We know you’re staying with us at Camp Kulisha because you want to be on the water from sunup to sundown—at least for most of your vacation. But, if you are looking to shake things up for your group, here’s a handy list of cultural and historical things to do near Minocqua. Some are family-friendly, while others might be best for an adults’ night out.
Deepen your Northwoods knowledge
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- Ojibwe Museum—Lac du Flambeau
- Pioneer Park Historical Complex—Rhinelander
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Minocqua Museum—Minocqua
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Eagle River Museum—Eagle River
Shop weekly outdoor markets
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- St Germain Flea Market—Mondays
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Minocqua Farmer’s Market—Fridays
- Eagle River Farmer’s Market—Wednesdays & Sundays
- Tomahawk Farmer’s Market—Tuesdays
Enjoy live music
The local soundtrack in the Northwoods is mostly loon calls and wind in the trees. If you’d like to complement the natural soundscape, here are a few venues we enjoy:
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- Northern Waters Distillery—Thursdays in Minocqua
- Aqualand Ale House—Fridays in Boulder Junction
- Bottle Bean—Fridays in Minocqua
- Rocky Reef Brewing—Saturdays in Woodruff
Try novel entertainment
Like local culture? Our area offers some worthy options:
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- Snowshoe Baseball—Mondays at 7 PM in Lake Tomahawk
- Ojibwe Pow Wow—Tuesdays at 6:30 PM in Lac du Flambeau
- Minocqua Bats water ski shows—Wed/Fri/Sun at 7 PM in Minocqua
Have we met?
Hello! We’re glad you found us roaming around on the internet. If you don’t have a Northwoods cabin booked yet, check out our 2025 availability. Or email Liz at stay@campkulisha.com to see if our lakeside retreat on Tomahawk Lake is right for you and your loved ones.