- The list below includes 62 free or cheap things to do in or near Beloit, Wisconsin, including 70 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Museums, Billiards/Pool Halls, Bowling and Movie Theaters.
- From Beckman Mill to Pohlman Field, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Beloit and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Rockford, Loves Park, Janesville and Cherry Valley.
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With formal gardens, a waterfall feature and fishing pond, Congdon Park provides a tranquil setting for outdoor leisure. Guests can stroll a walking trail, view scenery from the gazebo or picnic on the grounds.
24.3 Miles
The Geneva Lake Shore Path is a 21 mile trail that allows hikers to walk in the backyards of century old mansions in the area. There are two booklets available in local stores that outline two different do -it-yourself walking tours.
26.7 Miles
The Black Point Estate is a historic mansion and garden home that now serves as a tour site. The Queen Anne architecture and Victorian furnishings make it a worthwhile visit.
27.0 Miles
A full-featured gym and fitness complex, Four Lakes Athletic Club offers not only modern workout facilities and equipment, but also indoor tennis, a multi-purpose gym, and running track. The club also holds classes in a variety of workout routines.
27.2 Miles
Geneva Lake is the second deepest lake in Wisconsin. There are tours available that take place on a boat for a fee, or you can bring your own and go fishing.
27.2 Miles
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9 E Rockwell Street, Elkhorn, WI 53121
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Founded in 1904, the Walworth County Historical Society is a group dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of the local area. The group maintains numerous historical sites and museums dedicated to showcasing the history of the area.
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210 S Washington Street, Elkhorn, WI 53121
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An information resource center for those researching local history, culture, or genealogy, the Doris M Reinke Resource Center has books, maps, photographs, and other documents, including newspaper archives dating back to the 1850s.
27.2 Miles
Housed within a white clapboard house constructed in 1836, the Webster House Museum is a historical museum and landmark. Visitors to the museum can expect to find a variety of civil war and Victorian period items.
27.4 Miles
During the summer, Camp Lakota runs a campground for families to set up tent in. The staff provides outdoor meals and the grounds include an archery course, climbing wall, and pool. Boy scouts can use the facilities year round.
28.5 Miles
Watson's Wild West Museum is a recreation of an old American western general store filled with antiques and collectibles from the late 1800s. The owner, Cowboy Doug, provides exhibit tours and tells stories of the old west.