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Thunder Valley Inn, B&B & Dinner Show

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Information: 608-254-4145
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Thunder Valley Inn is a 130-year-old renovated farmstead Bed and Breakfast only one mile from downtown Wisconsin Dells. Though minutes from all Dells attractions, Thunder Valley offers something unique to visitors-a slice of old-fashioned farm hospitality! The Nelson Family shares their sincere, warm welcome with every guest. Whether visiting in the charming 10-bedroom B&B or dropping by the restaurant for a homemade meal, the Nelsons will help you feel at home. You'll find sumptuous from-scratch food, servers in Scandinavian dress, and strains of folk music in the air.

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Wisconsin Dells Visitor & Convention Bureau

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  • Features
    • Disabled Access
  • Restaurant Type
    • American
  • Meals Served
    • Breakfast
    • Lunch
    • Dinner
    • Sunday Brunch

Nearby Places

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Downtown Baraboo Fair on the Square 5/15/2021 Baraboo - 11.76 miles away
2
Baraboo Mystery Weekend 10/02/2021 - 10/03/2021 Baraboo - 11.82 miles away
3
Riverfest 10/02/2021 Baraboo - 12.84 miles away
4
Mid-Continent Vintage Rail Car Tours 10/02/2021 - 10/03/2021 North Freedom - 13.73 miles away
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Mid-Continent Railway Harvest Limited 10/02/2021 - 10/03/2021 North Freedom - 13.74 miles away
6
CAL Center Presents Johnny Appleseed 10/02/2021 Reedsburg - 15.42 miles away
7
Going Home Exhibit by JSIMONK 10/01/2021 - 10/29/2021 Portage - 16.79 miles away
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Concert Series TAKE3 Music 10/02/2021 Portage - 16.79 miles away
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