Lake Winnebago • Lakeside Park • Boating • Fishing • Downtown
Meet Fond du Lac.
At the southern end of Lake Winnebago, Fond du Lac combines big-water recreation with waterfront parks, a landmark lighthouse, trails and an easygoing downtown.
At the southern end of Lake Winnebago, Fond du Lac combines big-water recreation with waterfront parks, a landmark lighthouse, trails and an easygoing downtown.
Fond du Lac sits at the southern end of Lake Winnebago, placing one of Wisconsin's largest inland lakes right at the city's doorstep.
Boating and fishing are a major part of the experience, but Lakeside Park, downtown, nearby trails and the surrounding countryside give visitors plenty to explore away from the water too.
Big lake scenery, a waterfront park and plenty to explore around town.
Start with Lake Winnebago and build from there.
Experience one of Wisconsin's signature inland lakes.
Spend a summer day exploring Lake Winnebago from the water.
Lake Winnebago is at the center of the area's fishing culture.
Walk the waterfront and explore the city's best-known park.
Explore local trails and east-central Wisconsin countryside.
Find local restaurants, shops and community attractions.
Finish the day with Wisconsin favorites and local dining.
Lake Winnebago gives the area a completely different winter personality.
Fond du Lac occupies a prime spot at the southern end of Lake Winnebago, giving visitors direct access to one of Wisconsin's most recognizable inland waters.
Boating and fishing dominate the warm months, while winter transforms the lake and creates an entirely different outdoor experience.
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Lakeside Park brings Fond du Lac and Lake Winnebago together with waterfront green space, paths and recreational areas along the southern shoreline.
The park's lighthouse has become one of Fond du Lac's most recognizable sights and makes a natural stop while exploring the lakefront.
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Head away from the shoreline and you'll find the city's downtown, with local restaurants, businesses, historic architecture and community gathering places.
It makes an easy afternoon or evening stop after a day spent boating, fishing or exploring the lakefront.
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Follow Lake Winnebago north for waterfront recreation, downtown and aviation.
Keep GoingAdd Fox Cities dining, arts and downtown attractions to the trip.
Head EastTrade Lake Winnebago for Lake Michigan beaches and harbor scenery.
Make a LoopTurn Fond du Lac into one stop on a longer Wisconsin getaway.
Lake Winnebago, Lakeside Park and an easy Wisconsin escape.
Check in, walk around town and start the weekend with a local dinner.
Walk the waterfront, see the lighthouse and enjoy Lake Winnebago views.
Boat, fish or spend more time exploring the shoreline.
Take the scenic route toward Oshkosh or explore more of east-central Wisconsin.
Warmer weather brings green parks and another season of outdoor exploring.
SummerBoating, fishing and waterfront days make summer a natural time to visit.
FallAutumn is ideal for parks, trails and road trips through the surrounding countryside.
WinterWinter changes the lake and brings a distinctly Wisconsin cold-weather experience.
Spend one day around Lake Winnebago and Lakeside Park, then explore downtown, local trails and the surrounding east-central Wisconsin countryside.
Fond du Lac is known for its location at the southern end of Lake Winnebago, Lakeside Park, boating, fishing and its east-central Wisconsin setting.
Yes. Fond du Lac sits directly at the southern end of Lake Winnebago.
Lakeside Park is a large waterfront park along Lake Winnebago and one of Fond du Lac's best-known recreation areas.
Yes. Fond du Lac provides access to Lake Winnebago, making boating a major warm-weather activity in the area.
Yes. Lake Winnebago is one of Wisconsin's best-known fishing waters and supports fishing opportunities throughout the year.
Oshkosh and Appleton work especially well for a longer Lake Winnebago and Fox Cities trip, while Sheboygan provides an easy Lake Michigan addition.
See the lighthouse, get on the water and explore east-central Wisconsin.