Well worth a stop. Some nice history about the area. Nice photo op in front of the entrance and…read moresome artifacts from old ships.

Very nice little free maritime museum open in the summer only. Donations accepted. The boat…read morehangar is privately owned and the space is donated for the museum by the owner while their boat is in the water. The exhibits are informative and the volunteer who manned the desk was very knowledgeable. We enjoyed having him share details on several of the exhibits. Worth your time!

Pretty interesting, lots of history of Washburn. You wouldn't think that, but there is. This museum…read morepretty much covers the whole logging industry, and brownstone industry that used to be in Washburn, also, has a map of all the old railroad tracks.. It is pretty interesting though. Of course, I went there when I was in middle school so I probably didn't really take in all that I could and was probably bored to death, but I do want to go back.. Maybe next time I'm in town..Maybe.. You can rent out the top floor for events. IN Winter, they have a Christmas thing, where tons of vendors sell Christmas-y items! I used to have to sell French deserts for school during that. I've also gone to a wedding reception up there. There is tons of space for everything.. elegant, and nice.

We come here every year for the fish boil fundraiser. It never disappoints. We got here a little…read moreearlier this year and the line was shorter. They do an excellent job of preparing the fish and sides. We ate a lot as there is no end to the times you can go back for more. Beer is included so you can stay all day and drink and listen to music.

Port Wing Fish Boil! Every year on the Saturday before Labor Day! Best fish in town & great price…read more(only $15/adult for all the Lake trout you can eat, beer, potatoes, onion, bread, cole slaw, soda pop), as well as live music. The fish & potatoes & onions are coked in huge cauldrons on a wood fire. It's something you have to experience at least once! If you're like us, you will be coming back every year!

The bald man who allegedly " cooks " was extremely rude when my fiancé spoke to him about placing…read morean order. In the 20 minutes we spent waiting to be at least greeted, he had time to kiki with other tables and give a performance of a lifetime pretending to be mad at another waiter for not taking our order. When we tried to order the salmon, he loudly cut us off and borderline scolded us for not knowing they were out. When we chose to go elsewhere, he immediately stormed off to complain about us to other staff. No wonder they are hiring.

Food is generally good. Atmosphere is generally meh…read more Here's my big gripe: Who offers a Friday fish fry and charges extra for the fries? Not only is this plain weird but it's a dumb business practice when the fish fry is all you can eat because people ask for more expensive fish instead of filling up on cheap fries! This restaurant has good food but they get enough wrong that you wonder about management.

We wandered all around this lovely little town and poked our heads into many galleries. But, this…read moreone was the keeper! The owner was marvelous. They had so many really special items in every price range. I am told, that her specialty, is the rugs. All hand made. Since I would have trouble getting one on a plane back home, I had to skip that. But, they are lovely. Brought some very cool keepsakes at a fair and affordable price. Could not be happier!

Went to Bayfield to walk around the town and go into the shops, although the sign said Mon-Sat…read more10-5, It was closed. We went Tuesday Aug4th at 1:30pm. Very disappointed.

Definitely a gallery to stop in at-has a variety of different media and artists. You won't be able…read moreto leave without buying something.

Highland Valley Farm offers some delicious berries that can be picked when in season. You pay by…read moreweight, but can also purchase pre picked berries. They offer you a box to put the berries in as you pick but they then charge you for the box. When you arrive, take the first left and go to the second wooden covered stand. That's where you check in for blueberry picking. You pay at the front where you took your left turn.

We had an incredible experience here! The blueberries were abundant and delicious. Our kids really…read moreenjoyed picking (and eating) them! The staff was very kind. We will definitely come back to Highland Valley Berry Farm again!

The berries from the retreat nearby serves Blue Vista blueberries and they were delicious so we had…read moreto come get some before we left the area. In mid-August, these were ripe for the picking! Nice local farm that you either purchase buy the carton or do your own "U pick" for about $4/lb, a great deal for the freshest, tastiest blueberries I've eaten! Some of the bushes yield tart others had a sweet floral so a good varietal to taste from. The farm also has raspberries which were available in July, but they plan to add a couple of late harvest raspberries which will crossover to August and cold hardy apple varietals - specially from the U of MN, which we also got to try in other local wineries and farms. They are a solid choice! Honey, maple syrup and jams are available for purchase. Make sure to have cash ready if you spend under $10.

We visited Blue Vista and they had blueberry picking available. The blueberries were delicious and…read morecrazy cheap for a bunch. The farm is beautiful...amazing views and the barn/shop were really great. Loved the flower garden - great floral diversity and monarchs fluttering around. The whole experience really invigorated the senses. Also really appreciated their precautions with the virus!