Northeast Regional Park
Check pricesA roughly 34-acre city park on the northeast side of Oconomowoc with pickleball courts, a loop pathway, and a rentable pavilion.

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A free, self-guided beekeeping museum at Honey Acres with a live beehive, Wisconsin beekeeping history, and a honey film.
N1557 HWY 67, Neosho, WI 53059 · Neosho, WI
This self-guided museum in Neosho lets visitors see the inner workings of a real beehive and learn how beekeeping developed in Wisconsin. Exhibits include hands-on displays, historical artifacts, and educational cutaways. Visitors can also watch a short film about how bees make honey and try the waggle dance bees use to communicate. Groups are welcome, and the facility is fully wheelchair accessible.
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