There are a lot of reasons to visit Green Lake, Wisconsin. There’s great shopping, dining, and the state’s deepest inland lake. But each fall, there’s one more beautiful reason to visit this little town The annual Golden Days Harvest Festival in downtown Green Lake is one of the state’s best fall events. Here’s what you need to know about this wonderful Wisconsin fall festival.
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Green Lake is a small city located in Green Lake County, Wisconsin, United States.
It’s located in the central part of the state and is known for its picturesque natural surroundings and the beautiful Green Lake itself, which is the deepest natural inland lake in Wisconsin.
The city is named after the Green Lake, which covers approximately 7,346 acres and reaches a maximum depth of around 237 feet. It is a popular destination for boating, fishing, swimming, and other fun water-related activities. But you can find even more fun on land!
Green Lake is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors throughout the year. In the summer, people come for water sports and outdoor recreation, while the fall foliage and outdoor events draw those seeking beautiful autumn colors and fun.
You can really get involved in this event and it's fun for all ages – you can build a scarecrow, ride in a wooden boat, enter a cornhole tournament, or belly up to a pancake breakfast. You won’t want to miss this event!
I attended another Green Lake event last year and it was awesome. This one promises to be a lot of fun. Learn more about Golden Days Harvest Festival and see this year’s event dates on the Green Lake Area Chamber of Commerce website.
If you want to make a weekend out of your trip to Green Lake, you’ll find some great lodging deals on Booking.com. And if you’re searching for more fun things to do in the Badger State, here’s where to find the best events near you in Wisconsin.
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