This is such a cool nature preserve and it was beautiful to walk through in the evening Labor Day…read moreweekend. Lots of people had the same idea, but it didn't feel crowded. Saw lots of critters. Ground hog, raccoons, dead, birds. Beautiful flowers. I love the boardwalks and the eerie green swamp.

A great asset for the Fox River Valley. The park has a long series of elevated wooden boardwalks…read morethat brings the public above the wetlands. There are a number of signs that guide you through the animal and plant life. Finally, you must stop by the Bald Eagle Nest! It a full-sized replica that is over 6 feet wide!

I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thinks of this park as one of the many wonderful things about…read moreAppleton! This park has a fountain with a big statue of children frolicking around inside of it. There are plenty of picnic tables as well as tons of green space and trees, which are perfect for shade in the hotter months. There is also a playground that is perfect for kids and adults (there were certainly a few times that my college friends and I would venture onto the playground and swing on the swings). This park is just the epitome of Appleton. Even though this place is pretty big, it really has that sort of friendly, mid-west small town feel to it. When I've gone to this park to relax reading a book in the sunshine, I've always heard the laughter of children playing, people walking dogs, strolling, etc. It's so idyllic. If you're looking for a place to bring your kids, or to walk, or have a picnic, this is the place to go!

The bathrooms dont open til may 1. That is a joke, i just tell my kid to pee on a tree since theyre…read moretoo lazy to open. The only way to get up the west tower is a horrible rope bridge that most kids cant do alone. Water fountains should be in the play area. No bike racks here either.

Cool venue but strange exhibits. Interesting way to spend an hour when you have some time downtown…read moreAppleton.

While I'm not specifically a Houdini nut, I love a good quirky museum. One of the things I really…read moreenjoyed about visiting this spot was the building itself, formerly a Masonic temple built in 1923. The flooring and woodwork were beautiful. But as far as the Houdini exhibit, I wasn't blown away. Several of the interactive pieces were not working. I did enjoy that you could get inside some of the items, like the milk can and a straight jacket, but I wouldn't recommend a trip here just for the Houdini exhibit. The History Museum at the Castle does have other exhibits, which depending on what's in house could make your visit more worthwhile.

As a former resident of Hearthstone Drive in Edison, NJ, this place had a little personal…read moreconnection. Most of the house was in the style of the 1880s with the decor and furniture. Queen Anne architecture, they said, I can't give specifics on this. But downstairs in the basement is more of the museum with interactive exhibits. There's even a cycle you can pedal to power up the room, it even makes a Thomas Edison figurine start to dance. It's kinda bizarre, but it is fun. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. Plenty of parking in the private lot. Oh and don't forget to remove your booties before you leave!

Peggy, our tour guide, did an excellent job touring us around the place. She is very knowledgeable…read moreand engaging. She is also accommodating and friendly and it made the experience memorable especially for my friend who visited Appleton from Manila. We enjoyed everything about the tour. Thank you, Peggy!

Great facility with welcoming, helpful staff. We just moved to the area, and were excited to check…read moreout this library in a former paper mill. They made great use of the space. We were looking for a quiet area to read/work, and the Adult Non-Fiction section has booths w/ tables as well as individual study rooms that can be reserved.

Awesome that Kaukauna invested in a new library. The city did such a great job modernizing a…read moreformer industrial paper mill complex into a community library center. Excellent combination of old/new Kaukauna. Something the community can be proud of.

On our way to Door County I knew I needed to stop at this museum given my ancestors emigrated from…read moreBelgium to northern Wisconsin in the late 1800's. We happened to show up on the weekend they were honoring the 150th anniversary of the Peshtigo Fire. We caught the last few minutes of a talk and then saw a new video they made about the fire. It was very good and very informative. If not for the movie the center itself was a bit underwhelming. I was hoping for more having been to the excellent Luxembourg-American museum in Belgium Wisconsin (go figure out that one). [You must be wondering do I only tour Wisconsin-based museums of small Northern European countries. No but my wife is of Luxembourg descent so that is why...] Anyway the people were friendly and the few displays were interesting I was just expecting a bit more content.

From the owner: We are open by appointment only November through April. Open May 22 thru October, Friday -…read moreSaturday, 10am to 3pm or by appointment. We tell the story of the Belgian settlement in Wisconsin and work to preserve unique elements of Belgian culture such as foods, beverages, customs, architecture and the Walloon language. Located in the former St. Mary of the Snows church which was a cornerstone of the historic Belgian settlement. The building is located in the Namur Historic District that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been designated a National Landmark by the US Department of Interior. Also tour the former convent and parochial school (c.1894) adjacent to the heritage center.

Having gone to the art Institute as a young adult I enjoyed the glass paper weights the most. Now…read morebeing an older adult and being in Neenah I had to check this out. I would say I spent maybe 45 minutes to an hour in the museum. You just wonder from room to room looking at everything. My favorite were the plain old glass paper weights that were round. I was surprised that it's in a neighborhood area across from a park. Afterwards, I see it outside the museum and just took in the beauty. They also have a gift shop with nice glass things in it be sure to go to the second floor where they do have a little more to see.

Super cute! The gift shop is clean and friendly with a lot of great options. I wanted to hug almost…read moreeverything!

Great fish dinner. Three butterfly pieces with cole slaw, rye bread and choice of potato. Pair…read morethat with a Spotted Cow and you go home very satisfied!

Great food and atmosphere. The live music on Fridays is a lot of fun. There are also specials…read moreduring the week, especially the best broasted chicken in the valley on Sunday.

I've been waiting 10 days for an important check and now I see no mail person at all today ?…read more WTF?!

I waited in a line out the door for half an hour. Just one clerk. GET MORE CLERKS! Do what Kwik…read moreTrip does and call people up at a certain point.