The 11 distinct Native American tribes in Wisconsin offer luxury experiences at their top-notch casinos and golf courses, but what other attractions, shops and outdoor fun is there along the way? Short answer: A lot more than you might think.
Within Wisconsin’s tribal lands as well as off-reservation tribal businesses and artists, you’ll find everything from traditional beadwork and wood sculptures to coffee shops and even the first Native-American-owned distillery in the country.
Try exploring this visual catalogue of tribal-related businesses and attractions now, and find your favorites.
Attractions
From fisheries to campgrounds to cave-studded coasts, explore hidden gems you just might want to plan a trip around.
Food and Drink
Make memories at some of these unique tribal establishments across Wisconsin.
Markets, Smoke Shops and Convenience Stores
You’ll find unique Native American wares, foods at some of the shops and markets, and be able to stock up on supplies while traveling after stopping at the “C-Stores” and smoke shops.
Gifts, Shopping and Art
From intricate beadwork to ostrich egg night lights, explore the artists and shopping spots that keep alive each tribe’s aesthetic, both traditional and contemporary.
For more about Native American Culture and Travel, check out Native Wisconsin: A Visual Guide to Native American Travel.
Editor’s Note: These businesses and attractions are either owned by the tribes, on tribal land, or are a business, attraction or artist who is a member of the tribe or at least 51% tribal-member owned.
