This Roadside Attraction In Wisconsin Is The Most Unique Thing You’ve Ever Seen

There's nothing like a great roadside attraction - it's usually kitschy and quirky and often charming. Here's one little attraction we found right in the middle of the state. No matter your age, you're bound to be entertained by this unique roadside attraction in Wisconsin. It's the perfect combination of imaginative and unusual. Take a look!

Just east of the McMillan Marsh State Wildlife Area, you'll find Jurustic Park and Hobbit House.

It's free to visit!

Nancy and Clyde Wynia built this little park, which offers new sculptures all the time.

If you're lucky, Nancy or Clyde will be there to give you a guided tour, regaling you with funny stories about how each piece came about.

Every sculpture here is completely unique and whimsical.

The pieces are typically made from scrap metal that's allowed to rust over time.

Of course, that's the inspiration behind the name: Jurustic Park.

Clyde meticulously hand-crafts each sculpture by welding pieces together. His imagination and sense of humor are evident in every creation.

While some sculptures are tiny, others are huge!

The Hobbit House is also fascinating! Built of stone and wood, this little cottage houses Nancy's studio. She's a talented artist who creates jewelry and other art.

Visit Jurustic Park and Hobbit House online for hours, directions, and more information.

Have you visited Jurustic Park, an incredibly unique roadside attraction in Wisconsin? Tell us all about it in the comments below -- we'd love to hear from you!

For more information, you can visit Jurustic Park's website for more information. And if you love one-of-a-kind roadside attractions in Wisconsin, check out our list of other must-see destinations.