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- 2800 Ohio St, Racine, WI 53403
- +1 (262) 347-4997
- ymcaracine.org/sc-johnson-community-aquatic-center
The SC Johnson Community Aquatic Center features 14,000-square-feet of water surface that includes water slides, water play structure, water spray feature, zero-depth pool, shaded lounge areas and concessions. The Aquatic Center is open seasonally from around mid-June through Labor Day.
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Heritage Walking Tours
Take a guided tour of beautiful downtown Racine and learn about Wisconsin’s rich abolitionist, industrial, architectural and immigrant history. The 1.1-mile walking tour is offered on Saturdays at 10:30 am and begins at the front steps of the Racine Heritage Museum. Tour lasts approximately
701 Main St, Racine, WI 53403
Apple Holler
Apple Holler is a 78-acre family farm where guests can stroll the rolling hills of the orchard, visit the Farm Park, pick in-season fresh fruits, and more. Kids and families will love the Kids Korral Play Area, which offers a Cool Cow Maze, Music Garden, Amish Built Train, Giant Slide and Rainbow
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Great Lakes Sailing Charters
Set sail on Lake Michigan aboard the Espiritu, a 41-foot Newport sailing vessel. The Espiritu offers many comforts of home, including bathroom, full galley, and state-of-the-art electronics like HDTV, DVD, and CD player. The sailing season is May through October
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Root River Pathway
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Racine/Sturtevant Trail
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