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Park Falls is a city in Price County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 2,462 at the 2010 census. Located in the woods of north central Wisconsin, primarily the Chequamegon National Forest, Park Falls is a small community divided by the North Fork of the Flambeau River, a popular destination for fishing, canoeing and whitewater rafting.
Restaurants in Park Falls
1. St. Croix Rod Factory Store
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By CaspianCC - Houston, Texas
Ken took us on an informative tour of the entire plant. There were many hands-on moments where we were allowed to handle the rods being made. The engineer and the artist/craftsman in you will surely appreciate what goes into making "the best rods on Earth."
Before/After the tour, save time to shop. You will be able to have someone guide you through your selection. If you're from many miles away, as we were, they are happy to ship the rods to you.
(Don't miss the fishing rod that became a lightning rod. Yeh, that one will never be the same.)
2. Turtle - Flambeau Flowage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
The 19,000 acres of lakes in the Flambeau Flowage make it the "Crown Jewel of the North."
Reviewed By DonandLisaFromUSA - Hurley, Wisconsin
We took our kids here with our pontoon boat and they had a wonderful time. There are roughly 60 islands with camping spots and they are very cool. The fishing is very good for little kids and it seems as though we were always able to catch something. We would certainly recommend this place to anyone with or without a family. It is an awesome place!!!!!
3. Fanatical Fish Studio and Gallery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Fanatical Fish is a small retail art gallery featuring the work of local artists including area muralist, Kelly Meredith. Paintings, prints, sculpture, stained glass, T-shirts, jewelry, cards, and photographs are available for sale.
Reviewed By Stephen B - San Diego, California
This small studio in Butternut is a wonderful gallery of work from the proprietor, Kelly Meredith. She's a professional muralist, but has created a series of wonderful landscapes and other pieces that really evoke the sense of the region. The pieces range from small post-card sized reproductions to full scale originals, so there's something for everyone. Really a great find.
4. Flambeau River
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
The Flambeau is a premier fishing river.
Reviewed By DonandLisaFromUSA - Hurley, Wisconsin
My wife and I traveled here last summer with our boat and I must say that we did not know the river that well and we did have concerns about hitting rocks, trees, and stumps, that we saw around the river. It was a nice ride and we would do it again. As with any we body of water that you travel one, take your time, bring a map, and use caution in places that you have not been. It also does not hurt to ask others that you see at the landings. We would go back again, this time with a map, I forgot one last time...
5. Round Lake
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
Part of the Pike Lake Chain, Round Lake draws fishers, boaters, hikers and bikers.
Reviewed By IngaMari - Rhinelander, Wisconsin
Nice hiking trails. The Round Lake Dam has been rebuilt to how it was originally.
6. Captain Nemos Pub & Grub
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 3 reviews
Family Fun For Everyone! Food - Drinks - Games - Fun A place to get something to eat late at night!
Reviewed By Jesse M - Houston, Texas
This place is a huge bar with lots of space, but I never see it packed full. Seemed to be some management issues early on but have heard it's been fixed. Otherwise this place is nice.Yes we have fixed the issues and welcome all to visit us for a good time!
7. Flambeau Lanes
Overall Ratings
2 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Jesse M - Houston, Texas
This place has just been remodeled and I'm kinda confused why they call it Flambeau Lanes.
They remodeled the dinning area but left the actually bowling lanes untouched.
The lanes and equipment are seriously still from the 1970's. Half of the time the lanes or score screens don't even work.
But the bar and dinning area look good now.
8. St Croix Rod Company
A great discount store for anglers.
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