Wisconsin Dells has multiple resorts with indoor water parks, Noah's Ark (America's largest water park), and numerous other attractions. The northern part of the state has lots of campgrounds and fishing lakes. Door County (in the eastern part of the state), is also very scenic. The eastern part of the state, where I live, has glacial features from the last ice age, low rolling hills, and lots of corn fields. In addition, the climate gives us the best of everything. In the spring, the air is cool to mild early in the season, mild to warm later. In flower beds, there are yellow daffodils, multicolored tulips, and sweet smelling purple lilac bushes. Trees leaf out and crab apple trees blossom. In the summer, it is often hot during the day, warm in the evening, and cool in the morning and late at night. Flowers include zinnias, sunflowers, black-eyed susans (like small sunflowers), cosmos, marigolds, petunias, pansies, and roses. Trees provide shade during the summer months. In the fall temperatures start warm to mild, then get mild to cool. The fall is the time for apple picking and getting pumpkins and colored corn for Halloween. The maple, oak, and hickory trees turn yellow, orange, and red. In the winter, it is cold to very cold. Snow covers the ground like a white blanket.
Wisconsin may be known for great Cheese and Beer, but we also have a State covered with amazing lakes. Most of our great lakes are located in Northern Wisconsin, which features the Minocqua Lakes, Hayward Lakes, Bayfield County Lakes and Door County Lakes. Wisconsin Lakes are prime for Walleye Fishing, Northern Pike Fishing and Bass Fishing. With incredible fishing lakes like: Lake Geneva, Castle Rock Lake, Lake Winnebago, Green Lake and the Great Lake Michigan, you are sure to catch your limit on these and most Wisconsin Lakes. If you enjoy your stay at one of our fine Wisconsin Resorts, you may be interested in searching for Wisconsin Lake Homes and Lake Property for sale on one of your favorite WI Lakes. The Wisconsin Dells is also one of the most popular tourist and vacation destinations in the Midwest. You can come to Wisconsin for the Cheese and Beer, but you will stay for the Beautiful Wisconsin Lakes.
