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Top 9 Things to do in Webster, United States
Discover the best top things to do in Webster, United States including Forts Folle Avoine Historical Park, Tjader Acres Disc Golf Course, St. Croix Casino Hertel Express, Crex Meadows Wildlife Area, St Croix Casino, Burnett Dairy Cooperative, Siren National Championship Golf, Tommy's Too High Winery, Clover Meadow Winery.
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1. Forts Folle Avoine Historical Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By liketrips - St. Paul, MN
We have been to the fort about six times. The historical tours are really good and interesting for both kids and adults. The fort has historical artifacts to view and a really nice gift shop. The wild rice pancake breakfasts that occur on some holiday weekends are delicious and reasonably priced.
2. Tjader Acres Disc Golf Course
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Jordan s - inver grove heights
Do you enjoy nature? Do you like throwing things at objects? Than this is the spot for you. Well maintained and manicured professional level disc golf course just outside of downtown Siren. Take a moment and stroll the fairways and appreciate the technical and fun...MoreGlad you enjoyed. I’m sure I’ll be joining you for a few rounds next summer
3. St. Croix Casino Hertel Express
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By kowgirl2007 - Trego, Wisconsin
We decided to check out the casino restaurant today for lunch. The casino is small but very nicely laid out, bright and cheerful. The restaurant was beautifully decorated with a beautiful wall fireplace. They offered a buffet or menu option. The tables were nicely spaced apart. The waitstaff was friendly and efficient. We both ordered the prime rib sandwich with fires and coleslaw and it was fantastic! The portion was large and the price was low. The menu has a very nice selection of breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. I will definitely be returning!
4. Crex Meadows Wildlife Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Linda O - Menomonie, Wisconsin, United States
Crex Meadows never disappoints! In the fall it is a wonderful place to observe the sandhill crane migration. There are thousands that stop here on their annual migration. You can see them close by the roadways and as they fly in toward sunset and out at sunrise. There are a ton of other birds and wildlife to see as well including swans, geese, beaver, deer, bear and wolves (though bear and wolves are not seen as often as deer!). In the spring there is plenty of bird activity and it is always fun to see the ducklings, goslings, and signets. Would definitely recommend a visit to Crex Meadows if you are a bird or wildlife enthusiast!
5. St Croix Casino
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 45 reviews
Whether you try your hand at one of our 600 hot slots, deal yourself in on our blackjack or Vegas-style games, you'll have good luck and a memorable time. St. Croix Casino Danbury is northwest Wisconsin's number one destination for gaming and entertainment year-round. Experience our family-friendly dining and full beverage service, live weekend entertainment and luxury hotel accommodations. Stop in and get lucky!
Reviewed By Brandon B - Somerset, Wisconsin
It's been years since they updated from the Hole in the Wall, but it is a very nice upgrade, especially if you like table games. Very clean and spacious inside.Thank you for your kind review Brandon.
6. Burnett Dairy Cooperative
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Stephanie B - Great Falls, Montana
This is our classic stop between Minneapolis and Hayward. The fried cheese curds are to-die-for. The ice cream and froyo selections are wonderful. There is an excellent selection of cheeses and snacks. I am not a fan of their string cheese, but everything else I've tried is delicious. It can definitely get crowded on summer weekends, but it's worth it for the cheese curds and ice cream!
7. Siren National Championship Golf
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2 reviews
Siren National is a beautifully manicured 19-hole championship golf course located in Northwestern Wisconsin. Built in 2001, Siren National has established itself as a Northwest Wisconsin Destination Course. Mature Pine and Hardwood forests line Bentgrass Fairways and greens offer a rewarding outing to the veteran and beginner golfer alike.
Reviewed By Larry M - Loudon, Tennessee
As an avid golfer, one of the things that increases the odds of a good review from me is when a course is well conditioned. For the most part, Siren National is not. The biggest downside for me is the cart paths are all dusty gravel, meaning you're going to clean your bag when you finish. I could have over looked the other issues, but not that.
The clubhouse is a double-wide trailer, with two very nice guys manning the twin cash registers. It is very clean and serves food, lots of alcohol, but almost nothing in the way of golf. A few sleeves of second-rate golf balls, a couple of shirts, and that's it. Wait...they did have a few packages of tees by the cash register.
The greens are bumpy...very bumpy! They are also shaggy...very shaggy. Perhaps we played on a day when didn't mow, but it hadn't rained so not sure why they were long. The fairways were lush, in fact, so lush they seemed out of place for this course.
To sum it up...average track, nice staff, great fairways, bumpy greens and ragged tee boxes. Of course, the price was right, only $35 on a Friday. We were behind a 7-some of ladies, but they did let us play through after nine.
8. Tommy's Too High Winery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Eisme77
We had no idea what to expect as we heard about this by word of mouth. We were not disappointed. Winery started (July 2016) by a local couple who made wine as a hobby. They make upwards of 70 varieties (they aren't afraid to experiment), but have about 15 for tasting/purchase at a time. They are all small-batch wines. While the wines would appear to have a very fruity, sweet inclination if you look at the menu, they are all very much on the semi-sweet end of the palate, yet still fruity. We prefer drier wines and still found these to be delightful and fun. The owner was very friendly and willing to share about the winery. Fun names for the wines too. Tasting was free and they offer a punch card for purchases. Definitely a fun place to visit!
9. Clover Meadow Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By polarqueen31 - Madison, Wisconsin
Pulling up to Clover Meadow, you will enjoy a long scenic driveway. The entryway to the patio/bar had a bungee cord in the door way to prevent the roaming rescued horses from trotting in.
The people were friendly, and we did the 8 taste option for wine, brandy and moonshine. The wine was not bad....but not outstanding. I found it odd that none of their bottles were price labeled.
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