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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson Kenosha

7011 122nd Avenue, Kenosha WI 53142,

Reservations: 1-800-596-2375 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: (262) 857-3680 Fax: (262) 857-3670

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Kenosha, WI Hotel near Attractions and Entertainment

The Country Inn Kenosha hotel is located just off I-94 near countless popular attractions and entertainment in downtown Kenosha. Our hotel also provides easy access to top area attractions, making it the perfect place to stay during your next Wisconsin vacation. Nearby attractions, shopping centers, entertainment and more surround the Country Inn & Suites downtown Kenosha hotel.

We recommend the following attractions near our Kenosha, WI hotel:

Carthage College (12 miles)
A wonderful local college with a beautiful campus.
(262) 551-8500
Dairyland Greyhound Park (2 miles)
Greyhound racetrack with special offers available to Country Inn guests.
(800) 233-3357
Jelly Belly Warehouse Tour (7 miles)
Tour the Jelly Belly Warehouse on the Jelly Belly Express train.
(866) 868-7522
Prime Outlets (5 miles)
A bargain shoppers paradise, you'll find many outlet stores offering great discounts at this shopping center.
(262) 857-2101
Six Flags Great America (15 miles)
With its rides and frequent events, Six Flags is a great destination for all kinds of family fun.
(847) 249-4636
Southport Marina (8 miles)
What better way to spend a nice day than taking a boat out on the water? Full boating facilities available.
(262) 657-5565
Wilmot Ski Area (14 miles)
Featuring 25 wide open runs of various difficulties, Wilmot Mountain is a great destination for skiers and snowboarders from early November through late March.
(262) 862-2301

About Pleasant Prairie

Pleasant Prairie is both a lovely village and a quaint suburb of southeast Milwaukee. Located along the shore of Lake Michigan, it's centrally located between Chicago and Milwaukee. Travelers with a penchant for sweets flock to Pleasant Prairie each year to tour the Jelly Belly jellybean warehouse facility. History buffs, then, take in regional information at the History Center and separate Public Museum in neighboring Kenosha. Athletics are a popular pastime in the village, and Pleasant Prairie's annual triathlons draw scores of athletes from across the Midwest. To train for them, visitors and residents utilize the LakeView RecPlex at Pleasant Springs Park. This facility is home to an aquatic center, indoor water park, fitness center, 1/6-mile indoor track, and spacious field house with basketball and volleyball courts. Shoppers also enjoy bargain hunting at local outlet centers, which feature dozens of designer shops and an array of items at discount prices.

Did you know?

Although Kenosha residents enjoy the new streetcar circuit (whose two-mile route links notable districts and sites), these five cars aren't the town's first. It was back in 1903 that Kenosha first premiered electric streetcars. In the 1930s, however, they were replaced by trolleybuses, not to reappear until 2000, when efforts spearheaded by then-Transportation Director Joseph McCarthy came to fruition.