An amusement park with most rides only 10 cents; with concessions and picnic, softball and volleyball areas. Open weekends in May and daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day. No admission fee.

Brown County Fairgrounds
1500 Fort Howard Ave.,
DePere, 448-4466

A 50-site wooded campground complete with water, electricity and sewer hookups. A boat landing and dock provide access to the Fox River. Brown County fair held in August.

Dutchman's Landing Family Fun Park
470 Marina Lane,
Green Bay, 432-7868

Bumper Boats, Can Am race cars, a mini-golf course and more. Open weekends in May and September and daily Memorial Day through Labor Day. Fee for individual rides.

Fort Fun
2421 N. Irwin Ave.,
Green Bay, 468-7275

Fort Fun features a two-acre, challenging 19-hole miniature golf course. Concessions. Located across from Bay Beach and the Wildlife Sanctuary. Open April through October. Admission fee.

Hazelwood
1008 S. Monroe,
Green Bay, 437-0360

Greek Revival (1837) home of the Morgan L. Martin, local entrepreneur, judge, banker and President of Wisconsin's Second Constitutional Congress. Open weekends. Call for times. Admission fee.

Lambeau Field
Stadium Tour
Lombardi Ave.,
Green Bay, 499-4281

Starting from Packer Hall of Fame, tour Lambeau Field, home of the Green Bay Packers. This guided tour includes a look into the press box, skyboxes, club seats and much more. Regular scheduled tours in June, July and August. Admission fee.

Neville Public Museum
210 Museum Place,
Green Bay, 448-4460

As the third largest museum in Wisconsin, the Neville showcases art, history, science exhibits, special events and educational programs. Open daily. Gift shop. Donation.

Oneida Nation Museum
866 EE Road,
Oneida, 869-2768

Experience the history of the Oneida Indians through the "hands on" exhibits featuring musical instruments, head pieces, weapons and more. Gift shop. Open daily year-round. Admission fee.

Waterboard Warriors
494-8185

Waterski team performing Memorial Day through Labor Day, Thursday evenings at the Brown County Fairgrounds on the Fox River. Donations.

Wildlife Sanctuary
1660 E. Shore Dr.,
Green Bay, 391-3671

700-acre urban wildlife refugee with trails, Nature Education Center, bird observation building and native Wisconsin animal exhibits. Open year round. No admission fee.

A tri-facility complex housing the Veterans Memorial Area, the Exposition Hall and the Green Bay Packer Hall of fame. The ExpoCenter Complex is northeastern Wisconsin's entertainment and exhibition showplace, featuring events such as Ice Capades, UWGB Phoenix basketball, pop concerts, trade shows and much more. Call the Expo Center Events Line at 497-5001 to see what's going on. Open year-round.

Brown County
Reforestation Camp
& N.E.W. Zoo
4418 Reforestation Road,
Green Bay, 494-2632

A 1,600-acre recreational area with a zoo, picnic facilities, trout fishing ponds, observation tower, hiking and skiing trails. Park open daily. No admission fee.

Green Bay Packer
Hall of Fame
The Hall of Fame home page.
855 Lombardi.,
Green Bay, 499-4281

Follow the history of the Green Bay Packers from 1919 to the present. Photos, trophies, modern multimedia presentations and exhibits bring the Packer story to life. Open seven days a week, year round. Choose from over 900 NFL and Packer items in the gift shop. Admission fee.

Heritage Hill Living
History Museum
2640 S. Webster,
Green Bay, 448-5150

A 40+acre outdoor living history museum with more than 25 historic and reconstructed buildings. See history come alive with real life characters from the past. Open May through September. Call for specific times and dates. Gift shop. Admission fee.

National Railroad Museum
2285 S. Broadway
Green Bay, 437-7623

The National Railroad Museum preserves and exhibits 75 pieces of rolling stock, including 12 steam engines, 7 diesel engines and 4 cabooses. See the model train display with over a mile of track. Gift shop. Open daily May through October. Admission fee.

Oneida Bingo
2100 Airport Dr,.
Green Bay, 497-8118

Bingo presented by the Oneida Indian Tribe. Features regular sessions seven days a week, as well as Early Bird and Night Owl sessions. Call for times. Must be 18 or older to participate.

Regency Conference Center
333 Main St
Green Bay, 432-4555

Green Bay's downtown conference center. Call to see how you can make it the site of your next meeting or conference.

White Pillars Museum
403 N. Broadway,
DePere, 336-3877

Built in 1836, it was the first bank building in Wisconsin; now a museum and repository for DePere history. Open year-round Wednesday through Sunday. Call for hours. No admission fee.