Things To Do in Rockfield, Wisconsin

Inscription. Center of the settlement established by German-Hunsruck pioneers, the Christ Evangelical Church was founded in 1842. This limestone edifice, replacing a log church, was completed in 1862 on land donated by Phillip Dhein. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Established in 1842, by the Philip Dhein family, Dheinsville is Germantowns oldest crossroads settlement. The village contains original half-timber buildings (fachwerk), reflecting the building-construction patterns of ... More on HMDB

St. John United Church of Christ Our Mission: To welcome, enrich, celebrate and reach out in the name of Jesus Christ More on Stjohnuccgermantown.org

Inscription. Founded on 1843 by German settlers from Hessen-Darmstadt and the Bavarian Palatinate, joined later by emigrants from Pomerania and Wurttemberg. Designed by architects Myrath and Koch f... More on HMDB

(WI-67-01) S. of Jackson , Jackson Township, Washington County, WI. Jackson St. S. 1.0 miles from jct with WI60 in Jackson, jog E. on Sherman Rd. 0.15 miles, S. on Jackson St. 1.0 miles, W. on Western Av. 0.2 miles ... More on dalejtravis.com

Enjoy one complimentary ENTREE when a second ENTREE of equal or greater value is purchased or if you prefer, any ONE PIZZA at 50% OFF the regular price . . Located at Logger's Park sport complex - ... More on entertainment.com

Located at Logger's Park sport complex - Burgers, sandwiches - Fish fry, chicken - Wings & pizza - All within view of our family fun ... More on entertainment.com

There are six miles of hiking trails here (you can snowshoe or ski them in winter) along with an observati... More on An Explorer's Guide: Wisconsin

Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, a 185-acre nature sanctuary on Lake Michigan just 15 minutes north of downto... More on Discover America

Southeast Wisconsin's only laser arena - The states only indoor ferris wheel - Soft play zone - Call for party information More on entertainment.com

After lunch everyone had fun playing all the games and getting prizes for their tickets. More on insiderpages.com

Inscription. In early October 1839, approximately 20 families settled near this site to found the colony of Freistadt. Prompted by religious persecution in the homeland, the group sought and found religious haven in Wisconsin. The ... More on HMDB