Cheap Things To Do in Mcfarland, Wisconsin

We had to remove the old playground equipment due to age, and not meeting ADA and safety requirements. More on KaBoom.org

The McFarland Historical Society is presently run by a small volunteer board. In the late fall a new theme is chosen for the following spring opening. A theme display is set up in the front window and a more elaborate exhibit is gathered ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Park Side Pub, located at 5016 Erling Ave, has an atmosphere that’s bordering on dive. Don’t take a date there—unless she’s cool as hell and is super low-maintenance—but ... More on clubzone

Inscription. Stephen Moulton Babcock came to the University of Wisconsin faculty in 1887 and remained until his death in 1931. His life was filled with a great eagerness to know and a persistent desire to serve. He is best known for ... More on HMDB

Exhibition Hall, Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Arena building, livestock buildings, camping and festival grou... More on VisitMadison.com

Unlike the much newer Kohl Center on the UW campus, the Coliseum and related buildings have ample parking a... More on TripAdvisor

Featuring English, Victorian, and New American gardens, this 2. 5 acre garden on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus contains over 1,400 different plants labeled by their scientific and com... More on Visitmadison.com

Parking is close by. A variety of well marked plants, trees and shrubs. Paths are easy to navigate and there are many beautiful areas in which to photograph, ... More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. This typical Wisconsin farmhouse became the retirement home in 1880 of early civic leader George Nichols. Five unusual round windows upstairs and a hilltop location provided a grand view of the area. Nichols School and ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Olin Terrace honors the memory of John Myers Olin (1851-1924). Mr. Olin was a U. W. law professor and the president of, and driving force behind, the original Madison Park and Pleasure Drive Association. He was an energetic ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The largest of nineteen conical, oval and linear mounds once located in this vicinity, the Outlet Mound was constructed as a burial place by Woodland Indians about 2,000 years ago. It was saved from destruction by the ... More on HMDB