Yankee Hill Inn Bed and Breakfast operates two historic homes. One is conveniently located in the "Yankee Hill" historic district of Plymouth. Each morning a delicious full breakfast is served featuring home baked goodies, fresh fruit, a hot entree and coffee, tea or hot chocolate. Gift shops and excellent restaurants are in the vicinity. The area offers excellent bicycling, hiking and cross country skiing.
Location:
405 Collins Street, Plymouth Wisconsin 53073
Telephone
920-892-2222
Other Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns nearby:
(Plymouth) 52 Stafford, An Irish Guest House
(Plymouth) BL Nutt Inn
(Sheboygan) English Manor Bed & Breakfast
(Sheboygan) GrammaLori's Bed & Breakfast
(Plymouth) Harmony Hills in the Hollow
(Sheboygan) Lake View Mansion
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06/09 Coming to The Plymouth area
Dairy State Cheese and Beer Festival Kenosha WI April20 This fun-filled event includes cheese from around the state of Wisconsin, some of the area’s finest beers and live music.
Montello's Fish-n-Fun Montello WI May3-5 Fly over the city in a helicopter, paddle down the Fox River like Marquette and Joliet in a guided canoe, munch on cotton candy between thrilling carnival rides, send the kids fishing with the pros on Montello Lake.
Beer Barons World of Beer Festival Milwaukee WI June1 Tired of beer festivals where you spend more time in line
waiting for a beer than you do tasting them?
Welcome to a small beer festival.
Harvard's Milk Days Festival Harvard IL May31-June2 Harvard Milk Days offers a weekend of fun for people of all ages. Events include a 2+ hour parade, carnival, food, fireworks, petting zoo and other animals, races, contests and entertainment.
Art on the Lawn Rockford IL June12 Always held on the second Sunday of June, Art on the Lawn features a wide variety of fine arts in many media: ceramics, digital art, drawing, fiber/paper, furniture, glass, jewelry, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, wearable art and more.
Antioch's Summer Summer Bazaar Antioch IL June15-16 The Faire have grown in size over the years to more than 140 booths of hand-crafted goods. Antioch's Faires attract crafters from all around the country. It's not unusual to meet crafters from California, Florida, Ohio, and the Carolinas.
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