The Wood Shed is the place for true Amish craftsmanship. Since 1980, The Wood Shed has been serving Wisconsin and its neighbors with the highest quality gifts, Amish furniture and decorations for your home. Amish and Mennonite Furniture is known as American Primitive in design and style. The Augusta Wisconsin Woodshed offers Amish Tours and offers wide selection of Amish furniture, arts and crafts.
Three stores, a location is 2 hours or less from most places in Wisconsin, Chicago, Northern Illinois, Upper Michigan, North Eastern Iowa, and Eastern Minnesota. This building stands at the corners of Stone and Lincoln Streets. Many years ago when this building was first built, you could find horses tied up to hitching posts and today although times have changed you still can. Not only do they offer a huge, reasonably-priced selection of Amish handmade furniture, but you can also go on a tour of Amish country. This includes seeing how the furniture is made.
Unique store which contains 12,000 sq. ft. of beautiful Amish woodwork & folk art with Amish crafted quilts wall hangings, baskets, rugs, dolls and beautiful Amish & Mennonite crafted furniture. Amish-made upholstered furniture, includes sofas, lounge chairs, love seats, wing chairs, and many more Amish made items. There is also a dance hall in the upstairs at one time.
Visiting hours:
M, T, W, F, Sat.: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm
Thurs.: 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
No Sunday Sales
Closed Holidays
Location and Direction:
The Wood Shed on Highway 12 105 West Lincoln Street Augusta, WI 54722
From Wausau Wisconsin go westbound Highway 29 to Cadott Wisconsin then southbound on Highway 27 to Augusta Wisconsin.
Things To Do 
Three stores, a location is 2 hours or less from most places in Wisconsin, Chicago, Northern Illinois, Upper Michigan, North Eastern Iowa, and Eastern Minnesota. This building stands at the corners of Stone and Lincoln Streets. Many years ago when this building was first built, you could find horses tied up to hitching posts and today although times have changed you still can. Not only do they offer a huge, reasonably-priced selection of Amish handmade furniture, but you can also go on a tour of Amish country. This includes seeing how the furniture is made.