Wisconsin Dells, WI ~ The Waterpark Capital of the World
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If your idea of a fun filled family getaway includes warmth and water parks galore – Wisconsin Dells is the place for you! What better place to take the family than to a place coined “The Waterpark Capital of the World”? Wisconsin Dells, WI offers year round family fun on a budget. During the winter months you can still stroll around in your swimming suits while meandering through the climate controlled resorts and indoor waterparks. During the summer you can take advantage of manmade snow on an adventurous slope for tubing or skiing – you just choose the season you want! Check out some of the best Wisconsin Dells water parks in the area and plan your vacation!
If summer travel is more your style, you can still get your waterpark fix in the great outdoors in addition to visiting 3 nearby State Parks. Plan a hike, bike ride or picnic at your choice of Devils Lake, Mirror Lake or Rocky Arbor State Parks. The family can plan a day of fishing trophy size trout, rowing a boat on a peaceful lake, or amping up the adrenaline with some extreme amusement parks! When mom and dad are in need of a little TLC and rejuvenation, a visit to one of several spas may just do the trick. Wherever your interests lie, there is sure to be something for everyone – and most activities are easily done on a budget.
In addition to a wide range of activities, Wisconsin Dells offers plenty of delicious restaurants to eat at. Choose from family friendly buffets, upscale dining venues, ethnic cuisine, casual, bars and lounges – all conveniently located within close proximity to the resorts. I don’t know about you, but I’m ready to pack up the family and head out for some warm water fun in the middle of winter!
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February 1st, 2011 at 8:23 pm
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February 21st, 2011 at 1:42 am
great post and great blog!
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