Wisconsin Wagon Company

Only in Janesville can your group the manufacturer of the hand crafted JANESVILLE Coaster Wagons and other children’s solid wooden toys patterned after quality products of past generations. The tour will draw you into their toy making gallery and delight you as you watch them create. After the tour you can order a wagon or toy of yoru own.  

Phone: 608-754-0026
Fax: 608-754-3910
Contact: Karen Ferguson
507 Laurel Avenue
Janesville, WI  53548

Established in 1978

Closed to tours from Nov. 1 – Jan. 15

 You can spend 1 hour (on average) at this attraction, but it can be done in 30 min. if the group is small.

A selection of the most popular products is available. Other products made upon order.

Checks, Cash, Mastercard, Visa and Discover are accepted.

There are no refreshments available.

Restrooms are available for emergency use. One is on the first floor and a second one is up a flight of stairs.

Tours are free for individuals or families - Preferable times are 10 am Mon. or Tues.

There are four steps on the tour, but they can be avoided.

Seating is available, if needed, during the tour.

Group Information:

Group reservations should be made through the Janesville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau at 800-48-PARKS or 608-757-3171.

Group tours available: Mondays, Tuesdays morning or afternoon and Thursdays morning only. Call to make reservations

Cost for groups is $3 per person, excluding the guide and bus driver.

Parking is available and will accommodate motorcoaches.

Directions

Please note: Wisconsin Wagon can be difficult to find.

If traveling on Interstate 90 take Exit 171A and head into town on Milton Ave./Hwy. 26 for a little over 3 miles. Then turn right at light onto Centerway. Go over Rock River. Turn right onto Academy. This is the 5th street past the river. Laurel Avenue is the first left and WI Wagon is the large old building at the corner of Academy and Laurel. WI Wagon is in a large brick building built using several brick colors giving it an off appearance. There is a big red wagon sign on the side of the building.