ASTRO Experiences · WI
Curated local experience providers on the ASTRO Network — bonfires, beach setups, charters, and events worth remembering.
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Bayfield, WI
The Bayfield Maritime Museum preserves, interprets, and presents artifacts portraying the nautical history of Bayfield and the Apostle Islands in Lake Superior. Visitors can explore exhibits and learn about the region's boat-building tradition, including projects like the Rocky Island Skiff and St. Ayles Rowing Skiff.
Fitchburg, WI
Discover walking routes in Hatchery Hill Park near me in Fitchburg. Family friendly. View Hatchery Hill Park map.
Hayward, WI
10360 Hall of Fame Drive Hayward, WI 54843 715.634-4440 www.freshwater-fishing.org Open mid-April, May, September & October - Monday - Sunday 9:30 am - 4 pm; June, July & August Monday - Sunday 9:30 am - 4:30 pm. Closed November 1st - mid-April. Admission – Adults $8.95, Children 4 - 17…
De Pere, WI
White Pillars Museum is the home of the De Pere Historical Society, located in the oldest building in De Pere. Built in 1836, this structure is listed on the National Registry of Historic Buildings and has served various roles, including the headquarters of the Fox River Hydraulic Company and De Pere’s first newspaper office. Today, it functions as a museum, preserving and presenting the community's past history.
Photo by RoyalbroilMilton, WI
Milton House Museum is Wisconsin's only certified Underground Railroad site open to the public and a National Historic Landmark. Guided tours must be scheduled in advance, and the museum offers special events and educational programming throughout the year.
Plymouth, WI
Evergreen Golf Course is a municipally owned 9-hole short course located in Plymouth, WI. This public course offers open tee times for visitors to enjoy its nine holes. Please note that the driving range is not currently open.
Madison, WI
Madison BCycle is an electric bike share system connecting the University of Wisconsin, State Street, and the Capital City Trail across Madison's isthmus. The system operates seasonally with convenient stations, real-time bike availability tracking, and a mobile app for easy rental.
Woodruff, WI
The Doctor Kate Pelham Newcomb Museum in Woodruff, WI, tells the story of Dr. Kate Pelham Newcomb, the Million Penny Parade of 1953, and the history of Woodruff. Visitors can learn about geometry teacher Mr. Otto Burich and the AV-W schools' role in the Million Penny drive. Exhibits include Growing Up Woodruff, Old Bill, and Dr. Kate on This is Your Life, detailing her work as a doctor in the Northwoods.
Racine, WI
River's End Marina is a marina in Racine, WI, operated by Racine Riverside Marine. It was formerly known as Pugh's Marina. The location also features restaurants, including Chartroom Food and Spirits and Bridge Tender Tavern.
Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Bullseye Golf Club, established in 1922, features an 18-hole golf course in Wisconsin Rapids. Originally a member-owned country club, it now welcomes the public to experience its course, surrounded by old-growth pines and Wisconsin wildlife. The club also offers The Lantern Restaurant & Bar, which provides a renovated dining experience with views of the Wisconsin River, and a banquet hall for up to 220 guests.
Washburn, WI
Washburn Marina is located in Washburn, Wisconsin, serving as a home base for boaters exploring Lake Superior, Chequamegon Bay, and the Apostle Islands. It provides protected dockage, fuel, pump-out service, boat storage, launch and haul services, a ship store, and marine technicians. The marina offers convenient access to open water for cruising, fishing, and sailing, making it an ideal starting point for trips to the Apostle Islands.
Merrill, WI
The Merrill Historical Society and Museum preserves Merrill's history, showcasing the town's unique stories, culture, and traditions since 1978. Visitors can learn about Merrill’s heritage and explore exhibits such as the Pinery Exhibit, Chatter From Left Field, and 20th Century & Beyond Toys. The museum also offers resources including high school yearbooks, digitized Merrill newspapers, and various family histories.
Wausau, WI
The Children’s Imaginarium in Wausau, WI, is a museum designed for children to learn and families to connect. It features over 10,000 square feet of interactive, hands-on exhibits rooted in STEM. Visitors can explore the Drip Drop Discovery gallery to learn about water or design flying objects in the Air gallery. This museum aims to inspire discovery and imagination.
Eau Claire, WI
Wild Ridge Golf Course is a links style course offering a championship golf experience in the Chippewa Valley. It features five sets of tees, with distances from over 7000 yards to 5200 yards. Visitors can enjoy spectacular views, dramatic elevation changes, and immaculate course conditions, along with local wildlife and sunsets from the clubhouse.
La Crosse, WI
The Dahl Auto Museum celebrates the Dahl family's 100-year history as automotive dealers across five generations. Visitors can explore the history of the automobile through Ford Motor Company, an extensive mascot collection, and restored classic cars. A notable feature is the Starlite Drive-in, a tribute to a local historic theater that shows classic films. The museum also provides an educational component and hosts annual events.
Oconto, WI
The Copper Culture Museum explains the tools used by the Copper Culture people and their way of survival. Visitors can see more recent Native American artifacts and children can experience a mock excavation pit. A foot trail leads to the burial ground, the oldest known in Wisconsin, where the Copper Culture people, among the world's earliest metalsmiths, buried their dead. The museum is housed in the former Charles Werrebroeck home.
Racine, WI
The Legacy Museum and Veterans Center is a blue Greek Revival home in Racine, WI, honoring veterans throughout Racine County and all who served. Visitors can explore memorials, exhibits on Medal of Honor recipients, and displays about various military figures and events. The center also features the Bruce Smalley Library and the Foxhole Lounge restaurant.
Medford, WI
Black River Golf Course is a golf course nestled along the serene Black River. It features lush fairways and challenging greens. The course offers an experience for all golfers, from seasoned pros to beginners.
Mequon, WI
Founded in 1922, Ozaukee Country Club is a private, member-owned club serving families from the greater Milwaukee region. It features a challenging golf course with pristine greens and fairways, and has hosted the 1925 Western Open and several WSGA and USGA tournaments, including the 2022 State Open. The club also offers youth programs and a clubhouse with a Bar Room and Patio for gatherings and private events.
Photo by Corey CoyleMadison, WI
Henry Vilas Zoo is a zoo in Madison, Wisconsin, proud to be Madison’s free zoo since 1911. Visitors can learn about various animal friends. The zoo is dedicated to exceptional animal care and conserving wildlife through local engagement and global partnerships.
Appleton, WI
The Building for Kids is a children's museum featuring interactive discovery zones designed for early childhood development. The museum offers programs for infants through preschoolers, summer camps, and hands-on learning experiences that encourage curiosity and community engagement.
Kenosha, WI
The Civil War Museum in Kenosha focuses on the war from the perspective of the seven states of the upper middle west, exploring its impact on the Western home front through personal stories and narratives. Visitors can experience a 360-degree film, "Seeing the Elephant," and attend theater programs with actors portraying historical figures. Guided tours and a Resource Center are also available.
Blue RiveR, WI
Eagle Cave Resort features Wisconsin's largest onyx cave, famous for in-cave youth group camping. Visitors can take guided cave tours, go spelunking, or participate in a cave exploratory program. The resort also offers a campground, cabin rentals, canoe rentals, hiking trails, geocaching, mini golf, and a game room. Guests can also enjoy ice skating, ice fishing, and fishing.
Photo by NfarmakesSuperior, WI
The Fairlawn Mansion is a Victorian estate built in 1889 by Superior's three-time mayor Martin Pattison. The 42-room mansion exemplifies the city's early prosperity and served uniquely as a children's home for 42 years, reflecting its dual historical significance.