Bruemmer Park Zoo features a small zoo with many animals native to northeastern Wisconsin. Â The zoo is on an eight-acre site within the 30-acre Bruemmer County Park. The park has wooded trails, a playground, and picnic area with grills, restrooms. With free admission, the zoo is open year-round daily from 7 a.m. – sunset. Â Read more
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Rio Creek Airport was established in the early 70’s when a group of enthusiastic pilots began building a runway just west of downtown Rio Creek. Through many hours of rock picking and plowing, many friends and family members helped transform a field into Runway 7/25.
The first flight out of Rio Creek Airport was in a 1946 415-CERCO Ercoupe (N386H) on August 28, 1973. Over the next few years, two hangers, an aviator’s clubhouse and and an A-framed cabin were added as the aviation bug captivated the small town.
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Disc Golf
Enjoy this 12 hole disc golf course nestled in the back of Peterson Park. Moderately hilly; moderately wooded, the course runs almost 3,000 feet. 37 par.
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Riverview ATV Park
The only public ATV trail park in northeast Wisconsin is open beginning early May through mid-November. Those who love an adventure on their ATV, UTV or dirt bike can explore 20 miles of trails. Helmets and a valid WI registration are required. You’ll find a donation tube located at the park for upkeep. More information Read more
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Winter Park – Kewaunee County
Winter Park is Kewaunee County’s most popular park for winter recreation attracting those who like to go skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing. The snow tubing hill features five lanes approximately 450 feet long with a vertical drop of 70 feet. Riders are taken to the top of the hill by a Magic Carpet, a standing Read more
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Kewaunee County Barn Quilts
Inspired by the Sac County Barn Quilts, the Kewaunee County Area Barn Quilt project began in January 2008. Over 125 area 4-H and Future Farmers of America students worked with the community designing and painting 18 quilt for historically-significant barns. Grab your family or some friends, hop in the car and take in the colors Read more
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