Waubeesee Lake is located just west of Hwy 36, near Wind Lake. This lake has a surface of 129 acres and a maximum depth of 73 ft. The shoreland is privately owned and is sandy and excellent for swimming. There is a diverse panfish population. Waubeesee is the deepest lake in Racine County.

Map of Waubeesee Lake Area, Waterford, WI US

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The Boathouse is nearby many small towns. Browse through the list below to see what the local area has to offer.

Tichigan (4 mi.)

Enjoy food, fun and fishing on a guided day trip on Tichigan Lake. Tackle some largemouth bass, northern pike, muskie, walleye, bluegill and crappie. Sandwiches and beverages, fishing equipment, filet and packaging of fish are included in a day trip. Contact Gone Fishing Guide Service 4302 Riverside Road, Waterford, (262) 534-7928

Waterford (6 mi.)

From scenic parks, bike and snowmobile trails, exciting water resources and outdoor activities, to unique shops and fine restaurants, there is truly something for everyone in Waterford. Taken from: Community Profile Network

Muskego (6 mi.)

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Every year on the weekend before Labor Day, celebrate at the Muskego Community Festival. with free admission, it hosts a variety of choices from live music to many children's activities and carnival rides. In July, the Settlement Centre has Historical Days, with re-enactments and a pancake breakfast. Free to the public every Wednesday at Idle Isle Park on Little Muskego Lake the WaterBugs put on a professional style water-ski show.

Big Bend (6 mi.)

Here you find the Edgewood Golf Course and Longnecks Brewpub, which sports indoor vollyball, food and home brewed beer. Just a short ride up the road from the cottage.

Rochester (7 mi.)

Nestled between the larger communities of Burlington and Waterford, Rochester has been able to retain a unique small town charm. Visit the Rochester Public Library. 208 W. Spring Street, 262-534-3533 and curl up with a good book. Recreation opportunities and more can be found here

Franklin (8 mi.)

Named for Benjamin Franklin, this town has rural beginnings. Today, it has the ammenities of a larger city with a small town atmosphere. Banks, hardware, drug stores and gifts shops all can be found in Franklin with a population slightly over 32,000.

Burlington (13 mi.)

Chocolate City USA, the home of Nestle's Chocolate Company. Every year in May the city has a Chocolate Fest The local Chamber of Commerce has information about the Chocolate Experience Museum, call for more info: (262) 763-6044. The Burlington Historical Society also has a museum and a few historic buildings that you can tour. (262) 767-2884.

Racine (30 mi.)

Racine is located on the shores of Lake Michigan in southeastern Wisconsin, approximately 30 miles south of Milwaukee and 60 miles north of Chicago. It hosts a zoo, museums, theater, and many shopping districts.

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Milwaukee (21 mi., pop. 596,974)

VISIT Milwaukee, the Greater Milwaukee Convention & Visitors Bureau, has a website with lists of attractions, nightlife, shopping, calendar of events, and more in the Milwaukee area.

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Waukesha (14 mi., pop. 64,825)

Waukesha County Visitor's Bureau presents activites and attractions, shopping and dining in the Waukesha and Pewaukee areas.

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