North Region

North Lakeland Discovery Center - Situated in the heart of Northern Wisconsin's Lakeland area, this multi-functional center's mission is to explore the region's natural, cultural and historical resources through recreation, field experience, study, discussion and display.

Northwoods Children's Museum - The Northwoods Children's Museum located at 346 W. Division Street in Eagle River, enriches lives and strengthens families. The Museum provides hands-on exhibits and programs that make learning fun.

Peninsula Players - The Peninsula Players offers a unique combination of beautiful surroundings, great plays, and wonderful actors.

St. Croix Festival Theatre - The St. Croix Festival Theatre offers a variety of plays throughout the year.

White Pines Family Fun Center - Waterfalls, fountains and the natural setting create a beautiful atmosphere for this family fun center! Enjoy 18 holes of mini golf, go-karts, video game arcade and snack shop.  4331 Islandview Road, Rhinelander.  (715) 362-4653.

American Folklore Theatre - The mission of the American Folklore Theatre is to develop and present professional dramatic productions of a cultural and/or educational nature which will further the knowledge and appreciation of the heritage of the United States through creation, development, publication, and presentation in live or recorded form, of dramatic and musical works of art.

Birch Creek Music Performance Center - Birch Creek is a unique summer music school and concert venue located on Wisconsin’s beautiful Door County peninsula. For more than a quarter of a century, it has been summer home to outstanding young musicians and some of the country's top performers and music educators, who teach by day and perform by night in the rural campus’ 500-seat concert hall.

Cana Island Lighthouse - Walk across the rock causeway from the Door County mainland to the island. Step inside the keeper's house where, beginning in 1869, the first of a number of lighthouse keepers tended to the light which guided sailors and protected them from the dangerous shoals extending out from the island into Lake Michigan.

Rhinelander Logging Museum Complex - These buildings represent a true-to-life replica of a lumber camp of the 1870's, consisting of a bunkhouse, a cook shanty, and a blacksmith shop. It is the most complete display of its kind in the area, housing a collection of artifacts pertaining to the early logger.

International Snowmobile Hall of Fame - The International Snowmobile Hall of Fame is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich and exciting history of snowmobiling at both the recreational and competitive levels through the operation of a museum, hall of fame and library for the sport.

Forts Folle Avoine Historic Park - Folle Avoine Historical Park brings to life the rich heritage of the fur trade area in the Folle Avoine (""Wild Rice"") region of northwestern Wisconsin. Costumed interpreters interact with modern-day visitors in an Ojibwe village and four traders' cabins, historic reconstruction’s of 1802-1804 winter of the North West and XY Fur Trade Companies.

Door County Maritime Museum at Gills Rock - The newly remodeled facility features the fishing tug ""Hope"" built in 1930 by sturgeon Bay Boat Works (currently Palmer Johnson. The Museum also features new exhibits on shipwrecks and lifesaving including a lyle gun used to rescue mariners from shipwrecks. The Ted Berch model collection of 20 Great Lakes vessels.

Peck's Wildwood Wildlife Park - Peck's Wildwood is home to over 500 animals and birds including; wolf, black bear, elk, bobcat, buffalo, deer, mountain lion, wallaby, coatimundi, emu, ring-tailed lemur, African spurred tortoise, eagle, birds of the world, and much, much more!

Northwoods Wildlife Center - Just west of downtown Minocqua you and your family can watch and learn about wildlife in the northwoods.

Big Top Chautauqua - Lake Superior Big Top Chautauqua (LSBTC) is a year round non profit performing arts organization. LSBTC operates an intimate 780 seat capacity, all professional tent theater, producing and presenting a seventy-plus night summer season of concerts, plays, lectures, and original, illuminated historical musicals.

Carl's Wood Art Museum - The museum displays amazing works of wood art such as a 14 ft., 5000 lb. Grizzly bear that meets you when you enter Carl's Wood Art Museum. There is also a replica of a trappers cabin. Stop in the Translucent Room to see thinly cut pieces of wood called veneer, see a revolving water wheel an much more.

The Fairfield Art Museum - The museum's galleries permanent collection features works of renowned English sculptor and artist Henry Moore - including maquettes and drawings that reveal the seeds of his ideas for sculptures. Visitors can also view traveling exhibits and the paintings and drawings of such international artists as Wassily Kandinski , Alberto Giacometti, Fernand Leger and others.

Door Off Broadway Dinner Theatre - Door Off Broadway Dinner Theatre offers the finest in Broadway musicals and comedies in a dinner theatre venue.

The Hideout - Closed and tightly guarded by imported gangland guns since it was carved from the stately pine and hardwood forest in the early 1920's, this scenic northwoods retreat of Chicago's most notorious gangster of the Roaring 1920's now reveals its secrets to the public.

National Fresh Water Fishing Hall Of Fame - The world's largest fishing museum includes a 5-story building shaped like a musky, hundreds of mounted trophy fish, a research library, 30,000 sq. feet of displays of antique and classic fishing artifacts, 500 outboards, 800 reels, 6,000 lures, hundreds of rods and varied fishing accessories. Video fishing theater. Boat and motor display building and six acres of landscaped grounds.

Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay - Experience the nautical history of Door County in this 20,000 square foot facility located on Sturgeon Bay's historic waterfront. Galleries offer exhibits on area lighthouses, shipbuilding, salvage operations, antique motors and marina history.

Sunset Concert Cruises - Sunset Concert Cruises offer Jazz, Dixieland, Classical and Folk concerts aboard the Island Clipper while touring the waters of Green Bay and Lake Michigan off the tip of the northern Door County Peninsula.

Lumberjack Special Steam Train & Camp Five Museum - History comes alive when you ride the Rails of Yesteryear. Board the Lumberjack Special steam train to Camp Five. Discover logging lore at the outstanding Museum complex and Blacksmith Shop. Surrey through the forest. Take the Rat River Natural Wildlife Tour. Stroll the Ecology Walk and visit the Nature Center. There's something for everyone at Camp Five!

Waswagoning - Waswagoning is a 20 acre outdoor recreated Indian village on the Lac du Flambeau Reservation.