Wildcat Mountain State Park covers 3,643 acres in Vernon County, Wisconsin, near Ontario in the Driftless Area, perched on sandstone bluffs overlooking the Kickapoo River valley with views from Wildcat Mountain and Mount Pisgah.
Old Wade House, also known as Wade House Historic Site, is a 240-acre open-air museum in Greenbush, Wisconsin, operated by the Wisconsin Historical Society rather than as a traditional state park.
The Cana Island Lighthouse, located on a nine-acre island near Baileys Harbor, Wisconsin, was constructed in 1869 and first lit in January 1870 to replace the older Baileys Harbor Lighthouse.
Interstate State Park in Wisconsin, established in 1900 as the state's oldest park, covers 1,330 acres along the scenic St. Croix National Scenic Riverway.
Grindstone Creek Casino is a small, slots-only Native American gaming venue owned and operated by the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, located at 13394 West Trepania Road in Hayward, Wisconsin, about five miles south of the larger Sevenwinds Casino Lodge.
Peninsula State Park in Wisconsin, established in 1909, is a large and diverse park spanning over 3,700 acres on the Door County peninsula, with eight miles of shoreline along Green Bay.
The Rick Wilcox Magic Theater, located in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, opened in 1999 when master illusionists Rick and Suzan Wilcox transformed a former country music theater into a dedicated venue for their magic and comedy show.
Hearthstone Historic House Museum in Appleton, Wisconsin, is the world’s first private residence ever illuminated by hydroelectric power from a central Edison system, first lit in 1882.
Menominee Casino Resort in Keshena, Wisconsin, is a Native American-owned gaming and entertainment complex operated by the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin since its opening on June 5, 1987, as the state's first Las Vegas-style casino.
Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison, owned by the Ho-Chunk Nation, is located at 4002 Evan Acres Road in Madison, Wisconsin, and opened in July 1999 as Dejope Bingo & Entertainment before rebranding in 2010.
Richard Bong State Recreation Area covers 4,515 acres in Kenosha County, southeastern Wisconsin, originally planned as a jet fighter base but preserved as open space after those plans were abandoned just before construction began.
Tower Hill State Park is a 77-acre state park in Iowa County, Wisconsin, southeast of Spring Green along the Wisconsin River bluffs, established in 1922 and managed by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.
Ho-Chunk Gaming Nekoosa, owned by the Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin, opened on October 14, 1993, as the original Rainbow Casino before rebranding in 2010, and is located at 949 County Road G west of Nekoosa near Lake Petenwell.
Roche-a-Cri State Park, established in 1948 near Adams and Friendship in central Wisconsin, spans 605 acres around a prominent 300-foot-high rock outcropping known as Screaming Rock from its French name, which once stood as an island in ancient Glacial Lake Wisconsin.
Cave of the Mounds, located near Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, is a natural limestone cave discovered accidentally on August 4, 1939, during quarry blasting at the Brigham Farm.
