Call us for information on Plymouth, Wisconsin at 888-693-8263.
Located in Sheboygan County, Plymouth, Wisconsin
offers many activities for families. Kids love skating the ramps at the
Seventh Element Skateboard Park,
riding their bikes on nearby bike trails and playing at one of the many Plymouth
parks. Adults enjoy leisurely strolls through Plymouth’s downtown,
stopping to tantalize their taste buds at one of our many restaurants and exploring the many magnificent historic houses and buildings which
have been converted to bed
and breakfast inns, cozy diners and antique exploring and quaint shops.
Plymouth is conveniently located one hour
north of Milwaukee; one hour south of Green Bay; and two hours north of
Chicago. Welcome to our paradise!
Stop in the Plymouth
Arts Center located in the heart of downtown. It offers fun for all
ages. Attend a workshop, take in a play, enjoy a concert, view an exhibit.
It's Cream Puff Time at the County Fair!
The Sheboygan County Fair opens its doors on August 28 and runs through September 1. Put on your walking shoes because you'll want to see it ALL - the animals, the rides, the games, the food, the vendors, the music! Hop on the free shuttle bus service at the Plymouth High School (corner of Eastern Ave and Highland Ave). It'll take you right to the fairgrounds. Buses will run continuously starting at noon on Thursday and 8am Friday thru Monday. Daily entertainment for the entire family. A tradition in Sheboygan County for over 150 years...see you there!
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Harley Davidson's 105th Anniversary
- Aug 28-31
Enjoy the 105th events and activities in Milwaukee and then ease on down the road for comfortable lodging in our quaint town of Plymouth. Located in the scenic Kettle Moraine, Plymouth is an easy 1-hour ride north of Milwaukee. We offer many types of lodging accommodations including campgrounds, hotels, motels and bed and breakfasts. We'll leave the light on.
Oktoberfest - Sept 19-20
Plymouth's Oktoberfest will be held rain or shine in the tent and garden located directly behind the Plymouth Arts Center. Feast on Spanferkel (roasted pig), Johnsonville brats, hamburgers, chicken sandwiches, German potato salad, baked beans, sauerkraut, desserts, ice cream, German and domestic beer and more.
Saturday’s festivities will include a bake sale, children’s arts and crafts, artist demonstrations, games, clowns and more.Take outs available on all food items. There’ll be plenty of “Gemuetlichkeit,” (good cheer) to go around. Admission is free. More info.
| Friday |
| 3:00 - 6:00 pm |
Polka Potion |
Polka |
| 6:00 - 9:00 pm |
Copper Box |
Rock, Country, Zydeco |
| Saturday |
| 11:00 am |
PHS Junge Kameraden |
German music |
12 noon - 7:30 pm
(bands alternate) |
Goodtime Dutchmen Band
What Cha Callums Orchestra |
Polka |
| 2:00 pm |
D’Werdenfelser Schuhplattlers |
Dancers |
| 4:00 pm |
D’Werdenfelser Schuhplattlers |
Dancers |
Exchange Bank Coffeehouse on Milwaukee's A-List
Plymouth's very own Exchange Bank Coffeehouse has been nominated by Milwaukee's WISN A-List as one of the best places for coffee in the area. The Exchange Bank placed second in the 2007 and are hoping for a first place in 2008. VOTE NOW! Simply go to this link and click on Exchange Bank Coffeehouse.
Plymouth Aquatic Center
The pool offers many features for all ages to enjoy including a 200 ft spiral slide, 20 ft drop slide, one meter diving board, lap swimming lanes, foam geysers, floating pad walk, beach entry handicap access, mud pie sand area, tumble buckets, sand volleyball court, concession stand, umbrella shade areas, beach lounge chairs, party room rental, family changing room, and locker rentals.
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Weather's Great ...Wish You Were Here!
Five uniquely designed Plymouth postcards are now available for purchase. They make a great keepsake! Click on links below to view individual cards.
The Plymouth postcards are available at: Plymouth Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center, Aurora Pharmacy, Book Heads, Cain’s Bridal Wreath, Dear Old Books of Plymouth, Exchange Bank Coffeehouse, Hub City Interiors, Kris’ Cheese to Please, Red Rooster and The Sewing Basket. The Downtown mural postcard is large and sells for $1.00, the other smaller cards are $.50 each.
Sargento Cheese Model Box Car
Athearn Trains will be producing HO scale models of this unique Sargento Cheese box car. Artwork used for the model will be the artwork used to produce the prototype car which will be 100% accurate right down to the actual car number. The fully-assembled model features McHenry scale knuckle spring couplers, separately applied grabirons, ladders, stirrup steps, brake wheel, brake stand and underbody details, perfect for small home layouts, RP25 profile machined 33" metal wheel sets, weighted for optimum performance. Cost of model car is $18.98. Model is available for purchase at the Santa Train event. All profits from the sale of the models will be used to help fund this event.
This model box car will be available for purchase AFTER the Santa Steam Train event. This is a limited production. Call today to reserve your model (920) 893-9552 for pick up at Santa Steam Train event or after December 13 at the Mullet River Railway Hobby Shop located at 414 E. Mill Street in downtown Plymouth.
Santa Steam Train Returns - December 12, 13 and 14
Santa's Steam Train will be back in Plymouth! The passenger train will be pulled by restored SOO
LINE steam locomotive # 1003. This is a Mikado, ( 2-8-2) built in 1913 by American Locomotive Works. Special cars in the train will include a restored Milwaukee Road ribside caboose and a special box car painted by the Wisconsin
& Southern Railroad to commemorate the City of Plymouth, Sargento Cheese and the Santa Event. Plymouth is the only location
on the North American Continent where an actual steam train will be operating
this weekend on an active commercial railroad. Event is free. Make your lodging reservations now. Rooms are quickly booking up.
