When it comes to large family reunion rentals in Wisconsin, Adeline’s House of Cool offers six bedrooms and accommodations for up to 12 guests, we offer large estate grounds, private channel access to Lake Puckaway, and oh, so many amenities.
Family reunions offer a great time each year to catch up with your cousins, hug your grandparents and pass along stories of the past. But with so many people coming into town, you want to make sure that the family reunion is more fun and relaxing than it is overwhelming and anxious.
Are you looking to strengthen bonds between relatives? Do you want to meet that cousin everyone has talked about since you were a kid? Are you interested in learning more about your family’s history? Well, family reunions don’t just happen. Someone needs to assemble the gang together.
Here are several tips for organizing your large family reunion rental in Wisconsin.
Plan and organize. A structured family reunion is one that is planned well with plenty of activities for your entire family. That mean scheduling games, get-togethers, food and when you’ll eat. Remember that family reunions have generations of family from babies to people who are 90+. Arranging activities that everyone can enjoy will help your reunion go off smoothly with everyone content.
Invite the family members you don’t know too! Do you really want to just invite family members you see regularly? The whole part about a family reunion is bringing people together who may not see each other very often. So when you are putting the word out, don’t forget to make a special effort to invite family members you haven’t seen in years. Better yet, invite family members you only know by name but may have never met. This helps to create a more interesting family reunion and perhaps you’ll get to know more about your family than you ever thought you would.
Offer several activities options. People often say that the best part of their family reunion is chatting and sharing photos. That’s fun, but its also important to arrange a wide variety of activities for people of all ages. From balloon toss to treasure hunts, you need a large amount of space to get it all done. Adeline’s House of Cool has a large estate to plan your activities. Plus, with private access onto Lake Puckaway, you can expand your reunion far out onto the lake to enjoy fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and other lake activities.
The hot tub is a great place to relax, and at night don’t forget S’mores at the firepit.
Don’t forget to have inclusive activities. Remember, your family has a wide variety of interests. That’s why when planning you should try to bring people together who have shared interests. Maybe Uncle Bob and Aunt Rita both love bird watching. Your brother Joe and your cousin Mike collect coins.
Fishing, hiking, or exploring Amish country, make the extra effort to brings people together with shared and inclusive interests.
Schedule time for your family to just chill. Sometimes people just need to rest and do their own thing. If you are having a family reunion that lasts a couple of days, you’ll want to set aside time for smaller family groups to head off on their own. Adeline’s House of Cool is located in Green Lake County’s Amish Country. Maybe one family would like to explore Amish shops, crafts, and canned goods. Maybe another family would like to drive to Wisconsin Dells for the afternoon.
Whatever people enjoy doing, just make sure everyone has time to enjoy their time, while still having the opportunity to join the larger family reunion activities.
Contact Adeline’s House of Cool to schedule your next large family reunion rental in Wisconsin! Adeline’s House of Cool features a six-bedroom luxury rental cabin in Wisconsin that is ideal for your next family reunion. With plenty of space inside and out, your family will enjoy a host of activities from fishing and bonfires, to three-legged races, cook-offs, and more. With plenty of room outside to gather and play, your family can also relax in the 20’ hot tub, enjoy drinks at the large bar, and meander old photo albums with he kids.
