A perfect, sunny brisk morning in snow covered Appleton brought me to Bubolz Nature Preserve to try…read moreout my ski legs. See, usually I like to take advantage of gravity while skiing and zip through the slopes vertically. But hey, we're talking Wisco here and anyone who has skied out west is spoiled in regards to the downhill type. Enough complaining, I glided at a brisk pace cross country style (classic) through the beautiful Bubolz nature preserve, got a workout, and had a blast doing it! The Nature Preserve rentals are run strictly by volunteers, which all were very friendly and eager to help. My friends and I rented skis, boots, and poles for $15 per person. The equipment looked and felt pretty new. The boots were fleece lined and warm. A volunteer handed us a map on the way out and off we were on our adventure! Our group glided around the Wilderness Trail, which took a little over 2 hours including a couple picture ops. There were already ski tracks present, making classic skiing a lot easier. I could count the number of other skiers we passed on one hand; the bulk of the time it was peace and quiet with no one in ear shot. The scenery on the trail is gorgeous, bringing you through wooded areas, around a pond, and across a large field. The preserve snips the large branches that overhang the trails preventing a lot of skiers from doing the limbo. I would HIGHLY recommend checking out Bubolz on a beautiful day. If you can walk, you can cross country ski and if not snow shoeing is also an option. FYI $1 is tacked on to credit card users.

Horrible dont come to this place if u have small ones or a stroller, mud all over my legs,…read morescratches and mosquito bites had me carry the stroller, a good majority of the way

Friendly workers . Prices are awesome. I was there last week saw and attempt to purchase wasn't a…read moresticker on it and would not get someone to price thts BS Whts the difference your trying to make money and get rid of . The Second Lady assisting wasn't nice I'll get her name next time .

Use to visit this store every year when we came up to visit son-and his family and always loved…read morethis place finding little treasures to take back home , but this trip we found everything dump in bins nothing on shelves we walked in and back out so sad seeing what use to be a wonderful thrift store turn into this.

The re-store is Great place to find the oddball stuff at a good price keep up the good workread more

Might not have what you are looking for, but in contrast, you might stumble on something useful you…read moreweren't really looking for. My issue with them is the intake staff who process the donations. Even though I had called to make sure the items I was donating were acceptable and needed, I was given an unnecessarily difficult time by the staff. Based on their response, you'd never know how important donations are to their operations.

What a facility! What a collection! How about those employees? We visited recently and were…read moreimpressed by every facet of the facility. Vehicles from many eras on display. Staff was very well informed and friendly. The facility itself was spotless from restrooms to showroom spaces. Great value for the ability to see so much automotive history.

This place is fantastic. A wide collection with something for everyone. Staff is great to engage…read morewith. Entry price is a bargain and you'll never get a closer look at some of these cars. A Green Bay gem.

great group of caring individuals for the loved ones that have dementia. Classes on mind work,…read moreexercise, lunch and transportation(if needed). check them out!

Come here often, today was my first time visiting the book store. We had a few super sweet kitties…read moreguide us around, and I found some books! They have a pretty large selection here actually. Nice place to spend some time with the sweet rescue kitties.

Crappy people really only looking for donations, they sit there and deny everyone but yet all these…read morecats have been here years and really all they want is people's money. I wouldn't go here at all to be honest whoever reviews adoption applications needs to get help, Straight up disrespectful to.

i went here for a comedy night and it was very entertaining! they had multiple comedians go on from…read moredifferent backgrounds and everyone was so nice and welcoming. the place itself is small and cute. i love all the artwork they show and sell on the walls.

This wildlife sanctuary is free to public. Many people come to this area to fish in the lake. Young…read moreand old enjoy their fishing day at the sanctuary lake with a lot of geese. The sanctuary has duck geese area, bird of pray, deer, wolf, and more. Many area is woodland cover very pleasant to walk. There is observation stations for the bird. The visit takes two hours to enjoy due to huge area. Parking is over the compound.

Dear Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary you cruel heartless monsters. This is Baby Buddy, our beloved…read morepet that was forcibly ripped out if my arms by the cunt Neveah that is employed at your bullshit facility. A tip was left with the DNR that we had this amazing beautiful boy. They said we had to relinquish him or they were going to forcibly take him from our home. So we called you, and you told us that he would be released to the wild once he was rehabilitated. That or if he was too domesticated he'd be made an "ambassador" used for learning and educational purposes. In less than 72 hours you had him sent to his death for no reason. He was full of love, and trust. He gave no symptoms of rabies. And you murdered him in cold blood. HIS NAME WAS BUDDY AND HE WAS SO LOVED! There's no raccoon habitat for rehabilitation. It's an act and a script you feed desperate pet owners to gain their trust and take their loved coons to be murdered. He wasn't wild. He wasn't aggressive. And he wasn't rabid. He was a good boy. He was happy in his home. He was supposed to live a long life. You cut that life short at 5 months old. He was perfect. And you murdered him! To the Management and Administration of Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, ​I am writing to formally demand accountability and full transparency regarding the surrender and immediate euthanasia of our 5-month-old raccoon, Buddy. ​When we contacted your facility following communication with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, we were given clear assurances regarding his intake. We were explicitly told that Buddy would be evaluated for wild rehabilitation or, if found to be too habituated, retained as an educational ambassador. ​We entrusted him to your facility based directly on those representations. ​Instead, within less than 72 hours, Buddy was euthanized. He exhibited zero symptoms of illness, distress, or aggression, and was completely habituated and healthy. ​Given the stark contradiction between what your staff promised prior to intake and the outcome that immediately followed, I am demanding direct answers to the following questions: ​What specific diagnostic, behavioral, or medical criteria were used to authorize his immediate euthanasia within 72 hours? ​Why were options for educational placement or sanctuary transfer ruled out after explicit assurances were made that these were valid pathways? ​Is it standard policy at Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary to assure surrendering individuals of rehabilitation or ambassador placement when immediate euthanasia is the intended intake protocol? ​The public and community members who turn to your organization in good faith deserve truthful communication about the actual protocols applied to surrendered animals. ​I expect a formal written response detailing the internal intake records, staff notes, and justification for Buddy's outcome. ​Alexandra Balthazor