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Marshfield Clinic is a national leader in delivering high quality, cost-effective care. While no one likes having to go to the hospital, sometimes we have to and why not make it the Marshfield Hospital with many great teams of specialists, Doctors, nurses for all ages and stages of life. Whether you or your family are here for surgery, consult, follow up or visiting a loved one, ask us about our patient rate for patients, immediate family or caregivers, staying at the hotel for the hospital.

Located at the Marshfield Community Center, you'll find the Veterans Wall of Honor. The Veterans Wall honors over 2,200 deceased veterans from Marshfield, WI. This amazing monument was started and built 3 years ago by local resident, Tom Buttke, and his two sisters, Renie Rehmer and Cathy Tauschek, after discovering veterans weren't being recognized for their service. After local brat fry's and fundraising events, the wall was built honoring those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.

UW-Stevens Point at Marshfield is one of 13 locally-owned campuses, which, collectively, are the UW Colleges, the liberal arts transfer institution of the University of Wisconsin System. The UW-Stevens Point at Marshfield campus was built and is maintained by Wood County and the city of Marshfield. The University of Wisconsin provides the faculty and other support to make UW-Stevens Point at Marshfield a world-class university.

Your one stop shopping experience in Marshfield. The Marshfield Mall houses top companies and great restaurants, from Hobby Lobby, Harbor Freight, 5 Below and many more great stores. If you're a health nut and want to use that Planet fitness membership then you're in luck, there located at the Mall. Theres a store for everyone, so while visiting Marshfield take a trip to the mall and check out all the great stores and grab a bite to eat world Buffet.

World's Largest Round Barn, located at the Marshfield Fair Grounds to house dairy cattle during the Central Wisconsin State Fair. This marvel of architecture was designed by W. W. Clark and built by the Felhofer Brothers in 1916. In 1997 the barn was added to the National Register of Historic Places. To this day the Round Barn still houses top heavy weight champion cattle during the Wisconsin State Fair in August.

Children and animal enthusiasts will love to spend a day at the Wildwood Zoo, a family-friendly showcase of various animal species and park fun. Home to the rare Kodiak bear, the Wildwood Zoo impresses guests with various exhibits and on-site amenities, such as playgrounds, picnic areas, and miles of biking and jogging trails. When you are done viewing all the animals, you can check out the Educational Welcome Center or their Sensory Garden. Here, you can have a wild good time.

Jurustic Park is a unique sculpture park that offers plenty of space to run, play, and picnic by yourself, with your friend group, or with the whole family. It features a variety of whimsical metal sculptures designed to resemble a prehistoric landscape, showcasing creatures made from scrap metal. Visitors can enjoy a self-guided tour of the park, explore the enchanting Hobbit House, and participate in the Downtown Jurustic Trail. There is also an artisan house at the park where you can shop.

Once a manor built for former Wisconsin Governor William H. Upham in 1880 and now a popular historical museum and cultural landmark, the Upham Mansion is a testament to both reverence for Wisconsin’s rich past and appreciation for fine architecture and landscaping. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful Heritage Rose Garden on-site after they have taken the time to take in all of the incredible artifacts and exhibits inside the Upham Mansion proper. Admission to enter is free, so visit today.

Veterans memorial park has been open since 1928 in honor of soldiers who have fallen during combat. This amazing little park features multiple tribunal monuments and a Cobra AH-IS Helicopter from the Vietnam War by the American Legion Post 54, VFW Post 1866, VVA Chapter 549, and DAV Chapter 57 that was dedicated in 1938 to the park. Veterans Park is just a quick 2-minute walk from the hotel, with walking trails and swings for all ages.

The Chestnut Center for the Arts is Marshfield's nonprofit community venue for the visual and performing arts, educational classes, workshops and special events. The arts center also houses individual artists' and musicians' studios. The center also provides opportunities to rent spaces for teaching, rehearsing, performing and the beautiful “Chapel on Chestnut” is available for wedding ceremonies. Be sure to check out Downtown Friday Nights for local live music!

Get an adrenaline rush at the Marshfield Motor Speedway, where weekly racing and specialty events entertain crowds of locals and tourists alike. This family-friendly venue offers free parking and provides food vendors on-site for those looking to fill up on both tasty treats and thrilling spectacle. Throughout the year, they host annual gatherings, like the “Eve of Destruction,” showcasing stunts and novelty races. This is the place to be if you're looking for some weekend thrills.

Find yourself visiting Marshfield in August, then you have to visit the Marshfield Fairgrounds, home to the annual Central Wisconsin State Fair. Whether you and your family want to enjoy fair games and awesome rides or live music, livestock shows and great Wisconsin food, there is something for everyone at the Marshfield Fairgrounds during the Central Wisconsin State Fair.