Adeline’s in the Spring
The flowers and fun are in full bloom for Adeline’s Wisconsin Spring Getaways during the Week, Weekend Escapes, and Week-long Vacations. Mature trees and manicured landscaping provides Adeline’s you and your guests privacy as they roam our spacious grounds discovering the unique features we have for everyone’s enjoyment.
Adeline’s Wisconsin Spring Getaways, Escapes and Vacations Offers Good Olde Fashion Fun For Everyone
Inside Adeline’s game room with pool table, pinball machine, antique slot machine, jukebox, and tuned piano, along with our 20-foot hot tub, provide hours and days of fun for everyone.
Outside, the wide and long grass lawn areas provide space for a variety of outdoor games. Bags, croquet, and lawn darts are favorite games guests bring with them.
Fishing from Adeline’s pier is another fun activity that families and friends can share, as is cooking the fish over the large fire pit.
Wisconsin spring attractions and activities near Adeline’s
For our more adventurist guests, there are several spring attractions and activities within a leisurely drive of Adeline’s.
The nearby Grand River Marsh Wildlife Area is a popular attraction for hiking, canoeing, bird and sunset watching activities.
As the temperatures begin to warm, maple sap starts flowing in Green Lake’s Maple trees.
Adeline’s guests experience the process of making maple syrup right in the middle of the woods with a Maple Syrup Tour by the Green Lake Association. The tour includes tapping trees for sap collection, boiling the sap into syrup and taste testing.
The Green Lake area also features a number of public access trails for some of the best hiking in Wisconsin including the Hammer’s Trail, the Sunnyside Conservancy Trail, and Mitchell Glen (guided tour only). Maintained by the Green Team (a collaboration of the Green Lake Conservancy, the Green Lake Association, and the Green Lake Sanitary District). These trails are a nature-lovers paradise abundant with wildlife, unique geological formations, and spectacular views of Green Lake.