Location: Spring Green
Top Things to do in Spring Green
Top 6 Free Things to do in Spring Green, Wisconsin (WI)
Spring Green is a village in Sauk County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 1,628 at the 2010 census. The village is located within the Town of Spring Green.
Restaurants in Spring Green
1. Arcadia Books
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By NorskieElinor
Arcadia Books has just the right selection and variety for an independent small town bookstore! Excellent fiction, current nonfiction, travel, regional authors, drama, and children's sections. And, in fact, their online ordering is seamless if there is something you need but they don't have it in stock. I also enjoy some of the whimsical literary gifts they sell, as well as the delish coffees, teas, and treats. Thanks, too, to Arcadia for taking care to keep their customers and employees safe during the pandemic! Arcadia follows all Covid-19 guidelines, and they even have picnic tables outside for enjoying coffee and conversation on those sunny fall days.
2. Wilson Creek Pottery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Nestled in the rolling hills just north of downtown Spring Green is where Wilson Creek flows. Ashley Pfannenstiel is creating and selling her hand thrown functional stoneware in her studio and attached retail shop. Come enjoy the beauty of the valley, see the potter in action creating unique and functional pieces, and shop for your kitchen and home or gifts for your friends. Dishwasher safe and perfect for dining, baking and decorating. Open daily 10am - 6pm.
3. Spring Green General Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By 294ramonad
We came here with a large group for breakfast. There's seating on the porch or near the counter where you place your order. You can shop while you wait for your order, they have a fairly large store with lots of interesting items. I got a piece of cinnamon toast with a scoop of cream cheese frosting on it that was really good. The others got standard breakfast fare. eggs and bacon. They have lunch too. The most fun thing was, they had music in the afternoon from 2-4. 3 men with acoustic guitars and singing. The kitchen was closed, but they sell bottled soft drinks and beer to have while enjoying the music. A regular there said she had never seen anyone dancing during the music, but our group was having fun!
4. Spring Green Preserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Wendylynn68 - Oregon, United States
We were pleasantly surprised by this hike. It is a great winding trail through sand prairie and then up hill to a wonderful lookout over the valley. Fall was a great time to go to see the drying of the grasses and the beautiful leaves in the woods on the way up the hill. Given the number of fallen leaves covering the trail, it would be a challenge going uphill and down if the ground was wet. We were lucky to have a nice dry day. You won't run into many other people out here. This would be a good activity for couples or with older children. Young children may have a hard time with the ascent.
5. Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 267 reviews
Reviewed By rdsm77 - Tucson, United States
Beautiful building with great views of the Wisconsin River. The gift shop has a lot of neat items. The staff was very friendly and accommodated me when I was stuck in a thunderstorm and late for my tour.
6. Peck's Farm Market
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By WanderWilliamsFamily - Jacksonville, United States
We noticed this roadside building on the way into Spring Green because of the amazing amount of metal creations outside. It drew our attention enough to come back later and walk through the store. In-season crops, local honey and home-made jams and salsas abound, but my favorite was the wide selection of popcorn varieties to pick from. We purchased some of the best sweet corn there from our entire trip! There is also a petting zoo, but we steered clear of that area during COVID times.
