Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum
About Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum
Are you excited to take a journey back in time and experience life in an 1890s logging camp?
Great, because we're off to the Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum, where you can not only re-live this fascinating part of Wisconsin history, but you can also channel your inner Lumberjack too!
During your time at this fun museum, you can navigate your way through the historic structures that show you just how life would have been like in a logging camp over 100 years ago. You can see the blacksmith shop (now kids, what do you think happens there?), as well as the barn, and the heavy equipment shed.
There's also a bunkhouse to explore and see how people slept, as well as the cook shanty, filer's shack, wanigan (if you want to know what that is, just visit and ask!) as well as the foreman's office.
Don't miss a chance to get your photo taken with the larger-than-life Paul Bunyan himself, and his faithful blue ox, Babe.
Also at the museum is "reel" footage of 1800s logging in the theatre, which is a great way for kids to actually SEE what life was like! Do you think you would have had what it takes to live life as a 19th century Lumberjack?
It's history all around you at the Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum - so let's go back in time and explore!
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $7
Children $4
Last Update 2022
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Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum FAQ’s
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum?
They are located in Carson Park where you can enjoy your own lunch if you want to bring a home made picnic!
Any top tips when visiting?
They are located in Carson Park which has a playground nearby!
Does Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum have a gift shop?
Whether you want to take home a special souvenir to remember your logging camp tour or you are a local resident looking for a unique present, they have a variety of reasonably priced gifts for every occasion - and some great Paul Bunyan memorabilia!
Teachers corner
Their tours are conducted by trained, paid staff members, and they welcome groups from pre-school to college students, as well as home schools. They also offer tours for scouts and more!
Does Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum have healthy eating or Vegan options?
Take plenty of water if you plan to spend the rest of the day in the park!
Is Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum fully accessible?
Give them a call if you have questions about the accessibility, they will be happy to answer any questions!
Any additonal information?
After your visit, check out the Chippewa Valley Museum, a local history museum located next door.
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