Location: Green Bay
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Things to do in Green Bay, Wisconsin (WI): The Best Nature & Parks
Green Bay, Wisconsin, is home to the Cheeseheads, fans of the Green Bay Packers, a NFL team so successful that Green Bay has nicknamed itself "Titletown, USA." There is more to Green Bay than just exciting football and delicious dairy products, however. There are beautifully manicured rows of flowers at the Green Bay Botanical Garden, and hiking paths and a natural history museum at the Cofrin Center for Biodiversity. Visit the historic collection of train cars at the National Railroad Museum.
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1. Green Bay Botanical Garden
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 503 reviews
For WPS Garden of Lights hours, visit https://gbbg.org/. Open all year, Green Bay Botanical Garden is designed to provide interest with display gardens that capture the beauty of northeastern Wisconsin’s four distinct and wonderful seasons. Learn about the vital role plants play in our lives and enjoy spending time with family and friends. Be refreshed by gardens overflowing with beauty and serenity.
Reviewed By deborahbZ1450CQ
This was our first time visiting the light show before Christmas. It was Beautiful! We had a great time.
2. Rose-Hill Gardens
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
Rose-Hill Gardens is a retail specialty perennial nursery operating on 2 1/2 acres of land just west of Green Bay. We have 24 display beds incorporated into the landscape to provide the public a chance to view mature perennials in the gardens. We specialize in a unique assortment of succulents, rock garden plants, miniature conifers, heucheras, hostas, lilies, hemerocallis, and hypertufa planters.
3. Heritage Hill State Historical Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By georgieh2020 - Green Bay, United States
Learn about History and have fun doing it. Great place to take the kids and get them interested in History
4. Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 502 reviews
A 700-acre wildlife refuge that features trails, as well as educational and live animal exhibits.
Reviewed By 577juliaj - Green Bay, United States
The Wildlife Sanctuary is the best gem in Green Bay. With free entry, anyone is able to come and enjoy the well kept grounds and visit the animals. I love everything that the Wildlife Sanctuary stands for, with taking in injured animals and rehabilitating them. I've been visiting since I was a young girl, and still visit now with my husband. Fun for all ages!
5. NEW Zoo & Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 476 reviews
Our Mission is to connect the community with wildlife and nature through engaging, interactive experiences. Our Vision is to be THE regional destination that inspires appreciation and stewardship of wildlife and the natural world.
Reviewed By RoseCierra - Taylor, United States
Very nice, clean zoo. Enjoyed walking through and seeing a different variety of animals. The biggest attraction was by far the Giraffes. Being able to feed them was so cool! Very cheap too! Only $1 dollar for 2 pieces of lettuce. I had never been so close to a giraffe before and being able to touch them and feed them was a great surprise! Lots of variety of animals! Penguins, Bear, Pelicans, Leopard, Lions, and more! Also really enjoyed the petting zoo. The goats were so funny and friendly. Loved being able to feed them. Was a little disappointed in the Reptile area because of how small, but still enjoyed. Loved the art made out of caps on the wall. Also had a very nice gift shop that you first walk into. Lots of things to choose from. The zipline and rope courses were not open when I was there, but they looked like a lot of fun. I would really recommend this Zoo. It wasn't so huge that you didn't have enough time to see and enjoy everything, but also isn't super small either so it was perfect. Little kids, older kids, and adults will all enjoy this zoo!
6. Pamperin Park
7. Leicht Memorial Park
8. Fox River State Trail
9. Titletown
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By Wismickchick - Kenosha, United States
Titletown is right across the street from Lambeau Field. They have all sorts of outdoor games as you walk around towards the front (horseshoes, cornhole, ping pong, bocce, shuffleboard, etc). Then towards the back it has a huge playground for all ages, including an obstacle course-type playground. It has a 40 yard dash that is timed and a full sized football field with equipment and balls that can be borrowed and used. It's so much fun for kids!! On top of Ariens hill they have an amazing view of the surrounding area and a small bar so you can enjoy a drink with a view! The bartender was great and told us that it's amazing in winter as well with a sledding hill and ice skating rink. We had lunch at the brewery there, which was great! Amazing day! Our entire family loved Titletown!
10. Fonferek Glen County Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By 114esmeraldat
My favorite part was sitting behind the waterfall and don’t forget wear comfortable clothes to hike in
