Lodging

The Park View Inn is located in the heart of Richland Center, Wisconsin. Offering a clean and affordable motel experience. All rooms include mini-fridge, microwave, TV and Free wireless internet. The public park, Krouskop Park is located across the street.​

511 W 6th St - Richland Center, WI 53581

Phone: 608.647.6354

Website: Facebook Page

The Starlite Motel offers economical facilities for the traveler. The Starlite Motel is one of the few dog-friendly motels in the Greater Richland area and welcome medium to small dogs. Whether traveling on business or for fun, the free wireless internet at the motel is available for all guests. Pulling a trailer or driving a larger vehicle? We have plenty of space to accommodate your needs.

All rooms are non-smoking and feature either one king bed or two double beds, microwave, refrigerator, hairdryers in the room, and free local calls.

You've found it - the perfect destination for that private getaway. Whether you are planning for the whole family or a romantic escape for two, we are delighted to offer the beautiful setting of Anaway Place in the hills of southern Wisconsin. The chance to unwind awaits you in any of our seven cabins; each with its own unique charm, but all with the provision of a personal hideaway and connection with those most cherished.

Our two cozy, round, one-room cabins are located near Richland Center, in the heart of the Driftless region. The cabins can accommodate one or two people, and each features a mini kitchen, wood deck, charcoal grill, and lighted patio area with a fire ring. We are located just steps from kayaking or canoeing on the Pine River.

There is plenty to do above ground in the Richland area but also head underground and explore Eagle Cave or check out their campground and cabin lodging accommodations.

Eagle Cave is Wisconsin's Largest onyx cave, which offers camping, fishing, canoeing and hiking. It offers in-cave camping and an exploratory program mid-September to mid-May. There is a souvenir shop and game room along with snacks. Eagle cave has well over 3,000 feet of passage, featuring four main walking levels and four levels of subterranean tunnels for exploring.

The park obtains its name from the Pier family, who donated the land to Richland County to preserve the site as a park. The site has a very unusual geological feature – a half-mile long “finger” of blocked and layered sandstone rising nearly 60 feet above the flood plain of two merging valleys. This narrow finger is topped by tall pines and covered with green shrubs. The West Branch of the Pine River meets with the Main Branch underneath this rock formation, which forms a Natural Bridge.