Loved visiting Dells Mill!…read more We almost didn't stop because it was raining, but so glad we did. The property is gorgeous. Met a fabulous man named Lynn (friend of the owner) who told us about the renovations of the flour mill. We got to see the pulleys working and the water wheel. He took us throughout the mill and showed us how the dam was repaired. Such impressive work to see how it was restored. There's a store at the mill that sells homemade glazed donuts and other items. Would love to come back and see it when even more renovations are completed.

One of the most photographed places in Wisconsin. Now owned and run by the Amish who also sell…read moreAmish goods.

I hosted a bridal shower at Sweet Legacy. Molly was so wonderful to work with and so accommodating…read morethrough the planning prior to the event and during the event. She checked in frequently asking if we needed anything throughout the event. The venue itself was beautiful. The perfect place for a bridal shower. The place settings were beautiful.

Relatively quiet and simple atmosphere. Food was good as well as portions. Reasonably priced in…read morecontemporary times. Would visit again.

Father son golf outing at Lake Hallie golf course, plenty of mature trees well laid out course…read more New golf carts is a big plus, good value for the money. Friendly staff.

One of the best properties to book an event at. One roof, multiple fantastic historical rooms…read more Full commercial kitchen, full bar. Awesome choices for catering. Very welcoming.

I had high hopes for this venue when I had heard that my Nephew was hosting his wedding there,…read morehowever, I found myself quickly disappointed. Not only did the air conditioning fail during the dinner but the elevator was out of service (much to the disappointment of a bridal party member who had to be carried up and down the stairs along with her wheelchair and Grandparents of the groom who were unable to attend due to physical limitations). No reimbursement was offered for these inconveniences. Personal possessions were also stolen from the groom's changing room. While the venue itself was beautiful, the lack of professionalism by its Management leaves little to be desired.

The campground ended up contacting us, apologizing for the inconvenience and gave a gift card for a…read morefree stay. I appreciate them doing that and would possibly give it another try next time we are in the area.

Small, but very clean and well groomed campground. Approx 35 sites, all with 30 and 50 amp electric…read moreand water. Dump station on grounds. Owners very accommodating and a pleasure to work with. Camped with a 40' fifth wheel. Would definitely return when in the area. Little light on Amenities if traveling with youngsters.

This place always is our go-to stop when going east of twin cities. It has a little for everyone…read morefrom toddler space to indoor playground upstairs. The water table is favorite of both our kids. I had to get a stuffed penguin in construction outfit when I saw the promotion.

This is the first children's museum I've been to that I've actually liked! We went on a Friday…read moreafternoon for something to do to avoid air quality warnings and I'm so glad we went. There were so many different activities and sections that I've never seen in play places before, like the car repair shop. Since it's so large, it also didn't feel like it was too crowded and overstimulation wasn't a problem. The water area was the favorite with testing out the water that launched the balls through tunes and mazes and even getting some to spin on water. The brain cave was also pretty cool with its colors. We also appreciated a separate toddler area that had the tree you could put leaves in and they shoot out the top. This kept us occupied for a long while. It's a little expensive for a family if you're not a member, but it was well worth it for us to break up a road trip and get some energy out. I highly recommend if you're in the area!

What a super experience! The Paint Shack is the perfect place for a fun, creative and new…read moreadventure! Cyndi is amazing! She has truly created an atmosphere of taking a beginning artist to a Picasso in 3 hours! Cyndi has many, many designs in which to choose from to paint. Make The Paint Shack your next place for hosting a staff outing, a party or a night out with friends. It truly is so much fun and you get to take your masterpiece home with you. I give Cyndi and The Paint Shack 10+ stars!!! Thank you Cyndi.

Amazing place to have a great time with the family or a date. Provide a full bar with wine room…read moreright below start start painting with your date and head down to the wine room for some nice beverages some fine libations. Family is definitely welcome great paintings for children helping you every step of the way.

What a surprisingly nice small museum. We had a free afternoon so we checked out this place. The…read morebonus was our free admission with the NARM program. The woman at the front desk could not have been more friendly and helpful. There are many exhibits on local history, geography, culture, and industry that pack this museum. I really enjoyed the extensive displays around farming. They also had a traveling show on super hero which was OK. I could have spent more time given everything you could study. Definitely worth an hour or two of your time.

The Chippewa Valley Museum is a good place to spend an hour to get a sense for local history. It…read morestarts with the arrival of the Frenchman; continues through the logging heyday; moves to the peak days of small town factories; then into the present. There are things to read; artifacts to see; and a couple play areas for kids. Works for all ages. Takes about an hour to get through - unless you read everything. At the end, there's an ice cream parlor - for a nice treat. I found it an interesting lesson on how the locals adapted to changing conditions (forests, lumber, factories, modern times) to keep Eau Claire from becoming a ghost town.