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Arkansaw Cycle Park is a 350-acre privately operated motorsport facility in Pepin County that has served as western Wisconsin's premier family-friendly motocross destination for over 20 years. The park features a 1.25-mile motocross track, a pee-wee track, a TT flat track, an eight-mile hare scramble course, and single-track trails set among grassy meadows and tall trees. The facility hosts AMA and CMA...
Tarrant Park is a scenic 16-acre park and campground in Durand nestled along the Chippewa River, serving as the southern trailhead of the Chippewa River State Trail. The park offers 10 RV sites and 8 tent sites, a swimming pool and bathhouse, playground equipment, picnic shelters, basketball courts, ball fields, and sand volleyball. Nearby Bear Creek is a popular trout stream, making this an excellent...
Caddie Woodlawn Historical Park is a charming five-acre park located nine miles south of Menomonie on Highway 25, operated by the Dunn County Historical Society. It preserves the original 1856 home of Caroline Augusta Woodhouse, the real-life inspiration for the 1935 Newbery Award-winning children's book Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink. The park offers a unique blend of pioneer history and literary...
Pineview County Park is a 4-acre day-use park on Lake Eau Galle in Dunn County, originally known as Welch's Point and donated in 1961 by the Eau Galle Sportsmen's Club. The park features 400 feet of waterfront with swimming, fishing, a handicap-accessible fishing pier, a boat landing, playground, picnic tables, and restrooms. Its lakefront setting and family-friendly amenities make it an appealing everyday...
Missouri Valley 4-H Park is a small community park in the Eau Galle area of Dunn County associated with the Missouri Valley 4-H Club, one of the larger and more active 4-H clubs in the county. The club is involved in dairy, swine, food events, and music festivals, and the park serves as a gathering place for youth programs, picnics, and community events. For nearby homebuyers, it reflects the strong...
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