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No admission feeA Wisconsin Northwoods county of lakes and forest anchored by Shell Lake and Spooner.
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Bayfield County Tourism Visitor Information Center
The county tourism office in Washburn, Wisconsin, with visitor information for Bayfield County and the Lake Superior shore.
117 E. Fifth Street · Washburn, WI
About Bayfield County Tourism Visitor Information Center
Bayfield County Tourism is the visitor bureau for Bayfield County on Wisconsin's Lake Superior shore, and Travel Wisconsin lists its Washburn office as a visitor information center. You can get trip planning help and visitor guides for the county, which takes in Washburn, Bayfield and the gateway to the Apostle Islands. The office is on East Fifth Street in Washburn.
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