Benson’s Century Camping Resort, Inc. 250 sites with water and electric, separate tenting areas, seasonal sites, and overnight sites. Services offered include limited groceries, L.P. gas, two dump stations, two shower buildings, wood for sale. For recreation, the grounds offer a swimming beach, two playgrounds, horseshoe pits, volleyball court, recreation hall, game room, lake boat launch,

Greenbush Group Campground The Greenbush Group Campground offers nine outdoor sites which accommodate groups up to 40 individuals. Only tent camping is allowed on the actual campsite. Sites are near the Greenbush Trails, where campers can enjoy hiking or off-road biking. An enclosed shelter building, drinking water, and vault toilets are available nearby. Reservations are required and

Friday, October 4 — Leaves of Many Colors Nature Storytime at the Ice Age Visitor Center, 9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Join us as we wander the autumn woods to find as many different colored leaves as we can. We will also solve the mystery of why trees drop their leaves in fall. This hour of nature fun awaits three to six year olds with accompanying adults. Saturday, October 5 — Nature Printing

Saturday, January 18 — Get Outdoors! Learn to Ice Fish at the Mauthe Lake recreation area picnic shelter, 12:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Learn the tricks of winter fishing with experienced ice anglers. We will start inside the Mauthe Lake picnic shelter for a presentation on safety tips and appropriate gear and tackle. Then it’s off to Mauthe Lake to try our best at luring those fish out of the water.

Area’s History Comes Alive At Local Museum In Kewaskum A little piece of local history sits right next to the scenic Milwaukee River on Parkview Drive in Kewaskum, just waiting to be seen. Actually, there are many pieces of history in the collection that the Kewaskum Historical Society has built up. The society’s museum has the only milk can washer in the state and an authentic