Wisconsin Destinations

WISCONSIN DELLS
Wisconsin Dells is known around the globe as the Waterpark Capital of the World! Wisconsin Dells has been in the tourism business for 150 years. There are two things that bring over three million visitors to the Dells each year – heart-pounding fun and incredible natural resources. Wisconsin Dells features hundreds of waterslides, tons of attractions, themed lodging choices, tasty restaurants, and boutique shopping.

The Dells is also located along a meandering stretch of the Wisconsin River, with scenery unlike anything else in the world. The Wisconsin River with its legendary sandstone bluffs is one-of-a-kind. Consider a DUCK ride, a land-to-water excursion that will take you places and show you things you never knew existed in the Dells. Dads: bring your clubs and your camera, because the settings of our golf courses offer a real "wow" factor.

Perhaps your idea of fun is sitting back and being entertained. Magic, music, dance, a ski show, comedy and mystery are all choices for you. The interactive attractions could have visitors chasing through a life-size labyrinth with elements of a wizard video game, exploring a real MIR space station here on earth, and touring a museum with more oddities than you can shake a stick at. With all this to do, teams will want to turn our tournament into a family vacation!

REEDSBURG
What better location for a baseball weekend than the birthplace of Wisconsin Little League, Reedsburg.  Coming into the edge of town, you will feel the excitement of "Beaver Fever", as sports and athletics are fundamental in this great community of 10,000 residents.  Reedsburg is the host city to many athletic events throughout the year, and there is not a community around that rolls out the red carpet for visitors better than Reedsburg.  You will find a variety of affordable lodging with all the amenities that you have come to expect when you are on the road, some great family restaurants along with all the traditional franchises, some quick "gas-n-go" spots, and some of the best shopping, antiquing, cycling trails, and beautiful scenery in the Midwest.  Whether you are just staying a night or two or making a real vacation out of your Game Day USA weekend, Reedsburg is one of those rare places that you will want to return to again and again.  We will make you feel welcome in Reedsburg-so come out and play!  Check us out at www.reedsburg.org.

KENOSHA/RACINE
The Kenosha/Racine area is just a short drive from Chicagoland. Athletes and their families will have plenty to do while in town. Kenosha is famous for outlet mall shopping, with more than 90 brand name stores, including Coach, Restoration Hardware, and Ralph Lauren. After shopping to they drop, families can relax along the Lake Michigan shoreline.

Kenosha is also famous for the Jelly Belly Center, where kids can ride the indoor train and learn the secrets of making Jelly Belly jelly beans. The Dairyland Greyhound Park, also in Kenosha, allows visitors to watch and wager the best of live Greyhound racing. Casual fine dining is available year round, seven days per week.

Families who wish to cross back into Illinois can reach Six Flags Great America and the Gurnee Mills Shopping Center in about 20 minutes!

BIG BEND
Big Bend is conveniently located in the southwest suburbs of Milwaukee. Visitors can take advantage of the short drive to the city and catch a Brewers game, tour one of the many historical museums, attend a concert in the city’s celebrated music district, test their luck at the Potawatomi Bingo Casino, enjoy one of the many boat tours and cruises on Lake Michigan, or wander through the interesting and exotic Milwaukee County Zoo.