Attractions:
Augusta is a unique small town with both a large Amish and Mennonite population. Time seems to slow down as you are heralded back to a simpler time. It is good to pause and explore what Augusta has to offer.

Experience the tranquil beauty and historical charm of Augusta. Visit Dells Mill, the most photographed mill in the United States, built in 1864 as a grist mill, just a few miles down the road from Bridge Creek Cottage.

Explore Augusta's unique restaurants and shops. No journey to Augusta is complete without a visit to The Wood Shed -- known throughout the Upper Midwest for beautiful crafted Amish furniture, decor and gifts.

Tour the Amish countryside including Amish homes, farms, a Woodworking workshop and school.  Visit with Amish families and satisfy your sweet tooth at an Amish Bakery and Candy Shop. Amish Tours are available through the Wood Shed. 

Weaver’s Country Store, located 8 miles away in Fall Creek, is a favorite among guests. It is a Mennonite store that offers a variety of bulk foods and spices, locally produced foods and goods and always has something unique to offer.

Massage:
You are free to bring in any massage therapist you like during your retreat. Here is the name of one that has been to the cottage many times.

Rebecca Copeland of Essential Bodyworks is a licensed massage therapist with over 20 years experience (including at the 5 star Four Seasons Resort & Luxury Spa in Las Vegas, NV). Please text/call Rebecca at 702-682-0180 for information or to set up services.

Catering:

Tugger's, Brian's and Trisha's Cafe and Catering is located in downtown Augusta. Please call 715-286-5168 for information.

Several local restaurants have both dine in and take out available:

Buddha's Bar 715-286-2654

Mulligan's Bar and Grill 715-286-2242

Subway 715-286-4300