Clintonville
Small Town Charm and Hospitality
Located in the heart of
northeast Wisconsin, Clintonville is the ideal place to get away
from it all and celebrate the good life with easy living, festivals and
fun. Clintonville is proud of its small town charm, excellent schools, expanding industrial and
agricultural community, friendly hometown businesses,
and family oriented community. Year-round festivals and events promote the
community and its rich heritage, and provide family entertainment,
including the Winter Whirl in January, Wheels & Wings Show in June,
and the Civil War Encampment in August.
Business &
Industry
As the birthplace of four-wheel drive
technology, Clintonville has a unique industrial heritage. The
city enjoys a strong economic base with a diverse mix of agriculture, retail, service and manufacturing. Area businesses
include manufacturers of plastics, paper products, metal forging, footwear,
fire apparatus, metal fabrication and rock crushing equipment.
Recreational
Activities
Whether it's fishing on
our many streams, rivers or lakes, playing a relaxing round of golf or snowmobiling on our scenic
trails, there is always something fun to do for everyone in Clintonville. If fishing is
your favorite pastime, the waters of the Pigeon, Embarrass, and Wolf Rivers are accessible within
minutes and feature smallmouth bass, northern pike, panfish and forage
species. Formed by the glaciers of the last ice age, the Navarino Wildlife Area consists of 14,500 acres providing
beautiful scenery and trails for hiking, wildlife watching, hunting and
cross-country skiing. There is always time in Clintonville for
playing golf on local golf courses, as well as tennis, hiking, biking,
picnicking, boating,
hunting, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.
History enthusiasts will
enjoy visiting Pioneer Park which houses the History House constructed in
1861, the Ralph Dem Stavemaker Cabin, and other restored buildings that
bring Clintonville's past to life.
One of the most unique collections of stones anywhere in the United States can be found in Pioneer Park, which also includes a section of the
Great Wall of China. At the Four-Wheel Drive Museum, visitors walk into the workshop
where the first four-wheel drive cars and trucks were invented.
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Shopping, Dining
& Lodging
Clintonville
offers a unique blend of specialty shops and stores filled with treats and
treasures. The area is home to a variety of eating and lodging
accommodations. Choices of dining range from family restaurants and
taverns and grills to gourmet candlelit dinners. At the end of the day, visitors
can enjoy full -service hotels and motels as well as housekeeping
cottages, camping and full-service RV resorts.
Area Attractions
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History House in Pioneer Park
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Four-Wheel Drive Museum
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Walter A. Olen Park
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Fishing & Boating on Pigeon River
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Pigeon Lake
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Navarino Wildlife Area
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Civil War Encampment
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Dutch Windmill
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Hope House of Sculpture
Enjoy the Good
Life
Clintonville
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Clintonville
Wisconsin's community page offers information on the area's best shopping,
restaurants, real estate listings, used cars for sale, auto repair,
entertainment, hotels, motels, family vacations and vacation packages,
camping, parks, festivals, current events, area attractions with link to
business directory, local travel maps and more for Appleton, Stevens Point,
Kaukauna, Plover, Little Chute, Shawano, Kimberly, Waupaca, New London,
Clintonville, Seymour, Hortonville, Wautoma, Redgranite, Weyauwega and neighboring
Waupaca County Wisconsin communities. |
