A beautiful city on the western shores of Lake Michigan, Sheboygan is a place where you’ll find good people….    people who stay around and get involved in the community they call home.  Sheboygan is a special place to many visitors.  It’s a great place for friends and families to relax, to have fun together, and to enjoy favorite pastimes.  It’s a place where you’ll find and enjoy the special moments to remember all year long.

Whether you spend time browsing in our shops for local specialties and worldwide treasures, or sledding with your kids, you’ll find a combination of pleasures, pastimes and indulgences on the shores of Sheboygan that will send you home relaxed.  Read by the fireplace, sit by the pool or wander along the nearby Riverfront, Downtown, South Pier or historic Michigan Avenue for a cup of your favorite tea or a glass of fine wine.

Visitors also come to Sheboygan to enjoy the more than two miles of natural beauty and facilities along Sheboygan’s shores- including sandy beaches, a magnificent 281 -slip marina, public boat launches, fish cleaning stations, a bathhouse and community center.  Enjoy lively entertainment at the classically restored Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts or enjoy and inspring performance or exhibit at the renowned John Michael Kohler Arts Center-two entertainment jewels in Sheboygan.

Sheboygan is just 2.5 hours north of Chicago, an hour north of Milwaukee and an hour south of Green Bay, home of the Green Bay Packers.  Our business community is comprised of a healthy mix of industry, small businesses, merchants, and service providers.

Come and feel the warm sand on your feet, the cool breeze in your hair and a refreshing splash of water on your face.

The Southern Gateway into Sheboygan County.

On the edge of the beautiful Kettle Moraine, Random Lake is a frequent stop for sightseers, cycle tours, fishing and hunting enthusiasts.

When your ready to relax and enjoy the beauty that is Sheboygan County, Random Lake is just the spot.  Enjoy local fare and your visit. Lot’s of great events to go to all year long.   Random Lake is ready to make your trip to Sheboygan County special.

Nestled in the heart of Wisconsin’s Kettle Moraine State Forest, Elkhart Lake is a fun and relaxing place with beautiful scenery and friendly people. It’s a place where people want to stay longer! Unwind on the sandy shoreline of Elkhart Lake’s crystal-clear waters, or relax with specialized spa treatments, cooking courses, and dining in one of the many restaurants or pubs. If you’re looking to wind-up, Elkhart Lake has just the right mix; international motorsports racing, challenging golf, invigorating watersports, and live-music and nightlife. Elkhart Lake offers a great selection of in and outdoor recreation and attractions for young adults, families, and empty nesters seeking great weekend getaways and extended vacation stays in Wisconsin.

Elkhart Lake’s distinguished accommodations provide you with big city amenities nestled in an authentic, relaxed setting you won’t soon forget. Each of the lakeside resorts offer private beaches and pools, restaurants, pubs and live entertainment. Quaint bed and breakfast inns are located in the heart of the Village and within walking distance of the beach, dining and shopping.

If you’re planning a romantic wedding or a memorable family reunion, look no further! Elkhart Lake is the perfect destination for hosting intimate or large gatherings, and is quickly becoming a favorite site for business meetings and conferences. The unique setting and expert planning makes these special celebrations both memorable and relaxing. So park your car and escape rush hour! There is no dress code in Elkhart Lake . . . so slip off your shoes and head for the sandy shoreline.

Elkhart Lake is an easy drive from metro areas across the Midwest- — just one hour from Milwaukee and the Fox Valley, two hours from Madison and only two and a half hours from Chicago.

Plymouth has the good fortune of being placed just east of the Kettle Moraine State Forest, offering visitors four seasons of great recreational opportunities. The Forest offers biking, hiking, camping, skiing, snowmobiling and a fabulous vista of fall colors.

Known as a “hub city” for the wheel & hub factory built in 1867 and for its central location between Milwaukee and Green Bay, Plymouth is both charming and beautiful.  It is nestled in the gently rolling hills of the Kettle Moraine, which also makes Plymouth an ideal place for visitors to rest, telax and rejuvenate, while experiencing our unique, historic town.

