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Froggy's Landing

View Website Favorite (2) 9900 Terwall Ter - Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158
Information: 262-947-0437
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Froggy’s Landing is your one-stop-shop for family fun on Pleasant Prairie’s Lake Andrea. Located off of Hwy. 165, near Hwy. H in Prairie Springs Park, which also includes the Pleasant Prairie RecPlex. Froggy's Landing is open seasonally. Rent a paddleboard, canoe, or one of several types of kayaks, for your boating pleasure, by the hour. Indoor and outdoor spaces in the park are also available for rent to host parties, meetings and more.

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Pleasant Prairie Convention & Visitors Bureau

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  • Features
    • On Water
  • Canoe
    • Yes
  • SUP - Stand Up Paddleboard
    • Yes
  • Kayak
    • Yes
  • Canoeing, Kayaking and SUP Services Available
    • Rentals

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