Discover Kewaunee County in Northeast Wisconsin
Kewaunee county is located in the northeast part of Wisconsin with many small towns ready for you to enjoy. This county is perfect for the avid outdoorsmen, whether it’s casting a line or small game hunting. Kewaunee County is home to many small towns such as Algoma, Dyckesville, Luxembourg, Casco, Pierce, and Kewaunee.
Highlights of Kewaunee County
Bruemmer Park Zoo (Kewaunee)
Kewaunee County Jail Museum
Bearcats’s Fish House (Algoma)
Kewaunee Pierhead Lighthouse
For More Kewaunee County Information…
Kewaunee County Chamber of Commerce
308 North Main St.
P.O. Box 243
Kewaunee, WI 54216
Phone: (920) 388-4822
Toll Free: (800) 666-8214
www.kewaunee.org
Kewaunee County Tourism
810 Lincoln St.
Kewaunee, WI 54216
Phone: (920) 388-0567
www.visitkewauneecounty.com
Algoma Area Chamber of Commerce
1226 Lake St.
Algoma, WI 54201
Phone: (920) 487-2041
Toll Free: (800) 498-4888
Luxemburg Chamber
P.O. Box 141
Luxemburg, WI 54217
Phone: (920) 606-0311
luxemburgchamber.com
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Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Two Rivers’ slogan is “catch our friendly waves” since it is located along Lake Michigan and has plenty of beaches to explore.
Ephraim, Wisconsin
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Carlsville, Wisconsin
Carlsville is located between Sturgeon Bay and Egg Harbor. This small town is home to an impressive amount of famous Door County goods.
Oconto, Wisconsin
“The Bird City” of Oconto, Wisconsin is a certified Wisconsin Bird City member and also has a rich historic past.
Sister Bay, Wisconsin
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Manitowoc, Wisconsin
On the western shore of Lake Michigan lies Manitowoc, a community of roughly 35,000 and rich in maritime history.