and plenty of picnic areas.See more..
This is an amazing state park. Bathroom and shower facilities are generally clean, and most camp sites have sufficient trees and bushes to give some sense of privacy. Sites on the east side of the loop are much closer to the lake. My husband and I went there to celebrate our anniversary. We truly felt like we got away because even cell signal was poor or nonexistent. While we saw some larger RVs, we noticed that these had trouble navigating the narrow road and pulling into their site. Concession stand in original lodge had excellent ice cream. Overall, a great park!!See more..
I was surprised at how much fun we had at Wyalusing State Park. We took a little day trip and just had the afternoon to spend, and hiked the sand cave trail and the bluff trail with the overlooks and treasure cave. It made us nervous in some spots to have little kids hiking along steep areas, just in a couple spots along little sand cave loop, and then with the steep climb into treasure cave. The bluff trail is an easy stroll along a path to see the lookouts. There is a parking lot right next to Point Lookout, and you can take a stroller or a wheelchair down there to see that overlook; it is definitely a view you don’t want to miss! We drove through Wisconsin Ridge campground, and the sites on the ridge are truly beautiful. There was someone sitting at their campsite, reading a book in the sunshine, taking in the view, and it looked like the quintessential perfect vacation moment. We’ll be back. See more..
We stopped here several times while exploring Door County. Being the last week of March, parking was plentiful; and we often had whole areas of the park to ourselves. This was a wonderful place to walk around and/or sit within (in or out of the car); enjoying the view, the waterfront, the waves, etc... quintessential Door County. It's a great option for relaxing and/or working off a tasty local meal. This is an excellent asset for the community and its visitors. See more..
4.5Phoenix Park(111 reviews) - Wonderful Farmers market in the summer Parks
I like phoenix park because its extremely close to my apartment. It isn't very big, but its pretty and has nice little signs about Eau Claire. The art is great and the bridges are nice to look at. See more..
An amazing living history “museum” with beautiful views of the river and surrounding area. Expansive grounds that you should budget a few hours for. Beautifully preserved buildings that allow you to step back in time. Many events scheduled throughout the year. Call ahead if wanting to visit when the interpreters are there.See more..
What a gem! We went on a rainy morning and had the whole place to ourselves. Around every turn there was another sculpture to look at and explore. There is a nice wooded trail that is easy to navigate. Fun for the whole family See more..
4.5Lake Park(90 reviews) - One of the few remaining Indian Mounds in this part of the State Parks
City park designed by Frederick Law Olmsted.See more..
