Smiles are always guaranteed in Lake Delton
When you're in Lake Delton, you're in for a good time. With more than 260 acres of serene water, the lake is the perfect summer getaway. Breathing in the fresh air, splashing in the water, and smiling all day is what a Lake Delton vacation is all about. And with many nearby attractions, including numerous adventure and amusement parks, there's something for everyone, both young and old. When you book a Lake Delton vacation rental, you can be sure of making memories for life.
Lake Delton's got it: go-karts, water skis... and steam trains
If there's one word that sums up Lake Delton best, it's fun. Throughout Lake Delton and nearby Wisconsin Dells are numerous water parks, go-kart tracks, and musical theaters, as well as many other family-friendly attractions. If you've booked your Lake Delton vacation rental in summer, you must check out The Tommy Bartlett Show, an extravagant water ski show that takes place from May to early September. For something a little different, drop in at the Mid-Continent Railway Museum, which features restored steam locomotives, wood carriages, and an 1884 depot, which hark back to golden age of railroad.
Lake Delton: there's over a million reasons to go
Over a million visitors come to Lake Delton every year, so you know there's plenty to do. Formed in 1927, this man-made lake has been a hugely popular summer destination for decades. You'll never be short of things to do on the water, whether it's canoeing, kayaking, or other water sports. Due to the number of water parks in the area, this part of the country has earned the nickname "The Water park Capital of the World." And if that's not enough, you can hop on board an ex-military landing craft, and take a scenic river tour through the Wisconsin Dells.
Gorge yourself on Wisconsin Dells natural beauty
While Lake Delton's most thrilling attractions may be man-made, its most beautiful one is all down to Mother Nature. The picturesque Wisconsin Dells (also known as the Dells of the Wisconsin Rover) is a 5-mile gorge that formed during the last ice age about 15,000 years ago. It's known for its natural beauty, in particular its sandstone rock formations and canyons. The surrounding woodland is a rich mix of northern and southern oak and pine trees. And along its rough trails, you'll discover many rare animals, including numerous species of dragonflies and birds.
How to get to and around Lake Delton
The nearest airport is in Dane County Regional Airport (MSN), located 39.2 mi (63 km) from the city center.
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