Sheboygan, Wisconsin. The Best Daytrip Destination?
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- Today we will Make a quick daytrip to Sheboygan Wisconsin, a medium
size city with a population of about 50,000 folks.
Sheboygan is located about an hour north of Milwaukee and about
an hour Southeast of Green Bay, situated on the Lake Michigan
coast.
We will explore Kohler-Andrae State Park, The historic
Downtown district, Riverwalk, Vollrath Park, and the Lakefront.
Born there in 56 and left 21 years later. Amazed at how it’s changed. Was a great place to grow up and I miss it.
Still a great place. Hope you make it back there sometime.
I live here, I was raised here. I left for a while but I'm back. It's amazing to see how much the town has changed and grown, it was a bit of a shock when I came back and it continues to grow now.
It'll always have a special place in my heart, even if I don't stay here forever.
Stunning video felt so connected to Sheboygen
It's very brown - brown houses brown building - BUT great food ! Lino's, Il Ritrovo, etc. Johnsons Bakery ! So good !
So good indeed.
I’m going to Lakeland University Wisconsin in the fall of 2023.
People are all calling me crazy to go to Sheboygan cuz essentially they say there’s nothing over there but so what, I like a simple geographical area.
See you in fall 2023 Sheboygan.
There's plenty to do in Sheboygan. Lots of places for food/drinks, lots of places to bike ride. Bring your fishing gear...and get a sled for the winter. And if you need to get out of town, Milwaukee is less than an hour south. Door County is an hour or so to the north.
@@WisconsinTraveler thank you for the guide
I’m grew up here and hated it.
But after getting married, leaving and coming back I grew to love it.
How’s school going?
The Mead public library brought back a ton of memories growing up in Sheboygan in the 80's
Except the Kangaroo is gone!
I live two blocks away from the lake. It's a pretty cool little town.
Lucky you. I hope to get up there sometime this year.
Nice calm voice. subbed 😊
Have you ever been to Kohler-Andrae? Beautiful park filled with many animals and great hiking! Nothing boring about it. Thanks
I have to agree with James on that one!
The north point sea gulls have always been our version of rats with wings.
PS anyone remember the drought of 88 when you could almost walk out to the light house from the water?
You mean walk out to North Point? The lighthouse is in about 20-ft water.
Very nice video... I was born and raised in Sheboygan but have been in Missouri for the past 20 years so it's always nice to see videos of home.
Thanks. I always like to visit the Sheboygan area. Looking forward to getting up there a couple times this year. Brat Days, Coho Derby perhaps.
@@WisconsinTraveler this is the last year for brat days.
My plans have been confirmed for Brat Days. This better not be the last year. Where did you hear that?
@@WisconsinTraveler that's the word on the street.
I grew up in Sheboygan. Kinda hated it. If I wasn’t riding my bike I was getting in trouble.
Not bad stuff, just dumb stuff.
After getting married and moving away I grew to see what I was missing.
Now I bring my kids to show and share with them everything I loved as a kid.
I split from their mother cuz she was crazy.
Fast forward a few years. I’m remarried to chick from Chicago and I bring her and her family up and thru love it too
We love going up there at least once a year if possible.
"Remarried to a chick"
Boy buddy seems you really have the upmost respect for your wife.
I'm sure your ex wasn't crazy, you just managed to bring the worst out in her.
Loser
I enjoy your video 📸📸📸📸❤❤❤❤
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. I always jump at the opportunity to visit Sheboygan.
2 weeks from now im going on a day trip from northern illinois to Sheboygan i cant wait to see more of Wisconsin I’ve only seen Milwaukee kenosha and the dells so i hope this town is good
How was your trip Mario?
@@WisconsinTraveler It was pretty good i have to say we explored a lot such as the bookworm gardens, the really tall acuity flagpole, we ate a great Greece place, got ripped off at a farmers market 🫤, The waves were really good when we went and we saw some pretty big ones,and took a Segway tour and saw the art center and many other historic things in town, Finally we finished our day off by eating at the barbecue/pizza place on the dock area, we were originally planning to go to some cheese factory of some sort but it closed and we just decided to hit the road. Great trip overall I’ve never seen this part of Wisconsin it always gets overshadowed by the other big cities such as Milwaukee or Madison 9/10 would go again if there is anything else to do or maybe ill visit somewhere like Manitowoc or green bay (where my cousin went to college)
Great. Glad you had a good time. I want to head up there at least once more this year.
