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Someplace Better Guide

Enjoy this comprehensive guide to living in Someplace Better, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin. The guide contains information on communities, schools, employers and quality of life amenities.

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LIFESTYLES | 65<br />

BOREDOM BLASTERS<br />

Over the last decade, Sheboygan<br />

has emerged as the Fresh Water Surf<br />

Capital of the World. For those learning<br />

to surf, the summer months are the best.<br />

Seasoned surfers enjoy the peak season of<br />

mid-September through April. When winds<br />

of 20-25 mph blow from the northeast<br />

or west-southwest, incredible waves are<br />

sculpted from the surface water. Several<br />

times a year, Lake Michigan produces an<br />

open water swell of 24 feet or better. For<br />

those wanting a more leisurely experience,<br />

our lakeshores are busy with standup<br />

paddle boarding (SUP). Sheboyganites<br />

enjoy SUPing on Lake Michigan, Elkhart<br />

Lake, the Quarry and many inland lakes.<br />

Enjoy a few top activities<br />

in Sheboygan County.<br />

1. Sheboygan Leagues<br />

Basketball, Billiards, Bowling,<br />

Cards, Cycling, Dance, Darts,<br />

Disc Golf, Equestrian, Figure<br />

Skating, Fishing, Football, Golf,<br />

Hockey, Pickleball, Racquetball,<br />

Sailing, Soccer, Softball,<br />

Tennis, Volleyball,<br />

2. Blue Harbor Breaker Bay<br />

Talk about the ultimate escape<br />

for both kids and parents. It’s<br />

always a balmy 84 degrees inside<br />

<br />

area and waterpark. The<br />

Riptide is the only double surf<br />

simulator in eastern Wisconsin.<br />

blueharborresort.com<br />

3. Mini Golf<br />

Who doesn’t love mini golf?<br />

There are two fun courses in the<br />

area: Harbor Pointe located on<br />

South Pier in Sheboygan and<br />

Tom & Jerry’s across from City<br />

Park in Plymouth. Tom & Jerry’s<br />

has two 18-hole courses and<br />

six automated batting cages.<br />

hpminigolf.com and<br />

<br />

4. Sheboygan A’s<br />

An A’s baseball game offers<br />

great family fun at reasonable<br />

<br />

club plays its home games at<br />

Wildwood Baseball Park on<br />

New Jersey Ave.<br />

5. Bookworm Gardens<br />

A vibrant, playful children’s<br />

book-themed garden based<br />

entirely on children’s literature.<br />

More than 60 books are<br />

represented throughout seven<br />

interactive garden areas.<br />

bookwormgardens.org<br />

6. Above & Beyond<br />

Children’s Museum<br />

<br />

exhibits are featured in this<br />

educational museum for kids<br />

of all ages. Interactive<br />

programs and captivating<br />

exhibits provide ways to<br />

explore and learn.<br />

abkids.org<br />

7. Disc Golf – Vollrath<br />

and Jaycee Quarry Park,<br />

Sheboygan; Meyer Park,<br />

Plymouth to name a few<br />

Wisconsin’s oldest<br />

18-hole disc golf course<br />

<br />

beautiful Vollrath Park. There<br />

are great courses at Jaycee<br />

Quarry Park (20 holes) and<br />

Meyer Park (18 holes), too<br />

THE GREEN SCENE<br />

Sheboygan County maintains abundant trails and non-motorized travel options. In fact,<br />

there are more than 39 miles of off-road multi-use trails throughout the county, all of which<br />

will eventually be part of the Non-motorized (NOMO) Network. An additional trail in the City<br />

of Sheboygan is currently being built through a NOMO Transportation Pilot Program Grant.<br />

Sheboygan County covers more than 500 square miles, offering seemingly endless<br />

<br />

bike routes and trails throughout the county with plenty of options to suit your schedule<br />

and your ability.<br />

Visit someplacebetter.org to explore more.

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