East Central Wisconsin - Connect at the Coast

CONNECT AT THE COAST

East Central Wisconsin is a great part of the state thanks to its proximity to one of the great lakes! Travel along Lake Michigan and you will find some of the most popular vacation spots in Wisconsin. Offering true coastal flavors, sandy beaches, towering lighthouses, and spectacular sunsets, you’re sure to have a trip to remember when you visit this region.

The Manitowoc–Two Rivers area is a coastal destination with a deep maritime history. Known as Wisconsin’s “Maritime Capital,” Manitowoc’s Wisconsin Maritime Museum captures the history of the city on Lake Michigan, and the entire great lakes region. The city is also the home port of the largest car ferry on the Great Lakes with rides from Manitowoc to Ludington, Michigan and back.

On your way to discover the rich history of East Central Wisconsin, be sure to journey through Sheboygan—nicknamed the “Malibu of the Midwest” due to its endless popularity for paddle boarding, surfing, kiteboarding, windsurfing, sailing, and kayaking. Sheboygan is also home to Whistling Straits, the location of the 2022 Ryder Cup. This scenic course is one of the most premier golf destinations in the country.

The Fox Cities–Greater Appleton area is comprised of nineteen distinct, vibrant communities located along the Fox River and Lake Winnebago. This area offers scrumptious food, one-of-a-kind shopping, adventure-ready outdoor spots, and illuminating arts, culture, and events. You will be inspired to “find your original” while exploring the area.

Indulge in the embrace of genuine hospitality in Oshkosh. Visit for the events and stay for everything else. Oshkosh is a fishing wonderland, a pilot’s dream, a kid’s playground, a foodie’s delight, a shoppers paradise, and a family vacation all in one—check out the Oshkosh Convention & Visitors Bureau to plan your next adventure.

Begin your adventure now by planning a trip to East Central Wisconsin!

Escape to East Central Wisconsin

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