Discover Boyceville

Boyceville combines Tiffany Creek and the surrounding wooded areas with a festival that celebrates the area’s cucumber heritage. The NorthWest Rod & Gun Club’s archery range is another specific activity in town. If you’re looking for a hotel for a trip to Boyceville, you can first decide what you want your stay to focus on: nature, the Boyceville Cucumber Festival or archery. These themes offer different ways to plan and help you use your own interests as a starting point.

The Natural Setting Around Boyceville

Tiffany Creek is the only stream that flows through the Village of Boyceville. Wetlands extend along the creek at the village’s eastern and western boundaries. For a sense of the layout, the two details are distinct: the creek flows through the village, while the wetlands lie along its course at its eastern and western edges.

The lush wooded areas surrounding the village and Tiffany Creek offer opportunities for hiking, fishing and wildlife watching. This gives you more than one way to enjoy the landscape: if you want to get around on foot, you can focus on hiking; if you’re interested in water or wildlife, you can choose fishing or wildlife watching. The right activity depends on your personal travel interests.

The Boyceville Cucumber Festival

The Boyceville Cucumber Festival, also called Pickle Fest, celebrates the town’s heritage of cucumber growing and pickle production. It takes place every year on the third full weekend in August. In 2025, it was held from August 15 to 17. The weekend pattern offers a guide for planning, while the dates of August 15 to 17 apply specifically to 2025.

If you’re planning for another year, check that year’s date and program; the exact program may vary. This helps you distinguish the recurring weekend schedule from the specific festival plans for your travel year.

Archery at the NorthWest Rod & Gun Club

The NorthWest Rod & Gun Club’s archery range adds a specific activity to the nature and cultural themes. It has five fixed targets at distances of 15 to 50 yards, as well as a moving crossbow target. The 15-to-50-yard range applies to the fixed targets; the moving crossbow target is an additional feature. This distinction helps you understand the range’s individual features.

The range’s configuration may change. Check with the club for the latest information before visiting.

Balancing Your Travel Dates and Interests

The festival offers a guide for choosing your travel dates, while the landscape and archery range appeal to different activity interests. If you want your stay to coincide with a particular August weekend, plan around that year’s festival dates. If you’re planning without a fixed festival date, you can instead consider whether hiking, fishing, wildlife watching or archery is the deciding factor for you.

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