- TripBuzz found 24 things to do with kids in or near Minocqua, Wisconsin, including 11 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Rhinelander.
- From Minocqua Winter Park & Nordic Center to Lake Tomahawk, the Minocqua area offers 22 different types of family activities, including: Mini Golf, Nature & Wildlife Areas, Bowling and Go Karts.
- Minocqua is a quaint, waterfront city located in Northern Wisconsin's lake country. Primarily a tourist community, the area offers an array of water recreational opportunities, from fishing and boating to skiing and swimming. Other attractions include the local forests and nature parks for hiking and horseback riding, as well as a wide array of shops
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Rouman Cinema is a multiplex cinema that shows first-run movies with digital video and sound. It offers a variety of concessions, including gelato, and has a sweet shop on the premises.
23.7 Miles
The White Pines Family Fun Center is a recreational facility that features an eighteen-hole miniature golf course, a go-kart, and a video game arcade. The facility also has a small snack shop.
24.1 Miles
Almon County Park is a 160 acre beach-side park. Attractions include swimming, hiking on one of two nature trails, picnic areas, a sports field, and a full size disc golf course.
24.5 Miles
Lake Thompson contains 19 native fish species and 2 introduced species including black crappie, bluegill, largemouth bass, and pumpkinseed fish. The lake is formed by the impoundment of Alger Creek.
26.1 Miles
In 1926, the government built the Turtle Flambeau Dam creating the 35,500-acre Turtle Flambeau Scenic Wilderness Waters Area. In the area, people can tube; water ski; canoe; kayak; fish for crappie, muskies, and small mouth bass; hunt for deer, bear, snowshoe hare, and turkey; and trap for mink and beaver.
26.4 Miles
Ed Jacobsen was an active gas station owner for over 23 years. The Northwoods Petroleum Museum shows his collection of over 3,000 items related to gas stations, and the only employee is Mr. Jacobsen.
37.9 Miles
The Kovac planetarium is only fourth mechanical globe planetarium ever built in the world, and it is the largest. Constructed by hand, the planetarium is also one of the few that is privately owned, and visitors can see every star in the Northern Hemisphere at its shows.
43.3 Miles
A ski resort that offers lodging and a variety of scenic trails, ABR Trails also sells and rents equipment. They feature trails suited to beginning and experienced cross-country skiers and snowshoers.
45.2 Miles
Nomad Sportfishing Charters offers seasonally available daily guided fishing trips by reservation on Lake Superior and other local waterways. Captain Dan McManman also takes anglers for river fishing on the Upper Peninsula and offers a unique no catch-no pay guarantee.
45.5 Miles
Copper Peak is a skiing and snowboarding facility with a steep in-run that is one of only six ski flying hills in existence. Visitors take a chair-lift to the top, then ski to the bottom of the 24-story structure.