Cute little store, stopped while on a road trip. While they have a museum you can pay to attend we…read morearrived close to closing so we just shopped around the store. Lots of things can be made with cranberry flavor! You can sample the wine, just ask the staff if you haven't already been asked. They also have a cafe the food smelled good but we didn't have time in our schedule to order.

Stopped by this place today. Took the tour. Went through the museum. Bought wine, whiskey, and…read moreshirts. Great place with great service. I was told the place will no longer be open soon, as the building is being sold. That's sad. This place was fun.

The H.H Bennett Studio and museum is located on the busy street inbetween the giftshop and fudge…read morespots. I love museums and this one is dedicated to the great history of the dells and the photographer H.H Bennnett who quite literally put Wisconisin Dells quite literally on the map with his photography. Our guide through the museum is a descendant of H H Bennett and she knew her family history well. I don't know if there is always a tour guide or it's a go at your own pace. They have bathrooms located upstairs and another exhibit on the second floor. It's a wonderful stop in for a blast from the past.

Your learn some neat history photography and the Dells. If like to learn about the history of the…read moreDells, this is the place to go.

I love all the darker and more disturbing parts of history so this was the perfect place for me to…read morego, i loved it, i had so much fun! the worker was super nice and i enjoyed seeing all the things they had out and it was pretty educational

The place does not deliver as much as one would think. I have to agree with some of the other…read morereviews. I am a fan of weird and macabre but this place is too hokey for me. I really thought also that maybe the few reviews were not as accurate but guess what? They are.... I did notice that some of the "pieces" were not original, so with that said: I always thought museum pieces have to have at least some sort of significance in history, but it seems that this is just second reproductions of some sort. Now at all impressed but none the less, its "interesting", but if your a history buff, this place lacks history. Enjoy it for what it is.

This was such a fun place to see all the 80s outfits and decor. It really transported you back in…read moretime with some need finds to purchase as well. Outside on display these colorful cars and painted rocks. A really fun experience to enjoy!

Maybe a step up from top secret only because I got to play a free round of pac man , closing after…read morelabor say for good and I can see why anyone who would recognize any of the stuff in there wouldn't ever pay to go back

Mother and I were looking for something to do in the area and came across this little gem of a…read moreplace. Have only good things to say. The owners were VERY personable and friendly. The history behind all the dolls was amazing. I really hope that more people find this diamond in the rough and support the owners. You can tell that this is something they are passionate about. Some notes below : 1 - They don't accept and CC or Debit cards so make sure you bring cash. 2 - Flyer from the hotel said they didn't open on Sun. till pm, website said to call and make an appt. Were able to get in a Noon tour 3 - Small space so if you have children who like to run around I would think the Doll Museum would be too small of an areas. 4 - Can't comment on the Railroad tour but DEFINITELY worth it for the Doll Museum.

Visited on a Monday with a 5 and 3 year old and an 11 month old. They had a total blast! There were…read moreso many different things for them to do and it's wasn't crazy busy! The workers were attentive and the place looked cleaned and well laid out! Will definitely be back!

We love touring the Children's Museums in Wisconsin. Today,…read moreWe decided to drive the hour and 15 minutes to go to the one in Stevens point, since we had never been there before. There were definite pros and cons. First the Pros: -It was only $5 a person to get in. -Parking around the area is free. -Everything is on one level, and that makes it easy to keep track of your kids. -The exhibits are different than the other museums. -The art area has so much to do, creatively is endless with all the different supplies available. (Paper, paint, tissue paper, cardboard cones, cardboard tubes, paper clips, yarn, plastic pieces, buttons, puzzle pieces... etc) Now the cons: -The super fun music instruments area will give you a migraine from kids constantly beating the drums. -The bathrooms were very dirty, as was the bubbler drinking fountain... the water also tasted super metallic. -The cleanliness of the whole place was actually lacking in every area. The floors appeared to have not been mopped in...forever. -The dental center that we were excited to play with was the most disappointing. Most things were broken, and there weren't any tools or anything to incorporate during play. -The vet area is a great concept but also lacked so much. -Staff was not overly friendly, as with other places...they weren't mean or anything, but they just all seemed very bored. My boys favorite parts were the "healthy heroes" And the Newscaster studio (which even the newscaster area could have been revamped to make it even better. My favorite part was the art station. We actually spent an hour and a half in there creating our crafts and masterpieces. So all in all, we enjoyed our time here. We wish things were fixed up, cleaned, and had accessories added to the exhibits, but for a small town children's museum, it was a good way to spend a day. Not one of our favorites tho, by any means.

