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Natural Attractions

Mosquito Hill Nature Center
The mission of Mosquito Hill Nature Center is to promote appreciation of and involvement in nature by people of all ages. Visit this diverse 430 acre environment. The hill, fields, prairie planting, oxbow ponds and wet meadow have something natural to offer any season of the year.

Trails are open during daylight hours, except during gun deer season. The office is open Tuesday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The indoor exhibits are available for viewing during regular office hours, as well as on the weekends between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. To be sure the interpretive building is open when you arrive please phone ahead, we will make every effort to accommodate you. Visit the Butterfly House Wednesday, Saturdays and Sundays which is open in July and August only.

Nestled along the banks of the scenic Wolf River, Mosquito Hill Nature Center is conveniently located just off US Highway 45 and State Highway 54. The center is 45 minutes from Green Bay, and 25 minutes from the Fox Cities. The mailing address is N3880 Rogers Road, New London, WI 54961.

Wolf River
The world famous Wolf River flows through numerous towns, villages and settlements as it makes its way towards its final end near Winneconne. There it joins with the Fox River to feed and provide a nursery for the Lake Winnebago system. But, it is more then just the fishing that is noteworthy here. There are growing vibrant communities that continue to provide food, shelter, art and entertainment to all of those who live near or visit. For more information about the Wolf River visit the Wolf River Country Web site.

Wolf River Trips
Take a canoe or inner tube down the rivers and swim at the clean sandy river beach. Test skills at the over 25 games in the recreation hall or gather your friends for a game of water volleyball. In the fall, enjoy the color with a stroll through the woods or a canoe trip down the river.

The clear water, gentle rapids, and breathtaking scenery of the Little Wolf River make tubing a fun and relaxing recreational activity for all ages. Trips start at the campground, where a shuttle bus takes you to the put-in point on the beautiful Little Wolf River. From there, the river takes you through rocks, rapids and quiet drifting areas. Along the way, stop for a swim at one of the smooth sandy spots or stay in your tube and relax. Allow the river to take you on a leisurely trip back to your campsite and the campground area. For more information visit the Wolf River Trips website. (920) 982-2458

Tri-Rivers Nature Area
The Embarras, Wolf and Shioc Rivers all run through this 25,000 acres of public wildlife. Open year round. Canoeing welcome.

Hatten Park
Largest city park (120 acres) located on the southwest side of New London. Stadium, baseball diamonds, football field, basketball, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, disk golf course, shelter houses, playground equipment and picnic area.

Mukwa Wildlife Area
1,500-acre marshland located just west of New London. It is one of the few remaining "wild" rivers in American. Famous for the annual migration of the Walleye, white bass, catfish and spawning sturgeon.

Cactus Rock - (Poppy's Rock)
This glacial formation supports a unique number of plant species alien to most of the Midwest, including the prickly pear cactus. Located 1-1/2 miles south of New London on Bean City Road.

Physical Attractions

New London Golf Club
A beautiful 9 hole course open to the public for golf. Additional 9 holes coming soon! Located on Old Highway 45. (920) 982-4060

Historical Attractions

Octagon House
Dates back to 1867. This unique eight-sided structure was quite a showplace in its time.

Triangle School
This 1857 building contains many of the original furnishings and school pieces. The last class graduated from it in 1948.

Railroad Depot
Originally built in 1923 and was the passenger depot for the C&NW and is furnished with many authentic pieces. Soo Line and CNW Caboose are next to depot. Soo Line caboose #138 was built in 1888 and CNW caboose #11153 was built of steel in 1968. A Locomotive with a 300 horse power diesel was the most recent addition.

Cultural Attractions

The Wolf River Theatre
225 West North Water Street • New London, WI 54961
For reservations & information call: (920) 982-4756 and leave a message. Enjoy the performing arts all year.

New London Museum and Library
Open to the public this historic library was built in 1914 and remodeled in 1986. The Museum was founded in 1932 by Charles F. Carr, one of the City’s first librarians. Located at 406 S. Pearl St. Closed Sat. and Sun. during the Summer.

Experience New London's Annual Events:

March - Irish Fest in 'New Dublin' - Wisconsin's Largest St. Patrick's Day Parade
April - Big Whopper Fishing Weekend
June - Mosquito Hill Nature Art Show
July - Flat Bottom Boat Races with fireworks
August - Heritage Days
September - Fall Family Fest and Cheese & Sausage Festival
December - Holiday of Yesteryear

Other Nearby Towns

Appleton│Oshkosh│Fremont│Fond du Lac│Waupaca│Winneconne│Green Bay

New London is conveniently located near Appleton, Oshkosh, Fremont, Fond du Lac, Waupaca, Winneconne and Green Bay.

Check out the links below to see all these nearby towns have to offer!

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Fremont
Fond du Lac
Waupaca
Winneconne
Green Bay

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1404 North Shawano Street
New London, WI 54961
Phone: (920) 982-5700 Fax: (920) 982-5769
Toll Free Reservations 1-866-459-1659