Marshfield Visitor Guide - 2021
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AROUND THE CORNERMarshfield featured on public televisionCheck out the Marshfield episode of“Around the Corner with John McGivern,”a PBS Wisconsin series that spotlightsWisconsin’s unique towns and neighborhoods.McGivern visited some of our top businessesand attractions and learned what makes ourcommunity special.Wildwood Zoo is a major attraction for visitorsto Marshfield and was one of the key stops forthe crew. During an interview with ZookeeperSteve Burns, McGivern learned about the storyof star zoo residents, Kodiak bears Munsey andBoda. The two bears arrived in Marshfield in2015 and are very rare because they are twoof only three bears of their species in the lower48 states. Munsey and Boda are living large asthemselves. They have one of the largest exhibitsyou would ever see in a zoo, with over 48,000square feet of natural surroundings and a viewingarea. These big boys need every inch of spacethey have, topping the scales and weighing in atwell over 1,000 pounds each.The episode also shows off the amazingmonarch butterfly display, which educates thepublic on their life cycle from egg to caterpillarto cocoon, and beyond on the butterflies’ releaseand migration. The local experts, the Gwiazdafamily, curate this incredible exhibit.In addition to a tour around Wildwood Zoo,the episode also includes stops and exclusiveinterviews at Jurustic Park, Wenzel FamilyPlaza, Nasonville Dairy, The Kitchen Table,Weinbrenner Shoe Company, MarshfieldFurniture, Marshfield Medical Center, 2 ½ CupsCupcakery and Bakeshop, and notable residentsChris and Erin Howard.This Emmy Award winning show also includesa short history of each community told by wellknownMilwaukee historian, John Gurda. Radiohost and John’s brother, Mike McGivern, tellsus what prep sport is popular in each town theyvisit. The episode has already racked up over10,000 views on YouTube.ENJOY THE EPISODEWatch Online: pbs.org/show/around-cornerjohn-mcgivern/Youtube Search: Around the Corner with JohnMcGivern Marshfield WIVisit Marshfield: visitmarshfield.com/article/article/road-trip-inspiration-video-tourmarshfield/MANY SPEEDS TOCHOOSE FROM!CALL US FOR PLAN DETAILSLOCALLY OWNED& OPERATEDLOCAL CUSTOMER SERVICEUNLIMITED USAGENO CAPS!call today 715-389-8584www.countrywireless.com32 | 2021 Visitors Guide
Serving up local dairydeliciousness //////Marshfield is in the heart of dairy country,and there are so many delicious varieties toexperience here. From farm-fresh cheesesto cool and creamy frozen delights, a foodlovingtraveler can “milk it” for all it’s worth!Here are some ideas to get you “moo-ving”in the right direction.NASONVILLE DAIRY (10898 Hwy10 West, Marshfield) Located right outsideMarshfield, this dairy store is a must-visit.Nasonville Dairy has been around for 150years, and it offers a big selection of specialtycheeses, including 10-year aged cheddar andtheir oh-so-spicy Scorpion Cheddar. Withmultiple Wisconsin Master Cheesemakers atNasonville Dairy, you know you’ll get qualitycheese varieties to enjoy and share.WEBER’S FARM STORE (9706 CountyRoad H, Marshfield) This dairy store is aMarshfield institution, offering high-qualitydairy products since 1904. It’s the place togo for unique or classic cheese varieties, icecream and local butter. There’s a drive-upwindow for your convenience, where you canpick up ice cream treats for the whole familyor stock up on your favorite variety of milk.Enjoy choosing from an expansive selectionof cheeses or just grab a bag of squeakycheese curds to snack on. Weber’s is a localfavorite—it won Best Shop for Gifts in the2019 Best of Marshfield poll.MELODY GARDENS RESTAURANT(1200 S. Oak Avenue, Marshfield) AMarshfield classic, Melody Gardens is theperfect place to take the kids for homemadeice cream (by the cone or by the quart)!Special occasion coming up? They’ve got youcovered with their decadent homemade icecream cakes. Want something savory? You canalso order for breakfast, lunch, or supper.HUB CITY ICE CREAM CO. (1610 S.Central Avenue, Marshfield) This CentralAvenue establishment is the place to visit ona warm Marshfield day (or any day you needsomething sweet). It dishes up 24 flavors ofChocolate Shoppe ice cream and makes itswaffle cones in house every day. Hub CityIce Cream Company also serves sundaes,floats, shakes, malts, slushies