Dont forget Evergreen Park Maywood trails, and The quarry, There is a museum on the west side and the view to the Acuity Wisconsin's Largest flag pole, there is more but I wanna see what you find.
It's the tallest in USA
I heard about that Museum. Last time I was out by Evergreen Park / Quarry area was at least 20 years ago. I will have to check it out next time I'm up that way.
Nice filming, but this could've been SO much more interesting if he had included more information on the history, wildlife and geology of the area. More info about swimming and boating on the lake would've been good, too. Many people don't realize how cold and treacherous the waters can be, even at the height of summer. Sheboygan also has a great arts community and many other places to go for a woodland walk, like Evergreen Park, Maywood Park and Indian Mound Park. There's also the Old Plank Road trail for runners and bikers. And while it's not technically Sheboygan, the two Kohler golf courses, Whistling Straits and Black Wolf Run, are world-class golf courses that often host PGA events.
Thanks Kristi. You are right. I was not able to showcase all that Sheboygan has to offer in this one video. That's for sure. We'll be back several times in the near future to capture more of the city. Thanks for viewing.
Tripped on mushrooms at kohler state park in early eighties great times
I can't say I've done that.
My dad drove from Milwaukee to Sheboygan to buy brats at Poth's when I was born. Brats hold more importance than a first born son. Well, he also played 18 at Quic Que Oc
He better have gotten some of those Sheboygan Hard Rolls while he was at it!
@@WisconsinTraveler He might have, I don't remember....I was pretty young at the time.
I rode horses with the Poth kids, back in 74', 75, Ya they had great Brats, the store isnt there anymore, now you have to go out to Meisfelds Meat market, its tripled in size, an amazing place to shop, the food quality is top notch! Best brats in the area, cheese, wines, you name it.
@@WisconsinTraveler City Bakery, right out of the oven!
@@robinmp8300 the only people I knew from Sheboygan were the Hahns. I haven't been to WI for 40 years. I'm sure it hasn't changed at all.😂
Yup
:)
thanks for the look into Sheboygan. music makes me feel uncomfortable and like I'm in Tron lol
Thanks Josh. It's always fun to spend the day (or weekend) in Sheboygan. I can't wait for this years Brat-Days weekend. As for the music, it was UA-cam library tunes. Even Cheesehead Mary made comment. :)
@@WisconsinTraveler I thought the music could have been more relaxing, or polka LOL! You should film all the festivals, brat days at Kiwanis, Lake Fest, Greek fest, etc
I will be there at the Brat Days!
you will very seldome see people swimming in the lake , the water is way tp cpld,seldomr see people on the beach
Have you been here in July? The beach is packed with swimmer, skiers, jet skiers, surfers and everything in between.
The summer of 20 2030 feet of lake Michigan were 82°. Because we had a warm spring and super hot summer.
Show much so that it heated up the lake. So unless you go to the Lakefront in the middle of December, and even then you’ll see people they’re walking their dogs and surfers in the water and you’re missing something.
Call me guilty. Yes, the water can be cold at times. But if it is sunny and in the 90's out, it's soooo refreshing.
You shure know how to pick boring places to film. Must be following wi visitors guide.
Tom. Thanks for the feedback. Sheboygan really does have a lot to offer in the way of recreation, dining, arts, relaxation and family life. Not sure what publication the "wi visitors guide" is though. I did live in the city for several years and know firsthand that it is furthest from boring. Please give me 5 non-boring places for me to go to in 2022. I will put them on my list.
I swear they all must be crazy religious, I see a church on every corner
Used to be back i by he old day.
Church on every corner, and a bar between those.
Lots of old churches were closed and consolidated.
So I’ve seen hairstylist and salons in one church masseuse in office buildings office space in another church and still another church was made into a music space
Very boring there it is a good place to live but dull very cold and the people don’t seem evolved all the same lol
I agree on it being a good place to live. And yes, it can get very COLD at times! I wouldn't say that it is boring though. But it is slower paced than say Milwaukee or Madison. In a lot of ways, that's a good thing.
@@WisconsinTraveler There is alot to do here but you need money, its a tourist town since that big water park resort moved in.
Wow, I'm sure you left off, "How to Win Friends and Influence People" from your reading list.
@@robinmp8300 we were with money it isn’t about money yes it was a wealthy area but I just didn’t have fun at all. Doesn’t mean you won’t
@@ernee100 what do you mean? I do read books but it isn’t about friends more about living and making money