This well-kept village is located on the northwest edge of Geneva Lake, and offers a quieter alternative to the bustle of Lake Geneva. Williams Bay is just under 3 square miles and gives residents wonderful lakeside options for the community to share, including swimming at Williams Bay beach, nature trails and waterfront dining and cafés.

Whitewater is a community that is rich in history and natural beauty as it is nestled in the hills and trees of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. The city is vibrant and thriving with a great balance of small town feel and university life. The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is located in the town and hosts year-round events such as plays, ballets, operas, and performing arts.

Located on the Southwest side of Lake Geneva, the village of Walworth is a friendly and well-kept community in Walworth County. Scattered throughout the town, residents can enjoy an abundance of dining options that are available from Thai cuisine, pub and grills to pizza and pasta. Walworth also has a wide array of small storefronts, farm stands, and other local establishments.

The name Twin Lakes refers to the combination of Lake Mary and Elizabeth Lake, together making up one of the most-visited lake communities in Southeastern Wisconsin. The lakes are connected through a narrow channel on the north end of Elizabeth Lake. Both lakes have many entertainment options with friendly and active lakefront restaurants and bars offering a change to fuel up and cool down after a day on the water.

Twin Lakes makes for a great place to call home or visit for a weekend, as it is just minutes to the Wisconsin/Illinois border.

"The peaceful town of Geneva is located just north of Lake Geneva and Williams Bay and is a charming residential area for both vacation homes and year-round residences. Recreation opportunities are not hard to find in Geneva; Lake Como offers a variety of lake activities including fishing, swimming and boating. At the north end of Geneva is Hawks View Golf Club where golfers can play on two distinctly different 18-hole courses: the scenic Como Crossing course and the family-friendly par-3 course, Barn Hollow.

The town of Lyons is situated midway between the cities of Burlington and Lake Geneva, WI. Established in 1839, this charming community has a variety of housing options from countryside estates to classic ranch homes.

The White River is a central feature in the town of Lyons, providing not only wildlife habitat, but opportunities to enjoy the outdoors with fishing, canoeing, and kayaking.

Linn is a township spanning the central portion of Geneva Lake and offering an abundance of residential lakeshore options on both the north and south shores. The town extends south of Geneva Lake to contain the unincorporated communities of Linton and Zenda, as well as an abundance of farmland and wooded lot properties with natural beauty and rural character.

Three spring-fed lakes connected via wide channels form the Lauderdale Lakes. These crystal-clear lakes include Green Lake, Middle Lake and Mill Lake, together spanning over 820 acres with depths up to 55 feet. There are many quiet nooks and crannies found winding around these sprawling and scenic lakes, making this area perfect for a private experience fishing, boating, kayaking or perhaps an on-shore picnic.

Lauderdale Lakes is a short 30-minute drive to the Wisconsin/Illinois border, making it a convenient vacation destination and second-home town.

La Grange is a small town located in Walworth County, between East Troy and Whitewater. Miles of rolling countryside and farmland encompass this picturesque community. Lauderdale Lakes is nearby and offers La Grange residents an easy option to relax at the lake for the day.

The town of La Grange hosts community events throughout the year, bringing residents to enjoy festivals like the annual La Grange Fire Department Steak Fry, including raffle prizes, drinks and great food.

Sitting on the eastern shore of Geneva Lake, this charming town was originally settled in the 1830s by immigrants from New England and New York arriving via the Erie Canal. Following the civil war, Lake Geneva transformed into a resort for wealthy Chicago families who constructed their mansions along the lake. At this time it became known as the Newport of the West, referring to its extravagant summer mansions built by the likes of Schwinn, Maytag and Wrigley.

Today the town of Lake Geneva is a thriving community full of year-round locals that is also recognized as one of the Midwest's top vacation destinations. The community offers a wonderful variety of property options ranging from beautiful lakeside homes and country estates to historic and charming downtown neighborhood residences.

Abbey Springs is a stunning gated community set along the rolling slopes of Geneva Lake’s Southern Shore. Abbey Springs offers its residents access to an abundance of amenities including a public clubhouse, several restaurants, a pool house, and an outstanding 18-hole golf course with well-manicured greens, lush fairways, and wooded hillsides.

Powers is a small lake with just under a mile of pristine shoreline and a maximum depth of 33 feet and is a great spot to enjoy all kinds of water sports.

Geneva National is a private gated community offering resort-style living within its 1,800 beautiful acres, including scenic wetlands and woodlands.

Grab a picnic basket, beach towels, and prepare for a fun-filled day at Whitewater Lake Beach! Full of year-round activities, Whitewater Lake makes for a great location to relax on the water or take part in the many activities that surround it.

Lake Beulah is a popular vacation destination and is home to primarily middle-class residential lake homes along with a scattering of upscale vacation home properties.

Sitting on the eastern shore of Geneva Lake, this charming town was originally settled in the 1830s by immigrants from New England and New York arriving via the Erie Canal. Following the civil war, Lake Geneva transformed into a resort for wealthy Chicago families who constructed their mansions along the lake. At this time it became known as the Newport of the West, referring to its extravagant summer mansions built by the likes of Schwinn, Maytag and Wrigley.

Today the town of Lake Geneva is a thriving community full of year-round locals that is also recognized as one of the Midwest's top vacation destinations. The community offers a wonderful variety of property options ranging from beautiful lakeside homes and country estates to historic and charming downtown neighborhood residences.

Delavan is an historic and peaceful city adjacent to Delavan Lake and located in Walworth County. The lake boasts nearly 12 miles of shoreline and depths of up to 50 feet.

The charming village of Fontana is located on the southwest edge of Geneva Lake, and is a relaxed vacation destination as well as the perfect place to call home. Tree-lined streets welcome visitors along Fontana's Lake Shore drive, adorned with coffee shops, pizza parlors, and waterfront cafes. Fontana-on Geneva Lake is a village with many lakeside activities that include swimming or sun-bathing at Fontana's sandy beach, hiking trails in the Hildebrand Nature Conservancy, and a variety of water sports.

Located in the center of Walworth County, the community of Elkhorn is a thriving small town. Neatly-paved streets guide you through this city as you pass restaurants, ice cream shops, small boutiques and charming historic homes.

The town of Elkhorn is known for hosting the Walworth County Fair, an annual summer event with an abundance of food, games, rides and entertainment. During the last three decades Elkhorn has also held a Christmas Parade, their largest community event. Other annual events include a Star-Spangled Celebration for Independence Day with music, food and fireworks, Corn and Brat Days, Oktoberfest, Elkhorn Rib Fest and Elkhorn Community Days.

Delavan is an historic and peaceful city adjacent to Delavan Lake and located in Walworth County. The community's brick roads guide visitors through the downtown where they find a variety of restaurants, charming antique shops, parks, and residential options ranging from vacation cottages to spacious primary homes. Delavan was once home to the world-famous Ringling Brother's circus and is known for its rich history, lakeside activities and sense of community.