Osseo Golf Club, Bar and Grill are open 7 days a week during summer months. Osseo's public 9 hole course is constructed with blue grass tees, greens and fairway. The course consists of wide open fairways cut through trees and The Buffalo River, which provides the most significant danger out on the course. Our Blue Tee's measure out to 3038 yards, proven to challenge even the veteran golfers, while the Red Tee's measure out to 2601 yards. Carts are available to rent upon request, we also have a putting facility and driving range on site. The Pro-Shop offers competitive pricing on golf equipment.

Osseo Golf Club

The Osseo Nickel Barn and Coffee Shop is a Retail store and Coffee Shop. We have lots of new and vintage treasures waiting for you!

The Osseo Nickel Barn & Coffee Shop

Located on beautiful Tainter Lake, Jake's has been Western Wisconsin's premier supper club for decades. Featuring a scratch kitchen, Jake's has a great selection of hand cut steaks, pastas, specialties and of course, their famous prime rib. Join them outside on one of their three decks overlooking the lake for live music every weekend during the summer and their highly popular tiki bar.

Jake's Supper Club

Chippewa Valley Cheesesteak is the perfect destination for delicious cheesesteaks, burgers, fish, and shrimp!

Chippewa Valley Cheesesteak

We are a family-owned and operated campground in Osseo, Wisconsin. Our family purchased Stoney Creek in July 2014. We are always working to make Stoney Creek the best family camping destination! We have a little bit of everything for every member of your family! Stoney Creek has a total of 231 sites; that includes full hook-up RV sites, water/electric RV sites, cabins, Cottages, tent sites, and seasonal sites. We pride ourselves on our activities here at Stoney Creek. The campground itself has a variety of amenities including NEW one acre swimming pond with wrap around beach and 2 WIBIT inflatable systems, plus a pool, kiddie pool, 18 hole mini golf, laser tag, jumping pillow, playground, horseshoe pits, basketball courts, volleyball courts, skate park, catch-n-release fishing pond, Gagaball, walking trails, and more. Besides all of these amenities, we have themed weeks all summer long such as Sweet 70s & Ultimate 80s, Christmas in July, Chocolate Week and more. Don’t forget to say hi to our Mascot, Morey the Moose, when you are here. He is here all summer long and he loves to meet the campers and partake in our activities. Stoney Creek is the perfect place for your next family getaway or day trip! When making your summer plans be sure to consider Stoney Creek RV Resort in Osseo, WI, where family fun is our business!

Stoney Creek Resort

This 14.5 mile rail trail shadows the steep walls of the Red Cedar Valley from Menomonie to its connection with the Chippewa River State Trail. Along its route, the trail passes through the communities of Irvington, Downsville, and the Dunnville State Wildlife Area. The trail passes by prairies, marshland, bottoms, and farmlands, including sandstone bluffs and other unique rock formations. The level grade and limestone surface make this trail suitable for bicyclists, walkers and joggers. Each bicyclist age 16 or older needs a Wisconsin [state trail pass](https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/admission/trailpass) while using the trail. Passes are available at the Menomonie depot trailhead and in Downsville. [GOOGLE TRAIL MAP HERE](https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1KgnvfgFABplScCEIZyUORo9KgYo8E_c&ll=44.7885452418999%2C-91.91164500000002&z=12).

Red Cedar State Trail

*Menomonie Market Food Co-op is a beloved community-owned grocery store and deli nestled in the heart of the Chippewa Valley! With convenient locations in both downtown Menomonie, WI and Eau Claire, WI, they work with 200+ local farmers and producers to provide a wide array of high-quality local products. From farm-fresh produce, pasture-fed meats, and artisan cheeses to sustainably produced home and beauty products they have everything you need for a delicious and sustainable shopping experience.*

*The co-op is owned by 5,500+ community members and provides much more than groceries. Enjoy in-house and off-site catering services, enriching educational classes, and at the Eau Claire location, an inviting upstairs event space complete with a scenic rooftop patio.*

*If hunger strikes, explore their daily freshly prepared deli items, including sandwiches, wraps, soups, salads, baked goods, and beyond. Whether you opt for a hearty meal or a quick snack, indulge amidst their inviting indoor and outdoor dining spaces. Menomonie Market Food Co-op is your destination for locally sourced goods which support local farmers, the economy, and the community.*

Menomonie Market Food Co-op - Menomonie Location

Dunnville Wildlife Area, commonly referred to locally as the "Dunnville Bottoms," is a 4,200-acre property located between Menomonie and Durand, bound by the Chippewa River on the south and County Highway Y and 210th Avenue on the north.

Dunnville State Wildlife Area

Zymurgy Brewing Company is a taproom and brewery in Menomonie, Wisconsin, serving perfectly fermented brews with local ingredients.

Zymurgy Brewing Company

Though originally home to Santee Dakota and Ojibwe native people, jurisdiction over the land that comprises Dunn County has been claimed by Spain, France, England and the United States. As smaller territories were formed from the Northwest Territory of the United States (Northwest Ordinance, 1787), that same land was a part of the Indiana Territory (1800-1805), the Michigan Territory (1805-1809), the Illinois Territory (1809-1836) and finally the Wisconsin Territory. Dunn County was created from a portion of Chippewa County on February 19, 1854, and at the time included all of the present Dunn and Pepin Counties (formed in 1858). Its present-day boundaries encompass some 858 square miles. Prior to 1854, all or parts of the land in Dunn County had been part of Chippewa, St. Croix or Crawford Counties for various periods. The county is named for Charles Dunn, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Wisconsin Territory (1836-48), who was appointed by President Andrew Jackson. Dunn County's "Seat of Justice" was at Amos Colburn's at or near the ferry across the Red Cedar River near its mouth at Dunnville. The courthouse in Dunnville burned to the ground in October 1858. After several months of moving from place to place, the county seat was moved to Menomonie on January 1, 1861. Dunn County Wisconsin has a rich history and many historical sites to explore.

Dunn County Historical Society

Established in 1976, Princeton Valley Golf is a full length 9-hole public course located on the north side of Eau Claire, Wisconsin. The 3,320 yard course is situated amongst the rolling hills of Princeton Valley, surrounded by a well-established, friendly neighborhood. 

The course provides four sets of tee-markers and is professionally manicured by our highly trained and skillful staff, to create an experience that is enjoyable for golfers of all ages. Along with exceptional golf, we also offer a spacious practice facility consisting of a driving range, putting green, and chipping area. 

In our clubhouse, you will find a full service restaurant and bar offering appetizers, sandwiches, pizza, and more! There is even banquet space on the lower level to host all types of events.

Princeton Valley Golf Course

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