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Clintonville Whether you live, work or play in the Clintonville area you’re sure to find plenty to do. Clintonville is home. It is a safe and comfortable place to live, work and raise a family. The people and families who live here today continue the traditions of friendship, cooperation and commitment to the future. We are fortunate to have the variety of business, industry and natural resources that we have in our city. Clintonville is a great place to live with an active, forward thinking city government. With excellent schools, friendly people and a quaint small town feel I’m sure that you will find Clintonville has just what you’ve been looking for. Clintonville Area Chamber of Commerce
18 S. Main St.
Clintonville, WI 54929
(715)823-4606 - Voice
(715)823-7318 - Fax
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Fremont
Fremont is blessed with the amazing beauty of the Wolf River, as a part of the Winnebago system, and for that reason alone makes it a hot spot on your journey. With incredible year round fishing, a plethora of restaurants, and the welcoming access for boating and water sports, Fremont’s where it’s at. The hidden treasure of Fremont caters to all the water babies out there. Even those who aren’t boat owners, but still like to enjoy the Wolf River can find their cup of tea in Fremont. With boat rentals, the local swimming beach, tubing, canoeing, and camping all at your fingertips there is always something to do. On top of that there is a local, pro-owned wakeboarding camp and a Class A water-ski team that is based right out of Fremont. Partridge Lake is positioned at the northwest end of Fremont. The lake itself is rather shallow, averaging 4 feet. However the lake takes good care of its fishermen, producing plenty of panfish, largemouth bass and northern pike. Located at the entrance to the lake is a large break water, known as “the rock wall” in Fremont. The Partridge Lake side of that rock wall is known infamously for its sandbar, where the water isn’t much over 3 feet deep. Everybody and their brother anchors there during our warmest months and makes a day of it. They set up volleyball nets, take their dogs, relax and enjoy! It is not unusual to see 100+ boats on a Saturday afternoon on the sandbar soaking up the rays. Speaking of soaking up the rays, Partridge Lake also has a public swimming beach. It is located in the Partridge Lake Park at the meeting of Wolf River Drive and Lake Street. More simply and commonly known as the Fremont Beach. Although there are no pets allowed and no lifeguard on duty, you can take the family and absorb some sun in the sand and swim till your fingers get wrinkly! There is an open-sided pavilion with picnic tables, as well as grills and benches available. Restrooms (with full plumbing…), a payphone, and soda machine are also near the pavilion. The beach is just for swimming though, no watercraft are allowed. Even if you don’t have a boat, there is still available fishing in Fremont. Located at the public mooring pier at the end of West Main Street next to the Bridge Bar and Restaurant, bank fishing is available. You can also stay on dry land and catch the big one at Fisherman’s Park, established south of Fremont on county highway H, under the new highway 110 bridge. Access is available at the end of all roads that lead to the river.
Fremont Area Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 114
Fremont, WI 54940
(920) 446-3838
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Iola and Scandinavia
Settled in the Mid-1800s, Iola’s Norwegian heritage is still evident in warm hospitality, coffee breaks, and touches of Scandinavian accents which make it “A Very Special Place.” Held annually the second weekend in July, Iola Old Car Show is attended by over 100,000 car enthusiasts with up to 2,500 show cars. Glacier Wood Golf Course offers a beautiful eighteen-hole challenging course nestled in the rolling glacier forests. The Iola Vintage Military, Gun, Vintage Tractors & Equipment Show is held the second weekend in August. Water related activities are abundant with a multitude of lakes and streams. Driving on the serene roadways you’ll see a variety of wildlife. Iola’s Historical Society Complex consists of a depot, town hall, one-room log cabin, one-room schoolhouse and a replica 1901 firehouse. Iola Winter Sports Complex features ski-jumping, and more than four miles of lighted cross-country ski- trails. Norseman Hill hosts the Iola Winter Carnival ski functions and Badger State Games the first weekend in February—in conjunction there’s the traditional Lutefisk dinner. Check out Iola Mills which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. With a great school-district and exceptional fitness/aquatic center Iola is a great place to live, work, play or visit! Iola - Scandinavia Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 167
Iola, WI 54945
(715)445-4149 - Voice
(715)445-4169 - Fax
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Manawa
For over 50 years, Manawa is Rodeo City, featuring PRCA Mid-Western Rodeo excitement. As one of the best professional rodeos in teh Great Lakes Circuit, it attracts over 15,000 people annually to Manawa.
