We were looking for fresh farm eggs, and our Airbnb host recommended Abby's place about a 15-minute…read moredrive from Bayfield. When we arrived, we realized it's actually an alpaca farm. They have alpacas in the field and use their fibers to make clothing like scarves and socks. In addition to that, they sell homegrown vegetables such as tomatoes and herbs, and of course, fresh eggs. They also have a greenhouse selling flowers and veggies. A dozen eggs was $7, and they accept PayPal or cash. It was a nice little stop to check out this charming farm.

We were bicycling in the scenic countryside of the South Shore & found this absolute gem! It is a…read morefamily run farm, welcoming the general public, school groups, private tours, summer camps onto their fun farm! We watched the alpacas and chickens roam and learned about the farm from Abby. It was an amazing serendipitous experience! Luckily we had bicycle panniers to carry our fresh garden veggies, eggs, fresh garlic, and alpaca wool socks back to our lodging. I'm looking forward to coming back and buying some alpaca fiber (I have since learned about alpaca wool & felt making).

It was so fun to find this on our way home from Ashland, Wi. It's such a treat to taste local…read moreproducts! Please visit this neat cozy place! I didn't get to snap much photos but they do have all kinds of Mead drinks & ciders. The couple John and Kim (Hamilton?) has been running and making these local drinks for the past 28 years! We support local and they deserve to be recognized more. They are lovely and kind people which makes it an impressive impression, surely! There are toys for kids to get busy with too! But the real deal is the challenge they give to kids with cup & ball, not sure about the name of the game but if you visit you'll know! Cheers to more Wisconsin place to discover

This winery presents a great opportunity to sample good old fashioned mead, that which sustained…read moredrinkers in medieval times. Nothing medieval about this winery, however as it delivers a whole range of choices along the flavor profile from light to complex and spicey. We make it a point to stop in every time we drive across country and buy a case of various favorites. Good cheese samplers, great mead flight, snack mixes, and conversation with the proprietor made this once again a highlight of our trip. Lucky those who live in the area and can stop by whenever they need mead refills!

Farm Store....apply the brakes please. We didn't know that places like this still exist (they do)…read more On a farm off of Highway 13, outside of Cornucopia. The farm store was stocked with frozen beef, lamb, chicken...and fresh eggs. Wow! If we would have had a bigger ice chest-we would have brought meat home. Glad to find places like this are still around!

We come here every year for the fish boil fundraiser. It never disappoints. We got here a little…read moreearlier this year and the line was shorter. They do an excellent job of preparing the fish and sides. We ate a lot as there is no end to the times you can go back for more. Beer is included so you can stay all day and drink and listen to music.

Port Wing Fish Boil! Every year on the Saturday before Labor Day! Best fish in town & great price…read more(only $15/adult for all the Lake trout you can eat, beer, potatoes, onion, bread, cole slaw, soda pop), as well as live music. The fish & potatoes & onions are coked in huge cauldrons on a wood fire. It's something you have to experience at least once! If you're like us, you will be coming back every year!

Very nice little free maritime museum open in the summer only. Donations accepted. The boat…read morehangar is privately owned and the space is donated for the museum by the owner while their boat is in the water. The exhibits are informative and the volunteer who manned the desk was very knowledgeable. We enjoyed having him share details on several of the exhibits. Worth your time!

Well worth a stop. Some nice history about the area. Nice photo op in front of the entrance and…read moresome artifacts from old ships.

The bald man who allegedly " cooks " was extremely rude when my fiancé spoke to him about placing…read morean order. In the 20 minutes we spent waiting to be at least greeted, he had time to kiki with other tables and give a performance of a lifetime pretending to be mad at another waiter for not taking our order. When we tried to order the salmon, he loudly cut us off and borderline scolded us for not knowing they were out. When we chose to go elsewhere, he immediately stormed off to complain about us to other staff. No wonder they are hiring.

Food is generally good. Atmosphere is generally meh…read more Here's my big gripe: Who offers a Friday fish fry and charges extra for the fries? Not only is this plain weird but it's a dumb business practice when the fish fry is all you can eat because people ask for more expensive fish instead of filling up on cheap fries! This restaurant has good food but they get enough wrong that you wonder about management.

We wandered all around this lovely little town and poked our heads into many galleries. But, this…read moreone was the keeper! The owner was marvelous. They had so many really special items in every price range. I am told, that her specialty, is the rugs. All hand made. Since I would have trouble getting one on a plane back home, I had to skip that. But, they are lovely. Brought some very cool keepsakes at a fair and affordable price. Could not be happier!

Such a great venue! We are lucky to have such a place in our Lakeshore community Live local music…read moreand entertainment, beautiful views, cocktails with friends! Love everything about it!

The cultural center of this area, including Bayfield and Ashland. I first heard of it through KBEM,…read morea public radio station in the TC, and it featured live music in the summer. But in November it houses the Big Water Film Festival. This past weekend I had the honor of being invited after submitting my film. Of all the places I wanted it shown it was here. Mostly because it has the most class and good taste. I loved wandering around just for the beauty of the facility. The lights at night were gorgeous. A beautiful patio and lots of seating. I'm glad it's not in one of the larger cities, and adds to the city. The Steak pit is down the road and in walking distance. A convenient motel is just steps away. The sponsers and folks who run this place are to be commended. I'll use any excuse to visit here.