Family Things To Do in Prairie Du Sac, Wisconsin

Fun for the whole family with grape stomping, cork toss, and grape spitting ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Great atmosphere to enjoy people watching, some great wine and times with friends! More on Yahoo! Travel

Sauk City, along with her sister city Prairie du Sac (Sauk Prairie), are located on the banks of the Wisconsin River. The villages are located on U.S. Highway 12 and State Highways 60 and 78 about 20 miles north of Madison, Wisconsin, ... More on AnglerWeb.com

My brother lives about 30 minutes from the river and he took my wife and I out for a tour. We had a wonderf... More on TripAdvisor

Even my kids enjoy the sandbars to swim off from and to builld sand castles in. More on TripAdvisor

Steve's Arboretum Lounge, located at 7888 State Road 188, is your garden variety pub. It’s not going to win any raves of "Hottest. Bar. Ever.," but it’s a serviceable place to relax and unwind. Just keep your expectations grounded. ... More on clubzone

Wal Mart-Its huge they have everything you need for a great vacation-no need to pack anything accept your c... More on GeckoGo

And it gets even better-there's a 30 day return policy! More on GeckoGo

Fall Halloween event: Annual "Boofest" celebration in Downtown Baraboo - safe "trick and treat" for children Annual "Boofest" celebration - safe "trick and treat" for children with downtown merchan... More on pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

Inscription. The river front was once the heart of Baraboo. Railroads, industry and commercial trade gravitated toward the river, making it the initial center of activity. On the river in this area... More on HMDB

The pastor and the whole staff is awesome and if you need to talk to them they will listen and help you out with anything. More on Yahoo! Travel

You must visit the best kept secret in the state. This 10,000 acre lake with 52 miles of shore line is surrounded by picturesque hills with views that are unbelievable. Tour this area by land or water for the most enjoyable and relaxed ... More on Lakewisconsin.org