Does anybody know of a great resort-type place by Lake Michigan not too far north, preferably not a hi-rise?
southern lakeside resort
Recent Activity
View all United States activity »
- 1 2 Brits Travelling USA July-Aug 2013
- 2 Memorial day weekend drivable getaway from Jersey City, NJ
- 3 San Francisco - one semi-splurge restaurant?
- 4 Albuquerque to Denver
- 5
Boston, my 2 hour food shopping spree to satiate my man's needs
- 6 Best place to raise a family in Florida
- 7 D.C. in a day
- 8 Door County
- 9 10 Days in Maine
- 10 NYC Newbie Needs Advice Re JFK Transportation
- 11 Using public transit in San Diego
- 12 time for a new countdown to Hawaii
- 13
Rocks and Roads in Utah
- 14 Boston Area College Tour
- 15 Finally, seeing the Outer Banks
- 16 Hiking/Camping Suggestions for VT, NH, & ME in August?
- 17
A Visit to Charleston
- 18 Hotel Suite Brands with Multiple Bedrooms?
- 19
Boston three day trip report, with photos
- 20 Amtrak to DC, then sightseeing
- 21 Help with NYC transit
- 22 Just saw the Book of Mormon in Chicago ! Can we talk about it
- 23 Help finalizing August itinerary for Utah NPs (with a child)
- 24 1st time in Boston --need advice
- 25 Best places to stop New Orleans to Los Angeles
In Wisconsin!
Gina - there are quite a few nice resorts that won't have you traveling too far to the North. Try the Ostoff in Elkhart Lake (60 mi. North of Milwaukee) or the American Club in Kohler (also 60 mi. North). Neither is right on the lake - most of that land is privately owned. But I've stayed at both and can recommend they both highly. As to the high-rise - neither is more than 4 stories. When are you going, and what are you wanting to do?