- 1). Enter Wisconsin on the south, north or west side. The lake is on the east side and can only be accessed by ferry from Lower Michigan.
- 2). Travel towards the Kettle Moraine Forest area in the center of the state located around Greenbush. On the way, you will see many different attractions, but the best starting point is from the Kettles.
- 3). Stop by the campgrounds at Westward Ho by Greenbush. This is a great starting point to visit the Old Wade House in Greenbush and the Kettles. Set up camp and take a ride through the Kettles. Stop and see the historical points of interest and explore the trails. By Dundee, you can climb the fifteen-story tower to view the area.
- 4). Bicycle, motorcycle or drive a motor vehicle through the Kettles. Traveling around the Kettles can take an entire day. Plymouth is a short distance away and has Saturday night stock car races to enjoy.
- 5). Visit Long Lake, Mauthe Lake and Crooked Lake, which are located close by the campgrounds, have excellent fishing, and water activities. Moving on, you might venture up towards the northern part of the state where you will find many different campgrounds and Indian reservations. There are casinos in Ladysmith and Green Bay.
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