Wisconsin Vacations & Travel Guide, Wisconsin Tours & Vacation Packages #51 - 60

Welcome to Wisconsin, the Dairy State! This beautiful state rests upon the shores of Lake Michigan to the east and Lake Superior to the north, and is one of the best vacation destinations in the nation. Wisconsin is a great vacation option; whether you are traveling alone or with a group, or if you’re looking to have an outdoor adventure or simply relax.

Start your Wisconsin travels by visiting a dairy farm, where you can milk a cow, check out the wheat threshing machinery and take an agricultural tour! If you’re going to be taking a family vacation, bring the kids to one of the many amusement parks, or water parks in the state; there are over 75 to choose from! For an educational and cultural trip option, take a guided tour of the land with one of the many Native American tribes that still reside in Wisconsin; the state has the most Native tribes east of the Mississippi.

Next up on your Wisconsin travels bring the family to famous Door County, a top vacation destination for many Midwesterners. In Door County you can experience all the great outdoors has to offer, from hiking and biking in Peninsula State Park, to water skiing and boating in Lake Michigan. You can also take a tour of each one of Door County’s 11 lighthouses, a popular trip idea! There are several islands in Green Bay, where you can take day trips and spend the afternoon discovering rural and untouched northern paradises. Another popular family vacation spot is Lake Geneva, which offers beautiful resort accommodations, summer music festivals and great cross country skiing in the winter.

Check out the state capitol of Madison, where you can explore the national and natural landmark, Cave of the Mounds. If you are planning your Wisconsin travels for the winter months, ski at Cascade Mountain Resort and warm up afterwards, in one of Madison’s luxurious hotels. For beautiful sightseeing, stroll through James Madison Park or check out the 16 acres of flowering plants at the Olbrich Botanical Gardens. No Wisconsin travel is complete without a stay in Milwaukee, the largest city in the state. In July check out the German festival, where you can try traditional German food and beer and in August, shop and tour the Milwaukee fairgrounds at the famous Wisconsin State Fair! If you love motorcycles, make a stop at the Harley-Davidson headquarters and take a scenic drive on one of the world’s fastest bikes!

Wisconsin boasts some of the best fall foliage in the nation and some of the most beautiful sunsets, year-round. Let RealAdventures help you plan your incredible Wisconsin travels today!

Jeanine Kutil