Wisconsin Vacation Rentals

Explore different vacation rentals throughout Wisconsin. We highlight a few properties in different regions of Wisconsin to help assist vacationers as they plan their next getaway.

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An Organization We Love and Support: Fishing Has No Boundaries

Rent Wisconsin Cabins is passionate about Wisconsin and the outdoors: hiking, biking, bird watching, snowmobiling, skiing, and of course fishing. It is important to us that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy all that nature has to offer, that is why we love the organization Fishing Has No Boundaries!

“Most of us think that going fishing is as easy as a walk down to a lake. . . . . . For over 56 million Americans with disabilities, it’s just not that easy.” Fishing Has No Boundaries reaches out to people with disabilities, giving them the opportunity to enjoy fishing. Originating in Hayward, WI, this non-profit group has since expanded  now reaches thousands of individuals in 11 states. For the past four years (5 years in January), Rent Wisconsin Cabins has been proudly supporting the organization.

It’s our privilege to be part of the FHNB team who provides specialized equipment and gear to enhance the fishing experience for anglers with disabilities. Events are held from May to September each year. Volunteers, sponsors, and participants are encouraged to attend one of the many events. Duties of the volunteers can range from cooking, guiding, assassinating participants on/off watercraft, emergency medical care, fish cleaning, and more.

Are you interested in becoming involved with this great organization? Refer to the Fishing Has No Boundaries website for further information and to find a chapter near you!

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Fishing Has No Boundaries event in Menominee Park in Oshkosh, Wisconsin

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Lost in the Corn Fields – Corn Mazes in Wisconsin

When is walking around aimlessly ever fun? At a corn maze! Farmers all throughout Wisconsin are creating mazes that are fun for all ages. Here are a few corn mazes throughout Wisconsin:

Treineen Farm 

  • Lodi, Wisconsin
  •  Activities: Corn mazes, horse-drawn hayrides, pumpkin slingshot, a pumpkin patch, and private bonfire areas.
  • October 27, 2012: Head out to the farm for zompocalypse, the maze will be haunted by zombies for this special Halloween event

Skelly’s farm market

  • Janesville, WI
  • activities: Shelly’s offers two different corn mazes, one traditional and one impossible maze! Also enjoy a pumpkin slingshot, a playground, and wagon rides which are pulled by a tractor.

Zoromski

  • Wausau, Wisconsin
  • activities: Corn Maze, children’s corn maze, hay rides, and petting zoo.

Mommsen’s Farm Market

  • Rice Lake, WI
  • additives: Choose between two corn mazes – Amaizing Maize (2 acres) or Megan Maze (10 acres), a petting farm, weekend hayrides, and autumn treats.

Enjoy autumn in Wisconsin! ~RentWisconsinCabins.com

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Fall in Wisconsin

Comfortable weather. Evening temperatures in the 50’s is ideal for a gathering around an outdoor fire-pit. Daytime  temperatures in the 60’s – perfect for golfing, biking, hiking, canoeing & kayaking.

Even though many people take their vacations during the summer months, travelers will find that Wisconsin offers various attractions during all the four seasons. Those who vacation in Wisconsin during September and October will enjoy (‘colorama‘) incredible fall colors. All throughout Wisconsin, vacationers can find a variety of family fun activities: corn mazes, apple-picking, fun festivals, and more. There’s no better way to enjoy fall than in a vacation cabin, cottage, lodge, or home!

Book direct and save! We’ve made it easy to contact the owners who list on RentWisconsinCabins.com. From our  website, you can:
· E-mail owners. Use the E-MAIL OWNER/MANAGER buttons.
· Link to the owner’s official Website.
· Call owners.
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Locally Grown and Naturally Delicious – Apple Picking in Wisconsin

The apple season has arrived! Throughout September and October, local orchards are harvesting the best of the best. Right now is the perfect time to pick and eat fresh apples – ripe, crisp, and sweet. Take a trip to a local orchard in Wisconsin and enjoy apple picking, already picked apples, cider, jam, and other fall treats. Here are four orchards in Wisconsin that offer PYO (pick your own) apples and already picked.

Harvest Time
in Twin Lakes | Twin Lakes Vacation Properties

Sunset Valley Orchard & the Apple Branch
in Bayfield | Cottages in Bayfield

Hyline Orchards
in Fish Creek | Fish Creek Cottages for Rent

White Pine Orchard
in River Falls | Vacation Properties in River Falls

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Traveling to See the Beautiful Colors in Wisconsin

Autumn in Wisconsin is full of excitement, festivals, and of course color. Vibrant shades of yellow, orange, and red can be viewed all throughout WI in September and October. Whether you enjoy fall from a bike trail, on a porch overlooking one of WI lakes or rivers, from the window, or on a hike – the colors of the season are sure to impress. One of our favorite tools for the fall is the Fall Color Report by Travel Wisconsin. The color on each county correlates to the color of the trees. Stop trying to predict when your favorite location will reach its peak coloring, use the tool.

Plan your fall getaway around the colors of Wisconsin. Use our simple MAP search which allows you to view properties by location. From here you can view photo galleries, descriptions, a map, amenities, and if the property is own water, there is a lake/river map available.

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Photo taken in Wisconsin Dells

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Creating Your Own Iron Cast in Door County

Take a trip to Door County this fall and join the Iron Pour Benefit on October 6, 2012. This event allows participants to design their own iron mold creation. The process begins as participants etch into a sand-and-resin mold. At dusk there is fun music, refreshments, and of course the blazing hot iron tiles being created. The iron is recycled, heated to 2000ºF, and poured into each hand crafted mold. The entire process is made possible by students at the Peninsula School of Art.

Creating the mold is enjoyable for all ages.

Watch the fantastic show as each hand crafted mold is filed with blazing hot iron.

Vacation cottages in Fish Creek, WI are cozy and near great attractions. This September, visit some the great locations in Door County and check out the iron casting event in Fish Creek.

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Bidding Farewell to Summer of 2012

As August comes to a close, we’re all reminded that summer 2012 is coming to an end. So here’s the splash of reality – here’s that time of year to get back into your routine. But before we get too ahead of ourselves, it’s time to capture this year’s summer trends.

Top 5 of WI Summer 2012

  1. The spontaneous getaway. Don’t get us wrong, we all love the vacations that merely take a year’s preparation, but this summer more and more vacations were taking last minute getaways and LOVED it. All we need is a few days to unwind, relax, and enjoy good company. So cheers to all the memories and all the laughs!
  2. So…where are the mosquitoes? Our dry (mostly) and hot (usually) WI summer brought a pleasant surprise! Instead of going through two bottles of mosquito spray, we only used half a bottle. How can we complain about that?
  3. The solution for the hot summer days – water. Warm summers are not going to stop us. Whatever it is: lake, pond, river, pool, we were all meeting in the waters to cool off.
  4. Traveling in packs. Here’s one trend we have picked up on, large groups traveling together. Maybe that means a family reunion or a group of great friends, but summer 2012 was definitely the summer to enjoy each others company.
  5. Bon Iver inspires. Winner of the 2012 Grammys best new artist goes to…(drum roll)..Bon Iver who recorded much of his music in the rural Fall Creek, Wisconsin. Alright, you got us, not everyone was rushing to Wisconsin to explore their musical abilities. But there was a trend to get out and do what you’re passionate about – bird watching, water recreation, hiking, biking, you name it.