Enjoy The Most Colorful Spring Festival In Wisconsin At The Spring Fair on the Square
Ben Jones
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Baraboo Fair on the Square 2024 is an event folks anticipate when the temperatures finally warm. Just like the flowers, Wisconsin outdoor festivals begin to appear like spring blossoms. One of the best little spring festivals can be found in the charming community of Baraboo. The Spring Fair on the Square, scheduled for May 11, is the perfect way to celebrate the season. It’s filled with art and entertainment, as well as a few flowers – here’s why you should attend Spring Fair on the Square, one of Wisconsin’s best spring festivals.
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Baraboo Fair on the Square 2024 is a delightful way to celebrate spring in Wisconsin. Discover more on the Spring Fair on the Square website for times and a schedule of events.
Have you been to this exciting fair before? Please share your experience in the comments below. For another spring festival a little later in the month, check out Stoughton’s Syttende Mai Festival. And while you’re out traveling around, consider staying at a Vrbo.
The One Spring Festival In Wisconsin That’s Worthy Of Your Bucket List Every Year
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- Boundless Adventures (Bristol): From summer camps to night climbing, the aerial adventure offers nine courses that challenge your limits. The treetop experience includes swinging, balancing, climbing, and ziplining through the beautiful Bristol Woods Park. In addition to traversing the trees, the 200-acre park has four miles of hiking trails and the educational Pringle Nature Center.
- Witch's Gulch (Wisconsin Dells): Again, this is another one of those enchanted places you can only reach by boat, so you know it's pretty exclusive. A walk through this narrow, two-mile-loop offers interesting, natural rock formations with walls that almost touch one another. A paved walkway is elevated above a spring with swirling pools and little waterfalls. This easy hike through the canyon ends with a refreshment stand and restrooms.