The Shawano Lake County Campground sits on the shores of Shawano Lake and has much to offer for all kinds of campers. With a beach, picnic tables, barbeque grills, and shelters open to the public, its the perfect place for family gatherings. Even children will find numerous activities to keep them occupied. A new playground, just a short walk from the lake, is the perfect place for kids to have some fun.
The ultimate whitewater rafting in northern Wisconsin. Located on the Wolf River in Menominee County, rafting trips are available for those that love either the wild or the mild rafting experience. The rafting season opens on May 1st and closes the second Saturday of September. Trips can be reserved for full or half days and 2-3 hour floats. The friendly staff provides transportation to and from rafting and instructs on river safety. Rustic camping is also available for Shotgun Eddy rafters.
For more information or to make a reservations,
call: 715-882-4461, 920-660-2364 or 262-696-9045
The drive-in movie theater Moonlight Outdoor Theater, located at the Shawano Cinema in nearby Shawano, Wisconsin. It operates seasonally (usually June-September) and offers classic drive-in fun with concessions, bathrooms, and plenty of space, with showtimes listed on the Shawano Cinema website
Welcome to Titletown, a community development just west of Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Titletown’s unique location is the perfect place for community members and visitors to play, stay, eat, relax and enjoy, no matter the season.
Embark on a journey through more than a century of football history and experience the legacy of the greatest story in sports. With one-of-a-kind artifacts sourced from players of the past and present, engaging galleries and highlight reels, learn why the story of the Green Bay Packers continues to inspire fans of all generations. Most guests spend 60-90 minutes on their self-guided experience in the Hall of Fame.
Bay Beach is a municipal amusement park in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Situated near the mouth of the Fox River, on the east bank as it flows into Green Bay, the park contains rides, concessions, a roller coaster, and a food pavilion. Dances, movies, and other events are held in a pavilion.
Rides are most catered to younger audiences with a single rollercoaster and 23 family rides from bumper cars to titl-a-whirl.