and more—arefreshing treat after a look at the animals atWildwood Park & Zoo, conveniently located afew blocks away.Over 125 Years in the MakingNasonville Dairy is located right outside ofMarshfield, in Central Wisconsin, where localcheesemakers have produced traditionalWisconsin cheeses on the same site for over 125years. Today we buy milk from 180 farmfamilies and convert that into more than100,000 pounds of exceptional cheese each day.We are committed to support local dairy farmersand use fresh milk from our neighbors' farms tomake Nasonville's award-winning cheeses.Nasonville Dairy10898 Hwy 10 WestMarshfield, WI 54449715-676-2177Store Hours:Mon–Fri. 8 a.m.–5 p.m.Sat. 8 a.m.–NoonClosed SundaysNasonville Dairy Retail StoreN14505 Sandhill AvenueHwy 29 and Sandhill AvenueCurtiss, WI 54422715-223-3338Just West of Abbotsford and East of Curtiss...You cannot miss that bright yellow building!Store Hours:Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.Sat 8 a.m.–4 p.m.Closed SundaysWWW.NASONVILLEDAIRY.COMvisitmarshfield.com | 33
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Serving up local dairy
deliciousness //////
Marshfield is in the heart of dairy country,
and there are so many delicious varieties to
experience here. From farm-fresh cheeses
to cool and creamy frozen delights, a foodloving
traveler can “milk it” for all it’s worth!
Here are some ideas to get you “moo-ving”
in the right direction.
NASONVILLE DAIRY (10898 Hwy
10 West, Marshfield) Located right outside
Marshfield, this dairy store is a must-visit.
Nasonville Dairy has been around for 150
years, and it offers a big selection of specialty
cheeses, including 10-year aged cheddar and
their oh-so-spicy Scorpion Cheddar. With
multiple Wisconsin Master Cheesemakers at
Nasonville Dairy, you know you’ll get quality
cheese varieties to enjoy and share.
WEBER’S FARM STORE (9706 County
Road H, Marshfield) This dairy store is a
Marshfield institution, offering high-quality
dairy products since 1904. It’s the place to
go for unique or classic cheese varieties, ice
cream and local butter. There’s a drive-up
window for your convenience, where you can
pick up ice cream treats for the whole family
or stock up on your favorite variety of milk.
Enjoy choosing from an expansive selection
of cheeses or just grab a bag of squeaky
cheese curds to snack on. Weber’s is a local
favorite—it won Best Shop for Gifts in the
2019 Best of Marshfield poll.
MELODY GARDENS RESTAURANT
(1200 S. Oak Avenue, Marshfield) A
Marshfield classic, Melody Gardens is the
perfect place to take the kids for homemade
ice cream (by the cone or by the quart)!
Special occasion coming up? They’ve got you
covered with their decadent homemade ice
cream cakes. Want something savory? You can
also order for breakfast, lunch, or supper.
HUB CITY ICE CREAM CO. (1610 S.
Central Avenue, Marshfield) This Central
Avenue establishment is the place to visit on
a warm Marshfield day (or any day you need
something sweet). It dishes up 24 flavors of
Chocolate Shoppe ice cream and makes its
waffle cones in house every day. Hub City
Ice Cream Company also serves sundaes,
floats, shakes, malts, slushies and more—a
refreshing treat after a look at the animals at
Wildwood Park & Zoo, conveniently located a
few blocks away.
Over 125 Years in the Making
Nasonville Dairy is located right outside of
Marshfield, in Central Wisconsin, where local
cheesemakers have produced traditional
Wisconsin cheeses on the same site for over 125
years. Today we buy milk from 180 farm
families and convert that into more than
100,000 pounds of exceptional cheese each day.
We are committed to support local dairy farmers
and use fresh milk from our neighbors' farms to
make Nasonville's award-winning cheeses.
Nasonville Dairy
10898 Hwy 10 West
Marshfield, WI 54449
715-676-2177
Store Hours:
Mon–Fri. 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sat. 8 a.m.–Noon
Closed Sundays
Nasonville Dairy Retail Store
N14505 Sandhill Avenue
Hwy 29 and Sandhill Avenue
Curtiss, WI 54422
715-223-3338
Just West of Abbotsford and East of Curtiss...
You cannot miss that bright yellow building!
Store Hours:
Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
Sat 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
Closed Sundays
WWW.NASONVILLEDAIRY.COM
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