On your leisurely stroll through Plymouth’s downtown, you can tantalize your taste buds with local culinary flavors, such as a delightful cappuccino in a 100-year-old bank.  You’ll be intriqued by the captivating architecture and beautiful artwork found in several quaint pubs, shops and contemporary galleries.  If fresh air and warm sun on your face while bicycling or boating sounds appealing, you’ll find the trails and lakes in and surrounding Plymouth to be lush and refreshing.  After a long day of activities, you can find comfort and character in one of Plymouths many Bed and Breakfasts , fine motels and inns.

4 seasons of great activities for one and all.  So come, unwind, relax, and experience our diverse community.

The belief in artistry is one of the great cross-generational ideas that have guided the Kohler family from the beginning. Nowhere is this more evident than in the beauty of the Village of Kohler itself. It is an amazing community of 1,900 people—home to a leading American corporation, a tourist destination and a quaint garden-like village.

Because of careful planning, a far-reaching sense of quality and vision, the Village of Kohler offers much to residents and visitors alike. Come. Explore. Enjoy.

Exceptional choices for year-round accommodation reside at Destination Kohler. The American Club, the Midwest’s only AAA Five Diamond resort hotel, has a valued past, uncompromising service and gracious hospitality. And just down the road, Inn on Woodlake is a select service hotel overlooking an 11-acre spring-fed lake with a private beach and putting green, all just steps away from The Shops at Woodlake, the ultimate in Kohler shopping.

Whether it’s a sumptuous breakfast buffet, a leisurely afternoon snack or an elegant full-course dinner, dining in the Village of Kohler is a gastronomic delight. Choose from nine distinctive dining establishments located throughout Destination KOHLER, from our hotels and clubhouses to Sports Core Health & Racquet Club and The Shops at Woodlake. There is truly a cuisine to meet every taste.

Whether it’s a sumptuous breakfast buffet, a leisurely afternoon snack or an elegant full-course dinner, dining in the Village of Kohler is a gastronomic delight. Choose from nine distinctive dining establishments located throughout Destination KOHLER

Nestled at lake’s edge, The Shops at Woodlake is a collection of more than 20 specialty shops and boutiques featuring men’s and women’s apparel, toys, collectibles, restaurants, home furnishing and design stores and a demonstration kitchen offering Saturday cooking demonstrations, January through April.

Destination KOHLER is filled with individual activities you can do one at a time, or piece together into a great morning, afternoon or day trip.

SHEBOYGAN FALLS  ‘GREAT AMERICAN MAIN STREET’

Sheboygan Falls won acclaim in 1995 as a Great American Main Street. This prestigious recognition is presented by the National Trust for Historic Preservation to only a few communities nationwide. The award recognizes “exceptional accomplishments in revitalizing America’s historic and traditional downtowns and neighborhood commercial districts.” Sheboygan Falls has also received Accredited Main Street Status each year from 2003 to 2009 making it one of the few programs in the state to be so honored.

EXPLORE TWO HISTORIC DISTRICTS

Listed on the national Register of Historic Places, and perhaps the best collection of authentic historic restorations in the Midwest. Settled in the early 1800’s as the hub of manufacturing in Sheboygan County its Classic Greek Revival frame and Cream City Brick buildings grace its business and residential districts, lending style and character to this historic community. More than forty-five facades have been meticulously brought back to life and rehabilitated to transform the quaint Downtown and Cole Districts.

EXPERIENCE THE AMBIANCE

of restaurants, Shops, and lodging located in turn-of-the-century structures. Just a sample of the charmingly restored buildings house a bed and breakfast, the Sheboygan County Historic Research Center, flower and gift shops, music studios, salons and other businesses. The old city firehouse provides a unique setting for a pizza parlor. A saloon, with gleaming hardwood floors and pressed-tin ceilings, has been returned to its 1878 glory. An 1879 woolen, converted in apartment suites, overlooks the roaring falls of the Sheboygan River.

ENJOY A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES

Fun for all ages the city hosts special events and festivals throughout the year. The July Ductona 500 Duck Race and the August Falls Fest both offer the best in music, food and family entertainment. Sheboygan Falls has four inviting riverfront parks and a scenic riverfront walking trail. It is located just off the Old Plank Road trail, a 17-mile year-round recreational trail, and is one of the communities featured on the Wisconsin Ethnic Settlement Trial.