Ledgeview is a small town in Northeast Wisconsin.

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Ledgeview was established in 1839 as the Town of De Pere, not to be confused with the nearby City of De Pere. The similarity of the two place's names posed a problem: the town requested that the city change its name, which was rebuffed. After a 1994 vote, the Town of De Pere was renamed Ledgeview

Get in

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Most people enter the town by car.

Get around

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  • 1 Fonferek's Glen, 2825 Dutchman Rd., +1 920 448-6242. Daily 8AM-8PM. 74-acre geological park featuring a 30-foot waterfall (visible a short distance from the parking lot), cliffs, and a stone archway. The park also includes 30 acres of farmland and native prairie.
  • 2 Ledgeview Park, 2064 Dickinson Rd., +1 920 336-3360. 66-acre park with a baseball diamond, lacrosse field, walking and bike trails, and wetland areas.
  • 3 Olde School Square, 2200 Dickinson Rd..
  • 4 Scray Hill Park, 1865 Scray Hill Rd., +1 920 336-3360. A 28 acre park featuring dog walking and plenty of green space. Soccer, football fields, baseball diamonds, walking trails, concession stands, public parking, bathrooms, and a large playground.
Ledgeview, Wisconsin Golf Course Sign

Numerous cafes sell food, many keeping with the town's seaside theme.

Drink

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  • 1 Redwood Inn, 3230 Main St., +1 920 863-6315. Sports bar serving a variety of foods.
  • 2 21 Gun Roadhouse, 4344 Lime Kiln Rd., +1 920 337-2122. M-Th 11AM-2AM, F-Sa 11AM-2:30AM. This is a nice place to relax and have some drinks. It does offer some food also. $11-30.

Sleep

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Go next

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  • Green Bay, hub city of the Fox River Valley and home of the NFL's Green Bay Packers
Routes through Ledgeview
END Green Bay  N  S  Denmark Milwaukee


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