4 Ways to Splash Into Summer Fun in Sauk County
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With so much to see and do in Sauk County, there’s no time to waste. Use these shortcuts to find your next adventure that much quicker.Parks & NatureFind information about the many parks, orchards, and lakes that abound in Sauk County.Outdoor ActivitiesLearn more about Sauk County's fishing, boating, and hunting opportunities.Family & CultureFrom museums to amusement parks to festivals, see what's in store for the whole family.ShoppingSauk County has plenty of shops, boutiques, and malls to help find what you need — and want.Upcoming EventsConcerts, banquets, carnivals: There’s always something happening in Sauk County. - Eat & Drink
There is much to taste and sip in Sauk County. Use these shortcuts to find your next foodie adventure that much quicker.Restaurants & BarsDig into the region's gastropubs, fine dining experiences, and more.Artisanal Foods & BeveragesGet a taste of Sauk County's homegrown and locally crafted bites and bits.Breweries & WineriesSauk County is the perfect destination for gorgeous winery views and brew-adventures.Farm to ForkThe 2022 Sauk County Farm Connect Guide aims to reconnect people with the source of their food. - Where to Stay
There are many places to rest your head in Sauk County. Use these shortcuts to find the comfiest pillow that much quicker.Hotels, Motels, & InnsFind comfortable lodgings at Sauk County's mix of hotels, resorts, lodges, and motels.Bed & BreakfastsIndulge in comfort with a side of hospitality at a bed-and-breakfast spot.Cabins & Ski ResortsPlanning a ski getaway? Check out Sauk's best cabins and ski resorts.Condos & Vacation RentalsAny one of the county's vacation rentals is sure to become your home away from home.Guest Ranches & Farm InnsGet a feel for the Sauk County way of life when you stay at a guest ranch or farm inn.Campgrounds & RV ParksBringing your own rig? Happy campers can find great places to park here. - Blog
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There’s much to learn and know about Sauk County and its chambers of commerce. Use these shortcuts to tap into the Sauk way of life that much quicker.BarabooA charming small town, Baraboo is famous for its circus history and Devil's Lake State Park.ReedsburgReedsburg is a recreational paradise that is home to the 400 State Trail and Railway Museum.Sauk PrairieMinutes from the state capital, Sauk Prairie is a gateway to the lower Wisconsin River Valley and Baraboo Bluffs.Spring GreenSpring Green attracts visitors with sightseeing wonders like Taliesin and House on the Rock.Wisconsin DellsA true tourist's paradise, Wisconsin Dells is host to amusement and water parks galore.
4 Ways to Splash Into Summer Fun in Sauk County
Time to splash into summer with all of the glorious water activities Sauk County, Wisconsin has to offer. Of course you can always cool off nearby in the Dells at “The Waterpark Capital of the World,” but why not try something a little more Land Made?
Dive into any of these beautiful lakes in Sauk County and you’ll discover nature’s very own unforgettable (and endlessly insta-worthy) “water parks.” From water sports and peaceful paddling to locally-loved fishing holes, you’re sure to find something that makes a splash.
Devil’s Lake State Park
Grab your paddleboard and hit Baraboo, Wisconsin’s biggest Land Made waterpark. Swim, grill or even just walk the beach to kick off splash season at Devil’s Lake State Park; or head under the water and scuba dive up to 45 feet of stunning fish habitat and natural shoreline. It’s only $8-$11 for a daily State Park sticker, but if you’re ready to commit, a yearly pass is $28-$38.
Baraboo River
Keep a hot summer afternoon afloat canoeing or kayaking along one of the longest and most pristine stretches of open river in the country when you visit Baraboo River. Savvy water wanderers might even catch a glimpse of a bald eagle, whitetail deer and a myriad of other wildlife.
Lake Delton
Make waves on 267 picturesque acres at Lake Delton with a waverunner built for two, speedboat, or pontoon and lilypad rental that’s summer fun for kids and parents alike. All of these rentals can be yours from any Dells Watersports’ location, including Lake Delton, Mirror Lake or Castle Rock Lake.
Lake Redstone Park
Hit the beach Land Made-style at this 30-acre lake park with a playground and Wisconsin’s best kept secret: a waterfall “swimming hole” perfect for a refreshing dip. Lake Redstone Park is also a great place to fish for largemouth bass, walleye, pike and musky, so don’t forget to snag a Sauk County park day pass for $5, or an annual sticker for $25.
