The Bloomer Rod and Gun Club has 270 members actively promoting various wildlife conservation, preservation and community service projects. The club has pioneered trout stocking, tree planting, a pheasant release program and a very popular hunter safety program. A handicapped accessible fishing and boating dock has recently been constructed on Lake Como. Bloomer is the southern Gateway to Wisconsin's Blue Diamond Recreational area. Spring brings out the fishermen, with hundreds of picturesque lakes nearby, offering a huge selection of fish.
Summer appears, whether it's tennis, baseball or softball, hiking, swimming, boating or golfing.
The scenic views from the fairways of the 18 hole Veteran's Memorial Golf Course are exceptional. Remnants of the Wisconsin Continental Glaciation are the star attractions of the Chippewa Moraine Ice Age Interpretive Center located just north of Bloomer. The Chippewa Moraine consists of more than 3,000 acres of existing and proposed State ownership and 1,000 acres of existing Chippewa County forest land. The Interpretive Center educates visitors about the unique geological and natural features found in the area. The Center site and corresponding hiking trail provide a scenic view of the ice moraine features up to 20 miles away.