Things To Do in Seymour, Wisconsin

This picturesque course is highlighted by gazebos and wooded areas. Water hazards (a creek and a lake) come into play on at least half the holes. ... More on Golf.com

Hands down, the most beautiful & challenging public golf course in northeast WI. The layout is stunning & the course challenges even the best golfers. Financially, this course is a steal. I swear, ... More on GolfReview

overview: In 1885, at the age of 15, Charlie Nagreen came to the fair at Seymour, Wis. and set up a food stand selling meatballs. Nagreen soon learned that his meatballs were of little value to his... More on MuseumStuff.com

Unique tribute to America's ... More on TripAdvisor

Petticoat Junction - You might see a celeb here. But he/she will probably be on one of the many flat screen TVs lining the walls. Petticoat Junction is the place you’d likely go to ... More on clubzone

The facility opened on Sept. 1, 1998. More on SwimmersGuide

3 grind rails a qaurter pipe a box with a 2 foot jump, and a 4 foot wedge More on skateboardpark.com

Swiecichowski Tavern is the type of place you start off your night. The drinks are cheap and strong but the crowd isn’t the type to get the party started. Grab a ... More on clubzone

Mike's Five Corners is the type of place you start off your night. The drinks are cheap and strong but the crowd isn’t the type to get the party started. Grab a ... More on clubzone

Inscription. James Powlis, whose Oneida name Tewakatelyλthale! means "I'm Worried", was born around 1750, probably in New York State. In 1777, after the disintegration of the Iroquois Confederacy's neutrality, Congress sought ... More on HMDB

Part of the Brown County Veterans Memorial Complex, the arena has a 7. 500 seat capacity and hosts more than 95,000 attendees per year. Events include Sesame Street Live, ... More on Greenbay.com

Part of the Brown County Veterans Memorial Complex, the arena has a 7. 500 seat capacity and hosts more than 95,000 attendees per year. Events include Sesame Street ... More on Greenbay.com