Family Things To Do in Baraboo, Wisconsin

Ancient 500-foot bluffs ring a spring-fed lake at one of Wisconsin's oldest state parks. Devil's Lake is on... More on LLBean.com

Then go hiking on the bluffs, or swim in the clear lake water! More on trails.mtbr.com

A world-renowned conservation center featuring the 15 crane species, restored tall grass prairie, and Whoop... More on VisitMadison.com

This is the only place where you can see all 15 species of cranes. There is an education center on site. Th... More on TripAdvisor

Just three miles from Wisconsin Dells, you`ll find a picturesque lake surrounded by sandstone bluffs. Mirro... More on ReserveAmerica.com

The water on the state park end of the lake is sort of marshy too, which means the swimming is not as goo... More on Epinions.com

The playground is right down the hill from the Baraboo Zoo, so it's a great place to picnic after a visit to see the animals. There are 3 pavilions that can be rented out but are often open. The park also has a coaste... More on KaBoom.org

A great place for all ages! A main pavilion can be rented out for the day. Picnic tables around the park offer a view of the river and are covered to provide shade. A sand volleyball ... More on KaBoom.org

Campbell park is a great place for kids to spend the day because it has something for everyone. The municipal pool has a small pool with different spray jets for younger kids, as well as a deeper pool with diving boar... More on KaBoom.org

This park has three small fields, one of which is used as an ice skating area in the winter. A nice gazeebo with picnic ... More on KaBoom.org

The park is mainly used for soccer practice/games. There are two large fields. A large hill offers a great ... More on KaBoom.org

During the baseball season the park is always busy. A concession stand offers candy, soda and other goodies for the fans. A new pavlilion was ... More on KaBoom.org

Sometimes the field is used as an ice skating rink in the winter. Contains two soccer feilds and a small pavilion. More on KaBoom.org