Tours, restaurants, activities and wellness spots worth a visit.
Just Love Coffee CafeJust Love Coffee Cafe is a coffee shop in Neillsville. We serve handcrafted coffee, breakfast, and other meals, aiming to provide approachable and consistently excellent coffee. Our cafes are designed to foster connection and community. We started as a small roaster and have grown to cafes across the country. Our focus is on great coffee and the people it brings together, offering a place to gather. We offer a rewards program where customers can earn and redeem points for drinks, food, and bakery treats.
Speakeasy SaloonSpeakeasy Saloon is a bar in Neillsville. We offer delicious food and cold drinks, served with a friendly attitude. Our team is known for broasted chicken and also features an outdoor bar, open Thursday through Sunday.
Chatty BelleChatty Belle is a unique tourist attraction in Neillsville. We feature the world's largest talking cow, offering visitors an informative experience for just a quarter. Our roadside stop provides an opportunity to stretch your legs and take memorable photos with Belle, who shares interesting facts.
Historic Silver Dome BallroomHistoric Silver Dome Ballroom is a live music venue in Neillsville. Established in 1933, our building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its unique architecture and entertainment history. We host a variety of acts, including blues and rock musicians, and comedy shows. Our team operates the Cooler Stage for additional performances. We are located five miles west of Neillsville on U.S. Hwy 10. Guests can enjoy great food from the neighboring Speakeasy Saloon & Grill and utilize free camping in our surrounding lot. We occasionally host weekend events, including cornhole tournaments, off-road trail rides, outdoor movies, and record shows.
Bruce Mound Winter Sports AreaBruce Mound Winter Sports Area is a ski resort in Neillsville. We offer ten snow tubing runs with a conveyor lift, a complete rental shop, and trails for all skill levels. Our facility features five lifts, including a triple chair, and 10 slopes for snowboarding. We also have lighted trails for night skiing, state-of-the-art snowmaking coverage, and grooming.
Knobby Ridge Motorcycle TrailsKnobby Ridge Motorcycle Trails is an off-road motorcycle trail system in Neillsville, Wisconsin. Our 8.2 miles of looped trails wind through a section of the Clark County Forest. We offer a trailhead with a youth loop, an intensive use area, water, and a toilet facility. Our system includes various trails, such as a motocross track with jumps. Our trails are for motorcycle use only; ATVs and UTVs are prohibited. Camping is available on-site, along with a self-registration station for payments.
Strike Time Restaurant & LanesStrike Time Restaurant & Lanes is a bowling alley and restaurant in Neillsville offering 12 bowling lanes, a sports bar, and a game room. We provide a space for casual nights out, birthday parties, group events, and family fun on the weekends. Our menu features burgers, pizza, prime rib, wings, nachos, and sandwiches. We offer dine-in, carry-out, and curbside pickup options for our food. We feature amenities such as multiple TVs for sporting events, bumper lanes, and a ball ramp for kids. Our space is wheelchair accessible and includes free parking.
The Highground Veterans Memorial ParkThe Highground Veterans Memorial Park is a park in Neillsville. We offer a 155-acre park that includes a museum, a gift shop, pavilions, picnic areas, and four miles of hiking trails. Our mission is to honor, educate, and heal, and we feature over a dozen tributes and self-guided experiences for visitors.
Levis/Trow Mounds TrailheadLevis/Trow Mounds Trailhead is a hiking area in Neillsville. We offer mountain bike trails and a trailhead campground with 8 non-electric campsites.
Listeman ArboretumListeman Arboretum is a botanical garden in Neillsville with 47 acres along the east bank of the Black River. We offer multiple connecting points to explore a full loop of about a mile, featuring several wooden bridges. Our trails lead to the Black River, providing views of the water. We also feature historical plaques that discuss local history and how our arboretum got its name.