The Camp Five Museum is a living history museum located in Laona, Wisconsin that interprets the forest industry and transportation history of Wisconsin. It includes part or all of the Camp Five Farmstead, also known as Camp Five Logging Camp, which was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996.
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Double Buck Cafe / The Twist
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My 6 year old granddaughter really loved it. I am rating it based on my personal experience though. We arrived at 930 to catch the 10am departure. Went to use the restrooms and there was no toilet paper and the paper towel dispenser was broken. Not a great first impression. The train ride was fun. Upon arrival we went to the museum which is self guided and interesting. The animals there to pet were friendly and ready for treats. I was quite disappointed with the gift shop. I thought it would have more train memorabilia. They also were very short supplied on clothing items to purchase. T shirts, etc... They were out of a number of sizes. Then we were going to get lunch before we headed back on the train. There is no restaurant there. I don't know if I misunderstood, or just thought I read that there was... But it's a place to basically get chips, candy, soda or pizza. A tiny bag of chips was $1.50. We didn't eat there. Caught the train back around 12:30, had to stop to put out a fire on the side of the tracks. Started up again but had to back up and go back because another fire had started. They seemed to have it under control and no one got excited about it. Apparently it's something that can and does happen on occasion. Overall from an adult perspective, I give it a 3. I also think they could put a little effort into fixing up a few things. A little paint goes a long way. As for my granddaughter, she rates it a 5 and just told me again how much...
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The train ride and camp museum were great. I enjoy looking at things from the past and whatnot. However, the concession stand (or Choo Choo Cafe)where to begin with that... it's frustrating that prices aren't listed on the board, but I understand why, because they are ridiculous and most people wouldn't buy things then. They did not have the things that the website says they serve, not even close. We ordered 2 pizzas and it took almost an hour to get them. I really wonder if they were cooking them 1 at a time as the first pizza was gone by the time the 2nd pizza was brought out. I try really hard to see the positive side of things, but the Cafe needs a lot of work and I really do think the prices need adjusted. $1.50 for a bag of chips that probably said "not for individual sale" (had I looked) still has me irritated. Overall, I would go again, but I'd pack my own...
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Great experience! What an interesting place!
We brought a 2yr old and a 3yr old We were able to bring the stroller with
Loads of history, and most of the experiences encouraged to touch, which was helpful, bringing kids
Petting zoo, you could also feed the animals. $1 per bag The coo coo Cafe was reasonable $1 popcorn $2 per drink $5burger, brat $3 hot dog They had a playground when you first arrive [it helped for when you are waiting before you load on to the train]
The forest tour was awesome, but being bug spray
The candy store had lots of toys and candy, I was happy to see toys in all price ranges so it was easy to bring in the kids and give them reasonable options.
You could also bring in your own snacks/waterbottles
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