The Area
There is something for everyone four seasons of the year in Winneconne.
Winneconne becomes a bee hive of activity early in the spring during the famous walleyed pike run in the Wolf River. People gather from all over Wisconsin and many from outside the state for this annual event.
And just as the lilacs are a prelude to summer, so is the arrival of the white bass fishing season.
Picture of tranquil waters in Winneconne area. In the summer it's more fishing, combined with pleasure boating, houseboating, water skiing, sailing, canoeing, swimming, sun bathing and every other conceivable summer-related sport including softball, golf, camping, picnicing, tennis, and hiking.
But what about fall . . . how about duck hunting, pheasant hunting, football, hiking, hickory nutting, deer hunting, to say nothing of more fishing.
And then there is winter . . . and time for snowmobiling, ice fishing, cross country skiing, curling, and even down hill skiing less than an hour's drive away. The village of Winneconne, Wisconsin, located in the heart of the "Lake Winnebago System". Famous for our excellent fishing (especially from our Main Street Bridge spanning the Wolf River), we offer many attractions and a great way of life.
Enjoy our many fine restaurants, visit our stores and gift and specialty shops for a variety of unique items. Play a round of golf or take a river boat cruise. Visit our museums and the Kay Wilde Doll Cottage. Take time to enjoy our parks and beautiful lake country.
- 42-acre Arthur Marble Park - There are over 30 acres of public park in the village.
- Boat Launching & Docking Facilities
- Fishing on the Main Street Bridge
- In-Fisherman’s-Professional Walleye Trail 2004, 2006, and 2007
- Fin 'n' Feather Showboat II Cruises
- Chamber Concerts at Waterfront Park - We have numerous concerts throughout the summer both day and night.
- Historical Society Museum Complex
- AirAdventure Museum - Oshkosh
- Annual Village Carnival
- Sovereign State Days - An annual community celebration, highlights the rich history of Winneconne dating back to 1846.
- Snowmobile Trails
- Nature Trails