**** View 3 day schedule of Santa Train Events. ****
Chamber Dollars
The Chamber Dollars gift certificate program is designed to keep the retail and service dollars in the Plymouth area and, specifically with Chamber members. Chamber Dollars are the all-purpose gift that promotes Plymouth businesses. Certificates are available in denominations of $5, $10 and $20 at the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce Office, 647 Walton Drive from 9 am to 4 pm Monday through Friday. We now have more than 90 Chamber member businesses participating in this program which means greater flexibility for certificate holders! A list of Chamber member businesses participating in the program is included with all Plymouth Chamber Dollars purchased. Please call the Chamber (888) 693-8263 to order for large quantities of Chamber Dollars.
Downtown Mural Unveiled

The Plymouth Downtown Revitalization Committee is proud to present Plymouth's newest artwork, a mural depicting interurban electric car No 26. This car was one of several street cars operating in Plymouth until 1938.The 804-square-foot mural is located on the west side of the 208 E. Mill Street building facing the municipal lot at the corner of E. Mill and Smith Streets. Dale Knaak of Sheboygan, the artist selected for the mural project, used latex paints to create the mural on 24-specially made 4-foot-by-8-foot panels at this studio. Stop by and enjoy viewing a bit of Plymouth's history.
Pictorial Book on Plymouth Now Available!
Fascinating tidbits and more than 200 additional short, descriptive narratives accompany old-time photos in the newly published, 128-page paperback, titled “Images of America: Plymouth.” A treasure trove for history buffs, this book spans 160 years of Plymouth’s history, from 1845, with the construction of the Cold Spring House, a log inn and tavern – to 2005, with the dedication of Veterans Memorial Trail.
“Images of America: Plymouth” is available for $19.99 through the Plymouth Historical Society and the local bookstore Book Heads, 216 E. Mill St., Plymouth or at regional and local bookstores.
A collaborative project of two non-profit organizations – the Plymouth Historical Society and the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, this book is the first pictorial history book exclusively about Plymouth, Wisconsin. Profits from the book sales by the two non-profit organizations will be used as a fundraiser for their operational expenses. Proceeds from sales through those two organizations remain with the individual organizations that sold the books.
Want
to Start your Own Business? Call the E-Team.
The "E" stands for Entrepreneur – and as a community,
we want to shorten the distance and time between your entrepreneurial ideas, desires, dreams,
and needs, and hasten the fruitful development of your business. The E-Team will act as a source of stimulation and ideas; they will offer objective
opinions and perspectives about industry trends, marketing strategies
and financial strategies. And it’s all free.
To schedule an E-Team gathering, call Lisa at the Plymouth Chamber of
Commerce (888) 693-8263 (toll free).
Moving to Plymouth?
Parents
have many choices of schools for their children
to attend. In addition, there are numerous churches of varying
denominations in which to worship in Plymouth.
Buying a New Home
Looking to purchase the home of your dreams? Contact one of our many qualified real estate companies
Home or Apartment Rental Information
Need to rent a home or apartment? Check the Chamber member apartment properties or the current availability in the classified ads in Plymouth's local newspaper The Review or The Sheboygan Press.
Relocation Information
Interested in moving to Plymouth or have moved here recently and would like a Relocation Packet? Complete the Information Request Form
Welcome Service
Recently (1 year or less) moved to Plymouth and would like a "Welcome" visit? Contact Nicolet Welcome Service
Sheboygan County Tourism Information
Explore all that Sheboygan County has to offer every season. For more information please
contact the following communities:
Elkhart Lake-
(877) 355-4278
City of
Sheboygan - (800) 689-0290
Sheboygan Falls - (920) 467-6206
Kohler - (800) 344-2838
Random Lake -
(920) 838-1726
Plymouth - (888) 693-8263
Tourism Alliance of Sheboygan County
Mooove
Over - Antoinette's Here
Often used as a landmark in giving directions, this wondrous statute was
erected during Plymouth's centennial celebration in 1977. Antoinette is
a 100% pure, FDA approved fiberglass Holstein cow. She stands proud at
20 feet high and weighs over 1,000 pounds! Antoinette commemorates Plymouth's
ties to the cheese making industry. She is located in front of the Plymouth
Utilities building just south of the intersection of S. Milwaukee
and Mill Street (southwest of downtown) and just south of Antoinette's
Sandwich & Pizza. Yes, the restaurant was named after our beloved
Holstein. Don't miss this great vacation photo opportunity!
History
Known as a "hub city" for the wheel and hub factory built
in 1867 and for its central location between Milwaukee and Green Bay,
Plymouth is both charming and beautiful. It is nestled in the gently rolling
hills of the Kettle Moraine, which also makes Plymouth an ideal place
for visitors to rest, relax, and rejuvenate, while experiencing a unique,
historic town. For more info on the history of Plymouth, visit the Plymouth
Historical Society's website.
On your leisurely stroll through Plymouth’s downtown, you can
tantalize your taste buds with local culinary flavors, such as a delightful
cappuccino in a 90-year-old bank or a specialty pizza such as Chicken
Florentine! You’ll
be intrigued by the captivating architecture and beautiful artwork found
in several quaint pubs, shops and contemporary galleries. If fresh air
and warm sun on your face while bicycling
or boating sounds appealing, you’ll find the trails and lakes in
and surrounding Plymouth to be lush and refreshing.
After a long day of activities, find comfort and character in one of
Plymouth’s many bed and breakfasts, fine
motels and inns. So come, unwind, relax, and experience our diverse
community.
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