Welcome to Sheboygan County, located between the shores of Lake Michigan and the Northern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. A haven for sports enthusiasts, a myriad of culture amid the arts and history, and festivals for all occasions. Sheboygan is the county seat of Sheboygan County.

When people think of Sheboygan County, the first things that come to mind are golf and fishing. We certainly are proud of the golf courses and fishing opportunities that have brought so many visitors to this area; however, we have so much more to offer you and want your experience with us to be memorable.

We are a community for all seasons. For the sports fan Sheboygan County offers some of the best golfing in the nation, salmon and trout fishing on Lake Michigan, baseball, snowmobiling, ice fishing and don’t forget about races at North America’s longest and finest natural road racing facility, Road America. For the artist in all of us, you will want to make sure you experience our performing art series ranging from a symphony concert, ballet, plays, musicals; history and art museums and art exhibits are located throughout the County.

It’s a great place to live, raise a family, retire, golf and is a world-class manufacturing community. We share a vision for growth with an already strong economic base that benefits existing business and future development. Realizing economic development has no boundaries and advancing strong public/private partnerships has placed Sheboygan County in a cooperative leadership position unique in the nation.

Sheboygan is a community built on industry and trade that has become known throughout the world and is rapidly becoming a top tourist destination. Its history is diverse in culture from the early settlers to the most recent downtown renovations and innovations.  Sheboygan has something for everyone to enjoy.

Sheboygan County still boasts of its thriving industry and more recently how Sheboygan has become a hub of growth and excitement.

The riverfront boardwalk is lined with fish shanties, most of them marvelously renovated into fascinating shops, galleries and restaurants - a popular gathering place. Harbor Centre Marina and the Lakeview Trail offer splendid views. Nationally acclaimed John Michael Kohler Arts Center has completed a $19 million addition, the Grand Old Sheboygan Theater is progressing on a $9 million restoration, and the County Museum and Above and Beyond Children's Museum are in newly expanded buildings. All this plus outstanding recreational opportunities, the attractions of nearby communities, and great restaurants will delight your convention participants.

Winter: Snowmobile on the Old Plank Road Trail. Cross-country ski in the Maywood-Evergreen-Jaycee Quarry Park complex. Visit the magnificent Arts Center or take in a concert or a play.

Spring: Activities begin at the Wade House - including the Civil War Muster. Hikers and bikers take to the trails, activities at area attractions begin and the brat fry season starts.

Summer: Sportfishing, sailing, beaches, world-class golf and many festivals, including July 4, Coho Family Days, Bratwurst Day and Lakefest highlight the season.

Fall: One of the Midwest's biggest and best Civil War Re-enactments takes place at Wade House. Also, enjoy the colors of the Kettle Moraine.

What makes Sheboygan County a great place to do business makes it a great place to live. Award winning school systems, low cost of living, a low crime rate overall quality of life and affordable housing are positive relocation factors.

Housing Cost

Estimated median house or condo value in 2007: $123,476

Demographics

Population in July 2007: 48,130. Sheboygan covers 13.9 square miles. It sits at an elevation of 635 feet above sea level.

Zip codes: 53081, 53082, 53083 - Area code: 920

Weather

Sheboygan, WI climate is warm during summer when temperatures tend to be in the 70's and very cold during winter when temperatures tend to be in the 20's.

The warmest month of the year is July with an average maximum temperature of 81.40 degrees Fahrenheit, while the coldest month of the year is January with an average minimum temperature of 13.20 degrees Fahrenheit.

Temperature variations between night and day tend to be fairly limited during summer with a difference that can reach 19 degrees Fahrenheit, and fairly limited during winter with an average difference of 15 degrees Fahrenheit.

The annual average precipitation at Sheboygan is 31.90 Inches. Rainfall in is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year. The wettest month of the year is August with an average rainfall of 4.08 Inches.

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