Festival · Community Event

Bluff Bash Festival

Name: Bluff Bash Festival
Start: 2026-09-04T09:00:00
End: 2026-09-04T17:00:00
Location: Powers Bluff County Park & Winter Recreation Area

A community festival held at the scenic Powers Bluff County Park in Arpin, Wisconsin.

Fri, 4 Sep 2026 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (America/Chicago) Powers Bluff County Park & Winter Recreation Area Arpin , Wisconsin

The Bluff Bash Festival is a vibrant community gathering hosted at the beautiful Powers Bluff County Park & Winter Recreation Area in Arpin, Wisconsin. This event offers a variety of activities for all ages, including adventure rides, special programming for youth groups, and a marketplace featuring local vendors and community partners. It is a perfect way to enjoy the natural beauty of Wood County while connecting with neighbors and supporting local organizations in a festive environment.

What to Expect

A fun-filled day in the park with various activities, community engagement, and local shopping opportunities.

Who Should Attend

Local families
Outdoor enthusiasts
Community members
Nature lovers

Agenda Overview

The festival runs throughout the day with various scheduled activities and open access to park amenities.

Venue & Address

Powers Bluff County Park & Winter Recreation Area

6990 Bluff Dr
Arpin , Wisconsin – 54410
United States

Organizer

Wood County Parks & Forestry · Government

The department responsible for managing and maintaining public parks in Wood County, Wisconsin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the festival located?

Powers Bluff County Park, 6990 Bluff Dr, Arpin, WI.

Is there an admission fee?

Please check the Wood County Parks website for specific event details.

Are pets allowed?

Standard park rules apply; please check with Wood County Parks.

What activities are available?

The festival includes adventure rides, vendor booths, and community activities.

Is parking available?

Yes, parking is available at the Powers Bluff trailhead.

Who organizes this event?

The event is supported by local community partners and Wood County Parks.