Pack a beach bag, bring your favorite people, and make room for a few unhurried days in Twin Lakes, Wisconsin. Spend an afternoon along Lake Mary at Lance Park, trade the beach for a round at Twin Lakes Country Club, or simply leave the next outing undecided. When you're ready to explore beyond the village, head toward Lake Geneva for trails and a picnic at Big Foot Beach State Park.
Yes. 18 of our Twin Lakes vacation rentals have internet access, so you can stay connected throughout your trip.
Browse homes with internet access >Absolutely. Our local Twin Lakes team includes professional housekeepers who care for all our homes here. They’ll clean thoroughly and restock amenities, so everything is ready for your arrival—and all you have to do is settle in and relax.
Learn more about Vacasa Premium Clean >Start with how you want to spend your days: near the Lake Mary waterfront, around the village, or with time set aside for golf. Twin Lakes vacation rentals can serve as a home base for families, couples, and small groups who want to balance time together with a few planned outings.
As you compare homes, consider the location, sleeping arrangements, and gathering space your group needs. Each home is unique, and amenities, parking, pet policies, and water access vary by home, so review individual listing details before booking.
Keep the village itinerary focused on its waterfront and golf course. Lance Park brings several lakeside activities together in one place, while Twin Lakes Country Club gives golfers a separate outing without making Lake Geneva the center of the trip.
Lance Park sits on Lake Mary and combines a beach, fishing pier, boat launch, and waterfront amphitheater. It also hosts the Aquanuts' seasonal water-ski shows, giving families and groups a reason to return to the waterfront beyond a beach visit.
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Twin Lakes Country Club offers an 18-hole parkland course in the village. The family-owned course welcomes golfers of different abilities, making a round a useful option for golf-minded couples or members of a mixed-interest group.
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The Legion Drive area offers a golf-course dining option that can fit after a round or as a separate meal. Keep meal plans close to the activities you choose rather than assuming every waterfront stop has a restaurant attached.
The Red Barn is a historic barn converted into the club's restaurant and lounge, with a patio overlooking the course. It works as a sit-down meal after golf or a separate dining stop during your village stay.
You don't need a distant city to add variety to a Twin Lakes stay. A nearby state-park outing can fill a half-day while leaving the rest of your getaway centered on the village.
Head toward Lake Geneva for a nearby driving excursion to Big Foot Beach State Park, outside Twin Lakes. Its five miles of hiking trails, swimming beach, and picnic areas suit a half-day of walking and lakeside time, or a longer day if your group wants to linger.
