This iconic historic Spooner  bar is the oldest bar in Spooner and has been in contionuous operation as the Buckhorn thru 4 different owners since the end of prohibition (and maybe during prohibition when it was a “card room”!).  We are known far and wide as the “bar where John F Kennedy stopped for a speech a beer and a visit to the rest room in 1960″.  We are renowned for our classic Northwoods look  with over 100 fish and game mounts including the famous two headed calf.  We are also known for having the coldest beer in town, our many Big Dick’s novelty items (shirts, hats, panties, shot glasses  etc) and our unique Big Dickski Shot Board.  We have 3 pool tables and a large game/party room which is open to the public and reservable for special events.  Pizzas, chips, snacks, White Castles and other prepackaged food items are available daily.  Open 11am to 2am M-Th, 11am to 2:30am F-Sat and 11am to 6pm Sun.

Two screens showing new releases, family friendly titles, and weekend matinees at 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm. Newly remodeled in 2010, the Palace has been Spooner’s finest example of Art Deco architecture since 1939. Sign up for specials and e-mail movie schedules here. See you at the movies!

Newly remodeled, drink specials, horseshoe pits, outdoor seating.

Originally designed by Tom Vardon in 1930 and seamlessly molded into the special, 18-hole layout it is today by Dr. Gordon Emerson in 1980, Spooner Golf Club has come to be known for fabulous course conditions, scenic beauty, and one of the most satisfying Northwoods golf experiences for golfers of all ability levels.

Washburn County Tourism Association operates a full-service visitor center near the intersection of Highway 63 and 70 in Spooner. The visitor center offers visitor information, maps, and information on trails, lodging, dining, attractions, events and so much more. There is a self-serve kiosk available outside when the center is closed. Stop in and let us help you find all of the fun Washburn County has to offer!