Things To Do in Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin

This course features mature oak trees that can alter your shots. The fast greens are medium-sized, and the ... More on Golf.com

We love this course- beautiful views of Lake Koshkonong and a great golf course-we also enjoy the Friday... More on Yahoo! Travel

This local history museum and national dairy shrine offers a variety of exhibits and 19th century tools and... More on Heritage

Great small town museum , with some surprising memorabilia. More on TripAdvisor

This clever restaurant combines fine dining with excellent theatre and also boasts a gift shop. More on Yahoo! Travel

The staff sang to us, we had a group toast, and this was all in addition to our great dinner. More on Yahoo! Travel

This local aquatic center features a water slide ... More on Yahoo! Travel

bigger kids run over small ones not much separation in wading areas but overall we had fun will return. More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Between AD 650 and 1200, groups of Native Americans throughout the southern half of Wisconsin and portions of adjacent states built earthen mounds of various shapes and sizes, including mounds shaped like animals, today ... More on HMDB

Inscription. "Whilst lying here we have thrown up a stockade work flanked by four block houses for the security of our supplies and the accomodation of the sick, " wrote General Henry Atkinson of this spot in his army report to General ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Discovered in 1850 by Increase A. Lapham, this is the only known intaglio Effigy mound in the world. It was excavated for ceremonial purposes by American Indians of the Effigy Mound Culture about 1000 A. D. A part of ... More on HMDB

This facility includes twenty mustang horses for trail riding along with year round hayrides ... More on Yahoo! Travel

We have been to Mustang Manor twice and both times were very good experiences. Our granddaughter (8yrs) enj... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Fish,    fowl,      flood,    Water lily mud, My life, in the leaves and on water, My mother and I,       born, in swale and swamp and sworn, to water, Lorine Niedecker (1903-70) lived on Black Hawk Island ... More on HMDB

Preserved Indian mounds in an ... More on Yahoo! Travel