Live Life on the Edge in Marinette

Traveling to the great north to visit the Marinette Campus? Make sure you check out these local gems!

Water Activities

Rafting in Marinette County, WisconsinBeing on Lake Michigan always affords us plenty to do! Try your hand at fishing or kayak at sunrise. You might even spot our Campus Executive Officer, Cindy Bailey, out on the water! Dare to take a dip? Catch us in the summertime to take in the crisp, cool water.

Waterfalls

Marinette County WaterfallSpeaking of water activities, Marinette County is the waterfall capital of Wisconsin! Fifteen waterfalls are spread throughout the county on hikes of various difficulty levels. Make a day trip of it or camp in the parks!

The Brothers Three

The Brothers Three logoThere are plenty of great eats in Marinette, but The Brothers Three definitely stands out. They’ve been cranking our award-winning pizzas since 1972 – and their recipe has never changed! Pizza not your jam? Stop in for their Friday Fish Frys or Sundays and Mondays for 40 cent wings. Yum!

Tourist Park

Lighthouse at Tourist ParkAlso known as Fat Ladies Park, Tourist Park is just a hop, skip, and jump into Upper Michigan. Relax on the beautiful sandy shores or take a walk to the lighthouse. The lighthouse was built in 1877 and still shines today! Stop in for their open hours to take a tour.

Great Lakes Memorial Marina Park

Great Lakes Memorial Marina ParkWhile you’re on the northern side of the Wisconsin/Michigan border, swing by the Great Lakes Memorial Marina Park for some summer fun! Besides the marina itself, enjoy auto shows and Thursday night summer concerts. When there isn’t an event at this park, bring a blanket for a picnic or a book to read.

There’s so much more to the Marinette Campus than just academics; we’re intertwined with the surrounding community. We can’t wait to have you visit and see what we’re all about!

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Alexandra Campion answers common college questions for students learning about higher education. She breaks down industry jargon. As a Marketing and Communications Recruitment Coordinator at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, her goals include eliminating barriers for first-generation and/or minority students as they embark on their higher education journey.