Explore Algoma welcomes all levels of kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding rentals of the warm Wisconsin season. Our kayak and Paddleboard rentals offer a paddling experience that showcases the unique beauty of Algoma, Wi.
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The Algoma City Marina is open May 1st – October 1st. For information or reservations during the off-season please call or e-mail the Marina and a staff member will get back to you in a timely manner.
The Algoma Marina offers the following:
48 Seasonal Slips for vessels up to 40 feet with electricity and water hook-ups
- Fish Cleaning Station
- Sanitary Pump Out
- Double Launch Ramps
- Gasoline for sale
- Private Showers and Public Restrooms
- Free WiFi
Get a live view of the Algoma Marina with the Marina Cam.
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The Grain Loft
Located just south of Algoma, The Grain Loft is Northeast Wisconsin’s newest performance and event venue.
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Kewaunee County Garden Club
It is the mission of the Kewaunee County Garden club to support the horticulture efforts of the people and communities of the county with volunteer work, education, and example. Membership is open to Master Gardeners and all other gardeners interested in horticulture.
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Bruemmer Park and Zoo
Bruemmer Park Zoo features a small zoo with many animals native to northeastern Wisconsin. The zoo is on an eight-acre site within the 30-acre Bruemmer County Park. The park has wooded trails, a playground, and picnic area with grills, restrooms. With free admission, the zoo is open year-round daily from 7 a.m. – sunset. Read more
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Greater Green Bay Convention and Visitors Bureau
GREEN BAY IS FAMOUS FOR FOOTBALL, BUT IT’S ALL THE HIDDEN TREASURES THAT MAKE GREATER GREEN BAY A SPECIAL PLACE TO VISIT. Green Bay is Wisconsin’s oldest settlement. The very first visitors to Greater Green Bay were successful entrepreneurs. From beaver pelts for European hat makers in the 1600s, to the invention of the world’s Read more
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