Wisconsin Vacation Rentals

In Wisconsin, you'll find wonderful places and wonderful people, and you can discover them all when you stay in one of Rent 101’s Wisconsin vacation rentals. The state's great natural beauty from the woods and waters of the north to the hidden valleys and rolling countryside of the south has been attracting visitors for well over a century. Discover the beauty of Wisconsin Dells, the beauty of Madison, and the history of Milwaukee. No matter which destination you choose Rent 101 will offer you the most comprehensive listing of Wisconsin vacation rentals. Milwaukee Vacation Rentals are in a city that wears its heart on its sleeve; a big heart; warm, welcoming, full of energy. Rich in charming ethnic neighborhoods and heritage, the home of Miller beer and Harley-Davidson motorcycles, Milwaukee is the place to come for a distinctive mix of diversions. The city's spectacular Lake Michigan shoreline hosts a summer-long schedule of festivals, including the world's biggest outdoor music gig, Summerfest, and more than a dozen ethnic festivals. Theater, dance and music performances keep Milwaukee's large number of theatrical venues busy, from the grand dame Pabst Theater to the Historic Third Ward "off-Broadway" scene. Among favorite Milwaukee traditions like ethnic festivals and brewery tours, are new and exciting developments you must see. From the Milwaukee Art Museum's Santiago Calatrava expansion and Miller Park to Potawatomi Bingo Casino and a scenic RiverWalk, this city has it all. Milwaukee continues to grow as a must-see premier destination. In the face of all the progress, the old-world traditions and small town values that make Milwaukee the Genuine American City remain. The strongly held values of family, ethnic and cultural diversity and warm hospitality make Milwaukee the ideal destination. Madison Vacation Rentals blends big city culture with small town charm. The city center is dominated by the State Capitol, modeled after the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Its stunning rotunda is always open to visitors. Saturday mornings from early spring to late fall, area farmers transform the Capitol Square into an open-air market. Directly south of the Capitol, perched on the edge of Lake Monona, is the celebrated Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. The center is based on a 1938 design by one of Wisconsin's most notable native sons, Frank Lloyd Wright. At the opposite end of downtown sprawls the University of Wisconsin campus, a pleasant site for a leisurely stroll. Linking the Capitol and campus is a pedestrian mall dotted with interesting shopping and dining opportunities, as well as museums and galleries. Nestled on a narrow isthmus between two lakes, Madison has been recognized as one of the country's top canoe towns by Paddler magazine, as well as one of the 10 best bicycling cities by Bicycling magazine. The city is also a perfect jumping-off point for day trips to dozens of picturesque communities in the beautiful surrounding countryside. Appealing side trips might include the Mount Horeb Mustard Museum, Cave of the Mounds and Little Norway. But visitors always want to return to Madison where everyone feels welcome. Wisconsin Dells is the Midwest’s number-one family vacation destination, with more than 2.5 million visitors each year. Wisconsin Dells boasts a magnificent seven-mile stretch of the Wisconsin River, Cambrian sandstone cliffs and amazing rock formations rise 100 feet above the water. Complementing the Dells’ tremendous natural beauty is a wonderful variety of attractions and amusements. Recently, Wisconsin Dells was recognized as America’s Waterpark Capital, more than 5 million gallons of water fill the city’s waterparks and resort pools. Championship golf, unique live shows, scenic tours, go-karting, casino gambling and two state parks complete the area’s diverse entertainment and recreation package.