Port Washington is a city in Southeast Wisconsin.
Get in
By car
Port Washington is a quick hop off of I-43 between Milwaukee and Sheboygan. It is on Lake Michigan and it has a great marina to pull your boat into.
From The North
Coming from Sheboygan take I-43 South, exit Highway 32 South near the Allen-Edmonds Shoe Store.
From The West
From the West Bend/Newburg Area, take Highway 33 East till you get to the lake.
From The South
Coming from Milwaukee take I-43 North, exit Highway 32 North just after the Grafton Exit. Highway 32 merges with Highway 33 to take you to the downtown area.
By bus
Milwaukee County Transit System operates the Route 143 Ozaukee County Express, connecting Milwaukee and Cedarburg to the Port Washington park and ride lot. The schedule is mainly aimed at commuters.
- 1 Saukville & Walmart Park and Ride bus station (1.5 miles west of downtown near I-43, exit #100.).
Get around
This is a small Wisconsin town. It is nice to park on the street and walk around the downtown. You can also stroll out to the lighthouse on a pleasant day, but it is kinda of slippery. If you park your boat, the marina is in the downtown. The whole place is very main street USA.
See
- Pebble House (Port Washington Visitor Center), 126 E Grand Ave, toll-free: 1-800-719-4881. This is a house made of pebbles that now serves as a visitor center.
- 1 Judge Eghart House, 302 W Grand Ave, ☏ 1 414 530 9692. Small historic museum.
Do
Check out the nice small beach on Lake Michigan on the road near the power station.
Buy
Eat
Drink
Sleep
- [dead link]The Port Washington Inn, 308 W Washington St, ☏ 1 262 284-5583, toll-free: 1-877-794-1903. A calm, relaxing Port Washington bed and breakfast.
Connect
City Government[formerly dead link] City of Port Washington
100 W Grand Ave P.O. Box 307
Port Washington WI 53074
1 262-284-2600
Go next
| Routes through Port Washington |
| Green Bay ← Sheboygan ← | N  S | → Grafton → Milwaukee |
| Portage ← Newburg ← | W  E | → END |