This place is so interesting and it is HUGE. Be prepared to spend a lot of time here. Some areas…read moreare very hot/humid. I do not deal well with heat so I did have to move thru some areas faster than I would have liked. They do have a cafe half way thru so you can have some food and drinks. I did not stop here but it did smell wonderful. There's many things to see and everything is really cool and unique. The house and infinity room are impressive as well as the HUGE whale but all of Alex's inventions and collections are amazing as well. Honestly, the whole reason why I wanted to come was the world's largest indoor carousel. It is beautiful. I definitely sat there for awhile watching it. Side note on the Carousel, they have no horses but they do have a bulldog and as a owner of a bulldog, I literally bought everything in the gift shop that had a bulldog on it. Till this day, they are still uncovering more items in storage lockers so they probably will continue to add more items. I do think this place is worth the price and it is something you won't find anywhere else. I would love to check this place out again and I do highly recommend it. Also, the gift shop is big and had a lot of different items for everyone.

My cousin really wanted to come here and I didn't even know what it was. We drove here from St…read more Louis to come see this attraction. I came in blind, not knowing what it was. It was super impressed. It literally kept going on and on and on. so many fun interesting things. We stopped and got a hotdog at the cafeteria, which was nice because we were getting a little hungry and thirsty on this long walk. I would recommend bringing dollar bills so you can buy coins and put them into the different coin operated machines that they have. They have a lot of those around the entire facility and it's one of the only interactive options. Obviously everything looked really cool. I think that the only thing that would make it better would be to have a more interactive aspect to some of the parts, but I'm not sure how they would do that and I don't think they're gonna change anything. It's still well worth a visit.

This museum was a little meh. Some of the trains were rather…read morebeat up, not restored, the inside areas were a little musty in my opinion. The area inside the station wasn't great. The train ride was a little bland - and the stop that the train made was too long. The inside of the train was a bit beat up/worn down. The person who provided info inside the railway museum sheds (not sure if there is a better word?) was nice and informative. For $24 or so it seems a steep price. Bathrooms on site, free parking on the grounds.

My family and i visited yesterday and it was the COOLEST experience. Everyone was incredibly kind…read moreand so informative!!! It was my son's third birthday and he's obsessed with trains. They even took the time to answer all my other kids questions!!! We got to see how the train gets turned around on the tracks and then ride in the caboose! The gift shop is super affordable and the staff is incredible. Probably about a two hour excursion so just know you won't probably spend the whole day there but it's so fun!! Lots to see and lots to learn!

We came here while on vacation, on the last day of the year, during my kids winter break. I…read morehonestly think this place rivals bigger places like the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. Although it's not huge, there are so many interesting exhibits packed into a relatively small space. We could have easily spent hours here until close but we had plans to hit the road and head back home to the Chicago area. The gentleman upfront was nice enough to only charge me for 2 adults, even though I later checked the website and saw my 5 year old normally would have been charged at a lower price. My children, ages 3 and 5, had a blast. They ran around from exhibit to exhibit. I like that each one had instructions printed to explain the illusion. If you're into outer space, space stations, etc., the second room is for you! My son and I paid the $4/ person cost to Ride in the space shuttle VR experience. It wasn't really that exciting, but my 5 year old enjoyed it. My favorite part was the 3rd exhibit. Don't forget to head upstairs as well. The Van de Graff generator (to make your hair stand up) didn't seem to work. I have a picture of myself as a child standing there, so I was pretty bummed I couldn't get one with my children. Since it was cold and snowing, we didn't experience any outdoor exhibits, but there is plenty to do inside. You do have to walk outside briefly between exhibits, so dress appropriately. Definitely would return!

This activity was more fun than I expected and the kids didn't want to leave. It is filled with…read morelots of hands-on science experiments and before I knew it we were there for almost 2 hours. The kids would have stayed longer but we had another event scheduled so had to leave. Even the little kids will find something interesting. Even we adults learned lots of cool things. I think the ideal age is 5-10 years old but outside that range is still good too. If you are staying at a local resort ask if you can get a discount for doing so. The tickets are (as expected) not cheap but this one is worth the time and money. Be prepared to end this activity through the gift shop and brace for buying expensive souvenirs.