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Updated April 2026
3 Festivals in State
Wisconsin Renaissance Festivals

Wisconsin Renaissance Festivals

Wisconsin is home to 3 Renaissance Festivals and Medieval Faires, offering jousting, artisan crafts, period entertainment, and connections to the state's rich outdoor exploration opportunities including mushroom foraging, fossil hunting, and metal detecting.

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How many Renaissance Festivals are in Wisconsin?
Wisconsin hosts 3 Renaissance Festivals and Medieval Faires throughout the year. The most popular include Bristol Renaissance Faire, Door County Renaissance Faire, Bristol Norse Festival.
When is the best time to attend a Renaissance Festival in Wisconsin?
Renaissance Festivals in Wisconsin typically run during July-September, July, October. Check individual festival dates as they vary year to year. Early in the season tends to have smaller crowds.
Are there treasure hunting activities at Wisconsin Renaissance Festivals?
While no Wisconsin festivals currently list dedicated treasure hunting activities, many festival sites are located near excellent public lands for metal detecting, mushroom foraging, and fossil hunting. Use TroveRadar to find nearby exploration sites.
What is the average admission price for Wisconsin Renaissance Festivals?
Admission prices for Renaissance Festivals in Wisconsin typically range from $28-32 adults to $12-18 adults to $12-20 adults. Many festivals offer discounts for children, seniors, and military. Some festivals offer season passes for frequent visitors.