Relax in Crandon, where you will enjoy small town charm and friendly, helpful people. Four lakes within the city is just the beginning. The scenic beauty of the area will make you “Leaf Your Worries Behind”.

View the spectacle of fall colors in Crandon while experiencing the trails, wonderful lakes, rustic roads auto tours, the observation tower at Sugar Bush Hill or while renting a custom-built trolley, manufactured in Crandon by Double K, Inc.; a trolley factory who ships their “Hometown Trolleys” internationally.

In mid-September, the autumn leaves are in their full Northwood's glory. Crandon uses this colorful time to host their annual Art in the Square, one of many fall events in the area.

Forest County has an interesting history with the migration of settlers and loggers and fascinating Native American culture. Learn about the life of a lumberjack at the Logging Museum and visit Camp Five, once a logging camp and now on the National Register of Historic Places. Participate in many fun and educational activities, such as a ride on the Lumberjack Special, a 1916 Vulcan “4 spot” steam locomotive originally used to haul logs to the Camp Five farm.  

Discover Native American culture at the “People of the Three Fires”, a permanent exhibition at the Potawatomi Cultural Center and Museum.

Reflect on the everyday life of an average Forest County family in the late 1920s to early 1930s at the Forest County Museum.

Visit Ginter’s Corner Tap ‘N Sap. Tour their state-of-the-art, award-winning operation when their maple trees are rich with color.

All-suite motels, bed and breakfasts, resorts and cabins are plentiful in Crandon.

One visit to Crandon and you'll soon be planning your return.