Baraboo, Wisconsin is not only home to the stunning Devil’s Lake State Park, but also boasts several other attractions worth visiting. One of the most unique attractions is Dr. Evermore’s Sculpture Park, featuring sculptures made from vintage machinery and scrap metal.
For those interested in history, the Al Ringling Theatre is a beautifully restored theatre that originally opened in 1915. Visitors can take a tour or attend a performance to see the intricate details and stunning architecture of this historic building.
The International Crane Foundation is a conservation organization dedicated to preserving the world’s cranes and their habitats. Visitors can see all 15 species of cranes at their headquarters in Baraboo.
The nearby Mid-Continent Railway Museum provides a glimpse into Wisconsin’s railroad history with its collection of restored vintage trains and interactive exhibits.
If you’re looking for a unique experience, be sure to check out Circus World Museum in Baraboo. This museum showcases the history of the American circus, including the famous Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, which was founded in Baraboo.
Families with children will enjoy a trip to Wisconsin Dells, known as the “Waterpark Capital of the World.” And for those who enjoy gaming, Ho-Chunk Gaming offers a casino experience with slots, table games, and entertainment.
Baraboo offers a variety of interesting attractions just minutes from Devil’s Lake State Park.
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Devil’s Head Resort
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Devil’s Head is a ski & golf resort nestled in the bluffs located just 2 miles from Devil’s Lake South Shore featuring 253 comfortable hotel rooms, suites and condos. With on-site restaurants, bars, fire pits and hotel amenities like indoor/outdoor pools, whirlpools, tennis courts and fitness room, we can make your Devil’s Lake visit truly enjoyable. If you love the outdoors, but would rather camp in a hotel room, make Devil’s Head Resort your “Base Camp!”