Park on Lake Michigan offering a playground, tennis courts, a sledding “bowl” & a disc golf course.
Category: Attractions
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Segway the Lake Tours
Segway the Lake Tours offers a unique way to experience the beauty of Sheboygan. Guests can explore the city’s waterfront and scenic trails on self-balancing electric scooters, enjoying breathtaking views and fresh air along the way. The tours are led by knowledgeable guides who provide insightful commentary about the local history, culture, and attractions.
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Sheboygan Kite Beach
Sheboygan Kite Beach is a beloved destination for visitors and locals alike, offering stunning views of Lake Michigan and the perfect spot to enjoy the thrill of kite flying. With its expansive sandy shores and gentle breezes, it’s no wonder this beach has become a haven for kite enthusiasts.
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Historical Landmark: Lottie Cooper
89-ft. section of the Lottie Cooper, a Great Lake schooner that capsized off Sheboygan in 1894.
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Sheboygan Indian Mound Park
15-acre park opened in 1966, with prehistoric Native American burial mounds & an interpretive trail.
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Maywood
This 135-acre nature park features 6 ecosystems, an arboretum & a butterfly & hummingbird garden.
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Sheboygan Breakwater Lighthouse
The Sheboygan Breakwater Lighthouse stands tall as a beacon of maritime history and a cherished landmark for visitors. Built in 1868, this iconic structure has guided ships safely through the treacherous waters of Lake Michigan for over a century. Its sturdy presence and captivating light serve as a reminder of the region’s rich maritime heritage and continue to draw tourists eager to explore its fascinating story.
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Kohler Park Dunes State Natural Area
Protected 154-acre area of stabilized lake dunes & wetlands on the edge of Lake Michigan.
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Deland Park
Lakeside park featuring beaches, play areas, a pavilion, boat ramps & a fish-cleaning station.
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John Michael Kohler Arts Center
In addition to exhibits of multimedia visual arts, this facility offers performances & education.