We have been going here for years and it never gets old to see these magnificent birds. The people who work there are so caring and obviously happy to work there that their enthusiasm is contagious!

We have been going here for years and it never gets old to see these magnificent birds. The people who work there are so caring and obviously happy to work there that their enthusiasm is contagious!
If you are near the Baraboo Dells area of Wisconsin, you absolutely owe it to yourself to go to three main attractions in the area. The Crane Foundation tops our list but we also enjoy Circus World Museum, the steam train at North Freedom, and the Big Cat Rescue in Rock Springs. My wife and I are members of the...
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The crane foundation is located in a large open space, so the variety of species can be viewed in an almost natural setting. You can see the cranes in an hour or so; but if you care to take a hike, you can spend more time in a very pleasant environment. There is a tastefully stocked gift shop, with a...
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Beautiful piece of nature. I enjoyed being there even as a chaperone to 15 5th graders. That was impressive!
This is a real international foundation. The work done here is known worldwide. They are a respected authority. You will learn a lot about these wonderful birds. You will get some great Photos.
Several species of cranes to see. Also has hiking trails to enjoy. If you become a member you can take a couple of guests along.
Our family really enjoyed visiting the ICF that we even became members. There are 15 species of cranes from all of the world and our children loved comparing them as we worked our way around the trails. The staff is very attentive and passionate about answering questions and providing information about the species. The grounds are beautiful and extremely peaceful...
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What a wonderful way to spend time. You can see all 15 species of cranes from around the world in this beautiful park-like setting. The cranes are amazing creatures. Every staff member we met was friendly and willing to answer our questions. In addition to their work to restore crane populations, the foundation is also restoring the native prairie plants...
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This is a treat to see all the different types of Cranes. It is worth the cost to see. Not expensive at all.
Visited this attraction in August 2012. Spent about three hours on bird tour, reading information in visitor center, and walking on designated trails. Guide for tour to see cranes very knowledgeable. Worth the visit.
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