Attractions in Eau Claire, Wisconsin

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Crystal Cave 715-778-4414
W965 Highway 29, Eau Claire, WI 54767
Spring Valley
This will delight the entire family with its multiple level, hndreds of stalactites and stalagmites and labyrinth passageways. more info map
Hillview Farm Orchard 715-878-4526
E6198 Hickory Road, Eau Claire, WI 54701
Enjoy family fun, a nature trail, pick your own apple in scenic setting. more info map
Lowes Creek Tree Farm 715-878-4166
S9475 South Lowes Creek Road, Eau Claire, WI 54738
Eleva
Log Cabin Christmas Shop, sleigh rides out to cut our own tree, kids play area, hand made wreaths, roping and custom greenery. Free treats. more info map

Anderson Log House 715-834-7871
Carson Park, Eau Claire, WI 54701
Built in the 1860's, the construction reflects the owners' Scandinavian heritage. more info map
Paul Bunyan Logging Camp 715-835-6200
1110 Carson Park Drive, Eau Claire, WI 54702
An authentic reproduction of 19th century logging camp. more info map
Schlegelmilch House 715-834-7871
517 South Farwell Street, Eau Claire, WI 54701
One of the city's first brick homes, constructed because of the fear of fires which swept the lumber town of Eau Claire. more info map
Sunnyview Scool 715-834-7871
Carson Park, Eau Claire, WI 54702
The one room school served children in grade one through eight from 1882 until 1961. more info map

Chippewa Valley Railroad 888-523-FUNN
Carson Park, Eau Claire, WI 54702
A unique opportunity to experience a 1/4 size working railroad. more info map

Carlson's Orchard and Gallery 714-835-5912
130 Deerfield Road, Eau Claire, WI 54701
Family owned apple orchard and art gallery, featuring local artist Stacy Carlson, hand painted furniture and accessories including customized wall paintings. more info map
Chippewa Valley Museum 715-834-7871
Carson Park, Eau Claire, WI 54702
Exhibits trace the 300 year history of the Ojibwa people in the region and tell stories of townbuilders who arrived during the mid 19th century lumber boom. more info map
Empire in the Pine Lumber Museum 715-664-8690
First Street, Eau Claire, WI 54735
Downsville
Relive the logging camp era of Dunn County's early days. The displays depict operations of the Knapp, Stout and Company, one the largest white pinery in the world. more info map
Fall Creek Historical Society Museum 715-877-3108
E11940 County Road J, Fall Creek, WI 54742
Located 11 Miles from Eau Claire
Built in historic Randall Park right on Highway 12, museum houses many items relating to Fall Creek's history, but will be of interest to anyone. more info
University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Campus 715-836-2637
105 Garfield Avenue, Eau Claire, WI 54701
Campus houses three museums: The James Newman Clark Bird Museum, The University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire Greenhouse and The L.E. Phillips Planetarium. more info map

Beaver Creek Reserve 715-877-2212
S 1 County Highway K, Eau Claire, WI 54742
Fall Creek
Explore 360 acres of picturesque natural habitat where people can discover, learn and appreciated the mysteries of our natural world. more info map

Cabin Ridge Rides 715-723-9537
4271 220th Street, Eau Claire, WI 54727
Cadott
Enjoy horse drawn wagon and sleigh rides through 400 acres of woods along Paint Creek. more info map
Summer of '52 Tour 715-836-0091
412 McKinley Avenue, Eau Claire, WI 54701
See a statue of Hank Aaron, tor the historic stadium where he got his first minor league hit and near the story of how baseball's all time home run king and other... more info map
Wilson Place Mansion & Gift Shop 715-235-1316
101 Wilson Circle, Eau Claire, WI 54701
Tour guides trace the lifestrles and history of three generations of a lumber baron family, living on site for 130 years. more info map