Amish Settlements Wisconsin

Amish Settlements Wisconsin:
Kingston and Dalton

Green Lake County is home to Wisconsin’s fourth-largest Amish settlements of Kingston and Dalton.

Horse-drawn buggies, kerosene lanterns, subdued-color clothing, bonnets, and straw hats are still prevalent in today’s Amish Country. The Amish are known for their exceptionally well-made wood furniture, cabinetry, baked goods, beautiful quilts, and much more.

The Amish following the traditions of their ancestors in their daily living is another unique experience that helps make Adeline’s House of Cool the best vacation spot in Wisconsin.

What is the culture of Amish Settlements?

The Amish culture is based on traditional values and practices that date back to the 16th century. They are known for their simple living, plain dress, and resistance to modern conveniences (such as electricity). Their horse-drawn buggies are a common site on our country roads. Amish farmers will extend a friendly wave as you watch them maneuver their massive draft horses before a plow or wagon.

Amish Settlements and Businesses Adventures

Take a leisurely drive through Amish Country and see the uniqueness of Amish living for yourself! Many specialty shops are here for your enjoyment. Stop and visit…buy and take home some of the Amish culture. The Amish businesses are usually open on weekdays, closed on holidays, and on Sundays, which is their day of worship.

Kingston is 7 miles, and Dalton is 14 miles south of Adeline’s House of Cool. Amish communities do not have phones, but the Dalton Amish community has the most shops.

Year-round, Adeline’s House of Cool guests staying on the weekdays add an Amish community adventure, which includes visiting several Amish businesses. Special weekday stay rates are available for your Amish adventure.