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Everything you love about
Wisconsin can be found right here
in Stevens Point!

Nestled right in the heart of Wisconsin, the Ramada Stevens Point Hotel is conveniently located close to many of the area’s top tourist attractions and tourism destinations, including the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. The Stevens Point area also offers some of central Wisconsin’s best outdoor activities and scenery year-round.

Nearby Wisconsin tourist attractions on the list include the historic district, art galleries, museums, and the Stevens Point Brewery.

Art

  • Art Village
    Featuring a drawing and painting studio, paint your own pottery, pottery wheels, and art classes. This art studio and gallery welcomes all visitors and no appointment is necessary.
  • Riverfront Arts Center
    Featuring exhibits by local and regional artists. Admission is free.
  • Riverman Mural
    The corner of Water and Clark, in downtown Stevens Point, is home to the mural celebrating the city's logging heritage.
  • The Smith Scarabocchio Art Museum
    Dr. David L. Smith exhibits decorative non-objective art at this museum. Purchase coloring books, framed art, T-shirts, as well as greeting cards.

Education/History

  • University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
    A leading university in the University of Wisconsin system with over 8,000 students. The University is consistently named one of the top public midwestern universities. Visit Carlsten Art Gallery on campus, which features exhibitions of contemporary art by students, faculty and staff.
  • Beth Israel Synagogue/Portage County Historical Museum
    Among a variety of intriguing exhibits, the historical museum is home to a Jewish artifact display.
  • Central Wisconsin Children's Museum
    Provides hands-on exhibits, programming, and an art room for children of all ages.
  • Central Wisconsin Environmental Station
    This environmental learning center and field station for University Of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, College of Natural Resources is situated on 300-acres and located 17 miles east of Stevens Point.
  • Korean War Memorial
    Located in Worzella Pine Park, Polver, this memorial honors all the veterans who served the state. It features five figures — a sailor, a nurse, an air force pilot, and army and marine infantrymen.
  • Locomotive No. 2713
    Restored locomotive No. 2731 built in 1911, stands in Southside Memorial Park. The locomotive commemorates the role of the steam engine in the development of Stevens Point.
  • Museum of Natural History
    Located on the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point campus, the museum features exhibits on dinosaurs and the origins of the earth.
  • Planetarium Programs
    Found in the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Science Building, the planetarium programs are designed for all ages.
  • ReNew the Earth Institute
    This site demonstrates alternative, solar, and wind construction technologies.
  • Main Street Historic District & Landmarks
    Explore Stevens Point's rich history — featuring 60 buildings with different architectural styles.

Entertainment

  • Central Wisconsin Water Ski Show Team, Inc.
    Visit South Bay Beach Park every other Saturday to enjoy a family oriented water ski show.
  • Mohican North Star Casino & Bingo
    Enjoy over 1,000 slots, Bingo, Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Let it Ride, and 3-card Poker.
  • Stevens Point Brewery
    In operation for 145 years, the brewery offers 45-minute walking tours of its brewing, aging, packaging and warehouse facilities.

Recreation

  • Ice Age Trail
    This 1,000 mile footpath provides users with a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities as well as an abundance of scenic views.
  • George W. Mead Wildlife Area
    With 30,000 acres, this wildlife area provides recreational opportunities for hunters, bikers, hikers, and bird watchers. Hunt bears, deer, ducks, and geese, in season. Or, bike and hike on the 6.5-mile trail.
  • Polish Heritage Trail
    Tour the Polish rural settlement on bike or by car and discover the glacier terrain, wooded countryside, farmland, and sparkling lakes.
  • Sentry World Golf
    An 18-hole course designed by the world famous golf architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr. The course is surrounded by wilderness, rolling hills, lakes, and over 60,000 annual flowers on the unique 16th “Flower.”
  • Sentry World Tennis
    Offers six indoor and outdoor courts with private and group lessons available.
  • Schmeekle Nature Preserve
    A 200-acre reserve open to the public with trails for walking, running, and biking, located just minutes from Ramada Stevens Point.
  • Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame
    Featuring Wisconsin's environmental history as well as those who made the state a leader in the conservation and environmental movement.
  • Green Circle Trail
    A 24-mile nature trail that winds along the river shores and natural forests. Bike, hike, jog, or ski on the trail, weather permitting.

Shopping

  • Farmer's Market
    For over 150 years, Public Square has been hosting the annual Farmer's Market. The Farmer's Market is open daily from spring to fall.
  • CenterPoint Mall
    Featuring national and local retailers