Family FunFest 2024

How do we get there?
We will have signs and balloons at intersections!
From Minocqua/Woodruff area: Take 70 east to County C (at the Whitetail). Turn
left. At the end of C, turn left onto Hwy 155. Turn right on County N. Turn left on
Hanson Road (Plum Lake Dressage sign). Turn left on Plum Lake Station Road
and follow to the end where a parking person will direct you.
From Eagle River area: Take 45 north to County G. Take G to the “T” and turn left on
County N. Turn right on Hanson Road (Plum Lake Dressage sign). Turn left on Plum
Lake Station Road and follow to the end where a parking person will direct you.
From Manitowish area: Take Hwy 51 south to County N. Turn left and follow N
through Sayner to the west end of Plum Lake where you’ll turn left on Hanson
Road (Plum Lake Dressage sign). Turn left on Plum Lake Station Road and follow
to the end where a parking person will direct you.
From Boulder Junction area: Take County M to County N. Turn left and follow N
through Sayner to the west end of Plum Lake where you’ll turn left on Hanson
Road (Plum Lake Dressage sign). Turn left on Plum Lake Station Road and follow
to the end where a parking person will direct you.
How much does it cost?
$7 per person. Wristbands are required for everyone over the age of 2 and allow
all-day access to all activities, games, demonstrations, and exhibits – both indoor
and outdoor.
Where do we park?
We have parking people at the top of the hill to direct you to a parking place.
Please follow the signs.
Are the games and activities indoors or outdoors?
The games and bounce houses are all in the indoor arena. The horse rides are in
the outdoor arena, as is the ice rink. Disc golf in in the large upper garage,
which is also the staging area for the LAMBO fat tire bikes. You’ll find the
zipline further up the hill past the Maple Sugar Shack.
Where do we get wristbands?
The parking people will direct you to the entrance after you’ve parked. The checkin desk is right past the door. This is also where you can see the prizes, learn
about the games and activities, and see the schedule for the hula hoop contests,
bigfoot races, and spoon & egg competitions.
Family Waivers
All participants are required to complete a waiver at check-in (one per family).
How do we get prizes?
Collect tickets from the games and then bring them to the prize display to pick out
your prize.
What ages are the games and activities planned for?
Most of the games are appropriate for ages 5 and up. A few of the games are
intended for younger children. Kids only in the bounce houses.
We have a variety of sized helmets for the horse rides so we can accommodate
kids and adults. We also have a child-size saddle and plenty of adult supervision
for the pony rides so a 3-year-old can participate.
Is there a schedule for the activities?
▪ Outdoor activities & indoor games – ongoing
▪ Big Foot contests 9:30, 11:30, 1:30
▪ Hula Hoop contests 10 am, Noon, 2 pm
▪ Spoon & Egg contests 10:30, 12:30, 2:30
▪ Milky Way – open for food and beverages 9 to 3
Are there restroom facilities available?
Yes. The portapotty and handwash area is near the entrance.
Where is the Milky Way food and beverage area?
In the indoor arena with tables available for enjoying your food and beverages.
What’s available from the Milky Way?
All kinds of espresso drinks, plus chai, hot chocolate, tea, bottled water, juice boxes,
and lemonade. Milky Way will also have bakery, breakfast, and lunch items.
What about inclement weather?
In the event of unfriendly outdoor weather, we will cancel the outdoor activities