The 4th at Big Rock Creek
A family-friendly Independence Day · Live Music · Beach · Fireworks
✦ Tickets are on sale now →One unforgettable
day for the whole family.
A full day on the grounds of Big Rock Creek to mark America's 250th — live music from open to dark, swimming at the beach, food trucks rolling, kid-friendly fun on every corner of the property, and a fireworks show under the stars to send you home.
- Live music from 2pm til the fireworks — Jason Shannon + Cal Ecker & Amanda Watkins
- Beach swimming, slip & slide, and lounge time on the lake
- Pony rides, horseback rides, bounce houses, face painting & Maggie the cow
- Bags tournament, Second Amendment Bingo & the Red White & Tattooed event
- Food trucks, full bar, ice cream & candy — built for every age
Saturday, July 4 · 2026
Reserve your spot for a full day of live music, lake time, and fireworks on the grounds of Big Rock Creek.
St. Croix Falls, WI
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Three ways to make the
4th unforgettable
Bring your A-game
32-team bracket · $45 per team · cash + gift card prizes · 21+ only
See the schedule → Bingo in the Barn10 rounds. 125 seats.
Air-conditioned upper barn · proceeds benefit T.H.U.G. Life
Reserve your seat → Stay The WeekendDon't drive home
Lodging, glamping, cabins, camping — all on-property all weekend
Book your stay →
A soundtrack for the whole day.
Music rolls in the moment the gates open and doesn't stop until the fireworks light up the sky. Bring a chair, a blanket, and your favorite people — settle into the lawn and let the day unfold.
Good ole'
fashioned fun.
Pony rides through the grounds. Bounce houses for the wild ones. A visit with Maggie the cow. Face painting, slip & slide, and a beach made for cannonballs. Every corner of the property is set up with the kids in mind.
It's the kind of 4th of July you remember as a kid — and on America's 250th, the kind you want your kids to remember too.
Everything you want from the 4th.
One ticket, one beautiful piece of land, and a full day of reasons to stay until dark.
Don't drive home —
stay with us.
Three nights on the grounds for the biggest 4th of July of the decade. Camping spots, Geo Domes, cabins, and the barn — all open the whole weekend. The fireworks are better when you don't have to find your keys after.
Cabins, Geo Domes & the barn
Bed down in a cabin, sleep under the stars in a Geo Dome, or take over the barn for a bigger group. All on-property, all walking distance from the music and the fireworks.
Book Lodging →Pitch a tent.
Park the rig.
Roll your tent or trailer right onto the grounds and post up for the weekend. Wake up to coffee on the lake and walk out your door straight to the festivities.
Reserve a Site →Lodging and sites fill up fast for the 4th — reserve early.
Bean Bag Tournament
Two-person teams. 32-team bracket. Cash and gift card prizes. One of the most competitive afternoons of cornhole the lawn has seen — and one drink per player is on us.
Tournament Day
- 10:00 AM — Check-in, practice, board measurements
- 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM — Round 1 (A through D)
- 1:00 – 1:30 PM — Round 2 (A & B)
- 2:00 PM — Round 3
- 2:30 PM — Round 4 (prize round)
- 3:00 PM — Championship match
Prize Pool
- 1st Place $350 + $25 GC
- 2nd Place $100 + $25 GC
- 3rd / 4th $50 + $25 GC
21+ only · No refunds · Online registration by July 3 · Day-of only if not sold out
Second Amendment Bingo
The upper barn is your air-conditioned escape from the July sun — open all day to cool off, grab a drink, and catch your breath. At 4:30 PM, it turns into Bingo Central: ten rounds of patriotic-prize bingo, every seat benefiting T.H.U.G. Life. Only 125 seats — book early.
Before You Play
- Only 125 seats — first come, first served
- 18+ only · ID required at the door · no children
- A bingo ticket is required to enter the Bingo Barn
- Proceeds benefit T.H.U.G. Life
Only 125 seats · 18+ · ID required
Common questions
Where memories are made
under the stars.
Live music. Cold drinks. Kids in face paint. A beach, a bonfire, and a sky full of fireworks for America's 250th. Some 4ths of July are worth a drive — this one's worth a road trip.