Outdoor activities are always plentiful: the Little Wolf River flows southwest through the city, offering fishing and canoeing. Snowmobilers find trails through and around Manawa. Cedar Springs Golf Course is open to the public, and is friendly to the beginner and a test to the serious golfer. Bear Lake Campground is one of the area's finest, and still close to downtown shopping. A number of ponds and parks will allow families to enjoy and study the beauty of central Wisconsin.
A city that prides itself on a growing manufacturing base, variety of shops adn restaurants, excellent school system, and comunity support of a divers number of annual activities.
Manawa invites you to visit, vacation, and maybe even make it your home. 
Manawa Area Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 221
Manawa WI 54949
920-596-2495 - Voice
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Marion The City of Marion is situated on the far north border of Waupaca County. With a population of approximately 1,300 people, Marion is a very progressive community. Marion Body Works and Marion Plywood are its two largest employers. Marion has numerous parks, great eating establishments, and many hard working service organizations such as the Marion Lions Club, Marion Rotary Club, Marion Civic Group, Marion Area Historical Society and the Marion Area Ministerial Association. The Marion Senior/Junior High School and Marion Elementary Schools offer a wonderful opportunity for students to earn an education as well as participate in a host of extra-curricular activities. Our boys baseball team won the WIAA State Championship in 2009 and our girls softball teams have won five state championships. Marion also has a top-ranked public library, and its own police, fire and emergency services.
The beautiful Marion Pond offers fishing, boating and swimming and just recently reconstructed the dam, which when totally completed, will be the main focal point of the city. Marion also has an 18-hole golf course, historical museums, including a log cabin, school house, railroad depot, caboose and a new 60x120 building. Lions Point, which is located on the shores of the Marion Pond offers two enclosed banquet facilities and an open shelter for picnics, reunions, etc. There are also open shelters at Wallace Park (on the pond) and Legion Park, which also has a walking trail.
Most importantly, you'll find that the citizens of Marion are among the most friendly, hard working, proud people you'll ever meet. Stop by some time and find out for yourself. Marion Civic Group
E9098 Sievers Rd.
Clintonville WI 54929
(715) 823-2540 or
(715) 754-4566
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New London
Two rivers within the city limits and a third nearby provide great fishing, boating, tubing and canoeing, and other water sports. There are multiple boat launches, docks, bait shops, and marine stores located right in town. Dine in fine restaurants and supper clubs, take in a theatrical performance downtown, or see a movie. You can find many things to do such as visit a nature center, historical village, enjoy parks and trails, or current events. Recreation opportunities also include a scenic 18 hole golf course. New London Area Chamber of Commerce
New London Tourism Commission
301 E. Beacon Ave.
New London, WI 54961
(920) 982-5822 - Voice
(920) 982-6344 - Fax
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Waupaca Chain O' Lakes
The Waupaca area is perhaps most renowned for its chain of 22 crystal clear, spring-fed lakes which offer a host of recreational opportunities and draw thousands of visitors each year.
The perfect marriage of small-town living and forward-thinking modernization makes our community an unusual and enticing blend. Nestled in natural beauty; rich in history and culture; vibrant with arts, crafts, and music; the Waupaca Chain O' Lakes area is a natural playground maintaining a delicate balance of rural living, industrial innovation, commerce, agriculture, and education. All these characteristics make Waupaca a great place to visit - and live.
Waupaca Area Chamber of Commerce
221 S. Main St.
Waupaca, WI 54981
(715)258-7343 - Voice
(715)258-7868 - Fax
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Weyauwega
150-year old Weyauwega (pronounced Y-O-Wega) is a peaceful, friendly little community just off U. S. Highway 10.It provides easy access to big city living, with nice shops, restaurants, job opportunities, and charm of its own.
The Chamber is an active group of area businesses working together to provide innovative ideas and leadership to move the community forward for the good of all. Since individuals love the community as well, they are invited to become friends of the WACC. Weyauwega Area Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 531
Weyauwega, WI 54983-0531
(920) 867-2500
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Village of Symco
Village of Symco
N8599 Ferg Road
Manawa WI 54949
920-596-2946
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Village of Big Falls
Village of Big Falls
PO Box 35
Big Falls WI 54926
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Village of Embarrass
Village of Embarrass
Embarass WI 54933
715-823-8525
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