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Site Map - Properties by Region - United States / Wisconsin |
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- Wisconsin Dells - Christmas Mountain Village, Wisconsin Dells, Wisc - Christmas Mountain Village is a four-seasons family resort nestled amidst the pines in the historic Wisconsin Dells countryside. The resort features a 27-hole golf course and seven downhill ski runs. Other amenities include golf and ski equipment rentals, a restaurant and lo ...
- Lake Geneva - The Nautical Inn Of Lake Geneva - 6 Bedroom Home - Youuticalical Inn located in the Heart of Downtown Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
The Nautical Inn of Lake Geneva has 2 theme-based residences, right next door to each other. Decorated in lighthouses and sailboats. The furnishings, bedding, linens and dinnerware are all in a “Na ...
- New Glarus - Little Sugar River Farm - The Little Sugar River Farm is a beautiful vacation rental on a small organic farm 2. 5 hours north of Chicago. This is a quiet place in the rural Midwest for people who enjoy nature's beauty, architectural excellence, and home-cooked meals prepared with organic produce fro ...
- Sturgeon Bay - 8 Miles Of Sand Beach To Walk In Seclusion - Our secluded house is perched on an ancient sand dune and is surrounded by mature pine trees. This area is famous for biking and the 8 miles of winding rustic road in front of our house is the county's best. The lake's ever-changing moods can be viewed from thermal paned ...
- Wisconsin Dells - Pine Chalet Pet Friendly Log Home Near Wis. Dells - The Pine Chalet is a log home with exposed beams and soaring ceilings. Located on over 11 acres, the Pine Chalet offers many opportunities to experience nature in our ten-acre woods. Relax in the nearly 1600 sq. Ft. Cabin with its warm wood finishes, high glass windows and t ...
- William's Bay - Muth's Roost - 6 Blocks From Lake Geneva - Muth's Roost is a great way for a family of up to 7 to explore the greater Lake Geneva, WI summer recreation area this summer.
In addition to all of the fun available for kids of all ages on Geneva Lake, the house has lots of amenities for children which make
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- Clintonville - Rustic Pine Paneled Lakeside Cottage - Swim, fish, or water ski on sandy bottomed, 300 acre series of lakes. Watch the sunset from your private screen porch, overlooking your private boat dock. Great for families. Unique eagle sanctuary divides two lakes. View eagles and their eaglets. ...
- Clintonville - Pine Paneled Lakeside Cabin - Swim, fish, or water-ski on sandy bottomed, 300 acre chain of lakes. Watch the sunset from your private screen porch overlooking your private boat dock. Unique eagle sanctuary lake.
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Plan your vacation with our Wisconsin highlights and local information
Wisconsin Vacation Rentals – Wisconsin Travel
What could be better than cheese, beer and football? Where can you find this enticing combination? Wisconsin, of course. Here, you can visit the Miller Brewing Company, take a self-guided tour at the Carr Valley Cheese Company and visit the Green Bay Packer Hall of Fame and Lambeau Field.
Southern Wisconsin
This area of Wisconsin feels more large-city than the rest of Wisconsin and features some resort areas. Madison, the capital of Wisconsin, features a state capitol building that is reminiscent of the Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. while Frank Lloyd Wright designed the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. Madison is known within the outdoor community as an excellent place for cycling and paddling. Milwaukee, meanwhile, celebrates its diverse culture though many festivals, and is lauded for its Quadracci Pavilion and Burke Brise Soleil at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Unique shops, intriguing nightlife, top-quality restaurants and brewpubs and art displays mark the downtown Riverwalk. The Wisconsin Dells brings in millions of visitors annually to its family-oriented destination. Here, nature rules with more than seven miles of the Wisconsin River, various tall rock formations, and Cambrian Sandstone Cliffs. Known as "America's Waterpark Capital" the Wisconsin Dells has a multitude of recreational and outdoors activities.
Northern Wisconsin
Two of the great lakes -- Superior and Michigan -- are touched by the northern area of Wisconsin, and the terrain here is of pine forests. Lake Superior is known as a deep-water harbor that has excellent fishing and a sandbar known for its superior bird watching. Bayfield is a port town off Lake Superior that swells with sailing, charter fishing and Victorian mansions. The Cable area, known for its beautiful scenery through each of the four seasons, is the co-host with Hayward of the internationally-famous American Birkebeiner cross-country skiing event, while the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore features 22 islands with attractions like sea caves and lighthouses. The ojibwe (also known as Chippewa) culture benefits the Lac du Flambeau area, while Eagle River is on a chain of 28 freshwater lakes that teem with fish. Its Main Street has a small town feel with ice cream parlors and candy shops lining its streets. Lakewood's strong lumberjack heritage is displayed at the restored Holt & Balcom Logging Camp.
Central Wisconsin
Although this area juxtaposes small communities and busy areas of industry, it all comes together with a Midwest charm. Wisconsin Rapids has history relating to the paper and cranberry industries and tours are available at Glacial Lake Cranberries and the Stora Enso North American Complex. The Mitchell Public Square-Main Street Historic District is made up of more than 60 buildings in Stevens Point. Oshkosh is a smaller are that feels like a large metropolitan area, thanks to its first-rate museums, boat cruises, performing arts programs, and top-notch dining. Menomonie is a haven for antiques shoppers, while gaming and ATV riding are popular in the Black River Falls area. The family-owned (since 1867) Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company is a center of Chippewa Fall's downtown area, along with its interesting architecture.
Lakeside Park calls Fond du Lac home, and here there are historic lighthouses and carousels. The beloved Green Bay Packers are the only community-owned NFL team and they call Green Bay -- the oldest settlement of French fur traders -- home. Green Bay also has a number of performing arts shows, museums and gaming opportunities.
Other sites to see and things to do in Wisconsin include: "Talking Houses and Historic Places" a self-guided tour in Fond du Lac; Harley-Davidson, Inc.; Timm House in New Holstein; Hinchley Dairy Farm tours in Cambridge; Cana Island Lighthouse in Baileys Harbor; First Capitol Historic Site in Belmont; Sailing/yachting charters in Lake Superior and Lake Michigan; and historic walking tours of Ripon.
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