Only Minutes Away From Nationally Recognized Attractions

Wisconsin Dells [30 minutes]
World renowned for its scenic river boat trips along the Upper and Lower Dells and it fabulous Indian heritage. Use Lake Wisconsin's moderately-priced lodging and camping facilities while enjoying this Mecca for "Fun & Games".

Lodi [10 minutes]
Lodi prides itself on its three city parks, the nine-hole golf course within its city limits, a public swimming pool, the absence of parking meters on its streets, and most of all, on Susie the Duck, the mallard (or her successor) who has made her home since 1948 in the masonry nest built especially for her and her flock at the Main Street bridge. Susie and her flock provide delightful entertainment for the visitor.

Portage [20 minutes]
Site of the Portage canal, which separates the headwaters of the Fox, which flow eastward into the Atlantic from those of the "Mighty Wisconsin" which are destined for the Gulf of Mexico. Bulwarks of early Wisconsin heritage, such as the Surgeon's Quarters Garrison School and the Indian Agency House are all finely restored. Tours are available.

Baraboo [30 minutes]
Home of the Circus World Museum, located in the Ringling Bros. original winter quarters complex. One mile north of Devil's Lake - Wisconsin's finest state park. A scenic city in an unforgettable setting.

Poynette [10 minutes]
Birthplace of Curling-USA. Club chartered and Bon Spiels since 1875, still active. Home of Winter Championship Softball Tournament. Located 1 mile west of the MacKenzie Environmental Center. Here is located a nationally recognized display of Wisconsin birds, animals and trees. Tours are available.

Sauk Prairie [20 minutes]
Sauk City-Prairie du Sac. Site of the Wisconsin Power & Light Company dam. Excellent fishing above and below. Cities located in a river valley, the east side of which is flanked by awe-inspiring "palisades" - over which eagles soar! Home of August Derleth-one of Wisconsin's best known authors.