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Whether it's a sunny day, in July, or a snowy evening, in February, Lenawee County is brimming with things to see and do! Savor the unpretentious charm of our small towns and villages and the warmth of our local people. In fact, it's these simple mid-American pleasures that can make a visit here so memorable.
Along with enjoying the natural beauty of our county, visitors are pleasantly surprised by our winning combination of unique attractions, sparkling lakes, beautiful gardens and golf courses, quaint antique shops, cultural amenities, award winning restaurants and affordable accommodations. Visitors experience our local flavor as they enjoy an endless array of leisure opportunities, festivals and local events.
Many early settlers, of Lenawee County, were Quakers, whose descendants were among those aiding fugitive slaves through the Underground Railroad, including the well-known Laura Haviland. Today, Lenawee County offers visitors a look at incredible architecture in our many downtown business districts, the historic Croswell Opera House, restored Victorian and
Queen Anne style houses throughout the county, area historic museums, and a plethora of unique and diverse antique shops that enable travelers an opportunity to capture a by-gone era.
Few people realize how much Lenawee County has to offer. There is something here for the entire family. You will be surprised to discover our many attractions, historic downtowns, antique shops, golf courses, craft shops, restaurants, fine arts and much, much more. Stay at one our comfortable lodging establishments and experience hospitality at its best.
Lenawee County, come see why we say...The Fun Starts Here!
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